Filled and Empowered And because you belong to him, the power of the life-giving Spirit has freed you from the power of sin that leads to death. (Romans 8:2) Who is the Holy Spirit? The Holy Spirit is God and a member of the Trinity. The Holy Spirit has a distinct personality, a will, and a purpose. And the Holy Spirit has a specific work that He wants to do in our lives. Before we were Christians, the Holy Spirit convicted us of our sin and drew us to Christ. And once we believed in Christ, the Holy Spirit sealed us. The Holy Spirit also will lead us, empower us, and fill us each day as we seek to live the Christian life. Paul wrote to the believers in Ephesus, “Be filled with the Holy Spirit, singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs among yourselves, and making music to the Lord in your hearts” (Ephesians 5:18-19) Being filled with the Spirit has nothing to do with our emotions. Unfortunately, some people take the work of the Spirit and make it look bizarre. But that has nothing to do with the Holy Spirit. Being filled with the Spirit simply means letting the Holy Spirit control us. When we ask God to fill us, we are asking Him to control our lives. In fact, the term “filled” that Ephesians 5:18 uses to describe the filling of the Holy Spirit also carries the meaning of permeation. For example, think of how people used salt in the first century. They didn’t have refrigeration, so they rubbed salt into meat to permeate it and, as a result, preserve it. Our closest modern comparison would be jerky. So, Paul was saying the Holy Spirit wants to permeate our lives. The Holy Spirit wants to be a part of every aspect of our daily living. It isn’t about trying harder. It’s about realizing the Holy Spirit will give us the power we need to live this Christian life
quality doesn't always equal the price, but sometimes high quality comes with a higher price (the Lebanese ice cream). there seems to be a peak on the quality-price graph
Filled and Empowered And because you belong to him, the power of the life-giving Spirit has freed you from the power of sin that leads to death. (Romans 8:2) Who is the Holy Spirit? The Holy Spirit is God and a member of the Trinity. The Holy Spirit has a distinct personality, a will, and a purpose. And the Holy Spirit has a specific work that He wants to do in our lives. Before we were Christians, the Holy Spirit convicted us of our sin and drew us to Christ. And once we believed in Christ, the Holy Spirit sealed us. The Holy Spirit also will lead us, empower us, and fill us each day as we seek to live the Christian life. Paul wrote to the believers in Ephesus, “Be filled with the Holy Spirit, singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs among yourselves, and making music to the Lord in your hearts” (Ephesians 5:18-19) Being filled with the Spirit has nothing to do with our emotions. Unfortunately, some people take the work of the Spirit and make it look bizarre. But that has nothing to do with the Holy Spirit. Being filled with the Spirit simply means letting the Holy Spirit control us. When we ask God to fill us, we are asking Him to control our lives. In fact, the term “filled” that Ephesians 5:18 uses to describe the filling of the Holy Spirit also carries the meaning of permeation. For example, think of how people used salt in the first century. They didn’t have refrigeration, so they rubbed salt into meat to permeate it and, as a result, preserve it. Our closest modern comparison would be jerky. So, Paul was saying the Holy Spirit wants to permeate our lives. The Holy Spirit wants to be a part of every aspect of our daily living. It isn’t about trying harder. It’s about realizing the Holy Spirit will give us the power we need to live this Christian life
Filled and Empowered And because you belong to him, the power of the life-giving Spirit has freed you from the power of sin that leads to death. (Romans 8:2) Who is the Holy Spirit? The Holy Spirit is God and a member of the Trinity. The Holy Spirit has a distinct personality, a will, and a purpose. And the Holy Spirit has a specific work that He wants to do in our lives. Before we were Christians, the Holy Spirit convicted us of our sin and drew us to Christ. And once we believed in Christ, the Holy Spirit sealed us. The Holy Spirit also will lead us, empower us, and fill us each day as we seek to live the Christian life. Paul wrote to the believers in Ephesus, “Be filled with the Holy Spirit, singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs among yourselves, and making music to the Lord in your hearts” (Ephesians 5:18-19) Being filled with the Spirit has nothing to do with our emotions. Unfortunately, some people take the work of the Spirit and make it look bizarre. But that has nothing to do with the Holy Spirit. Being filled with the Spirit simply means letting the Holy Spirit control us. When we ask God to fill us, we are asking Him to control our lives. In fact, the term “filled” that Ephesians 5:18 uses to describe the filling of the Holy Spirit also carries the meaning of permeation. For example, think of how people used salt in the first century. They didn’t have refrigeration, so they rubbed salt into meat to permeate it and, as a result, preserve it. Our closest modern comparison would be jerky. So, Paul was saying the Holy Spirit wants to permeate our lives. The Holy Spirit wants to be a part of every aspect of our daily living. It isn’t about trying harder. It’s about realizing the Holy Spirit will give us the power we need to live this Christian life
