Thank you, Holy Spirit, for not just coming on the day of Pentecost, thank you for continuing to come

and to being with us right now.

We welcome you in this place and thank you for being among us.

Receive this offering of worship and thanksgiving.

We offer it in Jesus' name.

Amen.

Let's clap your hands, 1230.

Ooh.

So incredibly honored to be in God's house today.

And as we celebrate as a church family, a significant day on the Christian liturgical calendar known as Pentecost and we celebrate

the outpouring, the coming, the dispensing, the releasing of the third person of the Trinity

of the Holy Spirit.

And we're in a series here called Humanology.

And I want to have a conversation about him.

The Holy Spirit, every human needs him, can't be fully human as God intended without him.

And I think there is a, as he has worked among us, even in this worship gathering, in ways that we don't know about,

there is a specific way I want to remind some of you of

and that he wants to work and I want to introduce some of you to. As a church family, I want us to be

open to the comprehensive contribution that the Holy Spirit wants to make in all of our lives,

and that is not just a rebirth and a refilling,

but a renewal.

And so in Matthew chapter 4, verses 10 through 11,

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