Filled and Empowered And because you belong to him, the power of the life-giving Spirit has freed you from the power of sin that leads to death. (Romans 8:2) Who is the Holy Spirit? The Holy Spirit is God and a member of the Trinity. The Holy Spirit has a distinct personality, a will, and a purpose. And the Holy Spirit has a specific work that He wants to do in our lives. Before we were Christians, the Holy Spirit convicted us of our sin and drew us to Christ. And once we believed in Christ, the Holy Spirit sealed us. The Holy Spirit also will lead us, empower us, and fill us each day as we seek to live the Christian life. Paul wrote to the believers in Ephesus, “Be filled with the Holy Spirit, singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs among yourselves, and making music to the Lord in your hearts” (Ephesians 5:18-19) Being filled with the Spirit has nothing to do with our emotions. Unfortunately, some people take the work of the Spirit and make it look bizarre. But that has nothing to do with the Holy Spirit. Being filled with the Spirit simply means letting the Holy Spirit control us. When we ask God to fill us, we are asking Him to control our lives. In fact, the term “filled” that Ephesians 5:18 uses to describe the filling of the Holy Spirit also carries the meaning of permeation. For example, think of how people used salt in the first century. They didn’t have refrigeration, so they rubbed salt into meat to permeate it and, as a result, preserve it. Our closest modern comparison would be jerky. So, Paul was saying the Holy Spirit wants to permeate our lives. The Holy Spirit wants to be a part of every aspect of our daily living. It isn’t about trying harder. It’s about realizing the Holy Spirit will give us the power we need to live this Christian life
Filled and Empowered And because you belong to him, the power of the life-giving Spirit has freed you from the power of sin that leads to death. (Romans 8:2) Who is the Holy Spirit? The Holy Spirit is God and a member of the Trinity. The Holy Spirit has a distinct personality, a will, and a purpose. And the Holy Spirit has a specific work that He wants to do in our lives. Before we were Christians, the Holy Spirit convicted us of our sin and drew us to Christ. And once we believed in Christ, the Holy Spirit sealed us. The Holy Spirit also will lead us, empower us, and fill us each day as we seek to live the Christian life. Paul wrote to the believers in Ephesus, “Be filled with the Holy Spirit, singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs among yourselves, and making music to the Lord in your hearts” (Ephesians 5:18-19) Being filled with the Spirit has nothing to do with our emotions. Unfortunately, some people take the work of the Spirit and make it look bizarre. But that has nothing to do with the Holy Spirit. Being filled with the Spirit simply means letting the Holy Spirit control us. When we ask God to fill us, we are asking Him to control our lives. In fact, the term “filled” that Ephesians 5:18 uses to describe the filling of the Holy Spirit also carries the meaning of permeation. For example, think of how people used salt in the first century. They didn’t have refrigeration, so they rubbed salt into meat to permeate it and, as a result, preserve it. Our closest modern comparison would be jerky. So, Paul was saying the Holy Spirit wants to permeate our lives. The Holy Spirit wants to be a part of every aspect of our daily living. It isn’t about trying harder. It’s about realizing the Holy Spirit will give us the power we need to live this Christian life
I’m a Lebanese and I’m very happy I ACTUALLY heard my country’s name! And yes I’m very happy you enjoyed Bachir Lebanese ice cream it’s actually very delicious And I DO recommend it!! Especially the Ashta flavour!! 🇱🇧❤️😋
I am a picky eater but when i see your videos i really want to eat anything Love from lebanon❤ Mooom i am famous😁 Ty soo much for the 89 likes! Edit: thank you soooo much for 94 likes❤️ Edit: i can't beleive my eyes 100 likes !!!!!
@@Kasvhi_nisa_fanpage umm excuse me? Please don't leave your unnecessary comments under my post. There was absolutely no need for this comment. I suggest you to mind your own business.
@@sugarish9945 no i just checked someone else was first and i do this so no one else get pinned instead of the real person to be firsf like me. I was first in a vid but someone else lied and got pinned so plz don't lie
@@Kasvhi_nisa_fanpage I understand what basis your coming from, but I was, infact the first person to comment on the creator's post. It just felt a bit overwhelming as your comment seemed a bit off and rude to me. I did suggest you to bg check so that's that. Hope this has been cleared. I would also suggest you to explain the reason 'why' instead of just rouge commenting on other person's post. I honestly think this is a very immature matter LOL. Fighting over comments doesn't seem much 'mature' to me. This was very unnecessary imo. Please do not even think/assume that I am lying. I am not immature. Assuming that people are 'lying' is very immature of you.
I've been scrolling for hours and I decided to stop and this was the last video I watched for the night and it made my day! You seem so sweet! Have a great night/ day
Seeing bachir when i lived in paris with my friend caught me off guard but i was so upset that i couldnt go cuz my whole stay in france was during the coronavirus lockdown after that day. But at least i get to have it in lebanon. Which they had it in the U.S. tho. The ice cream too sugary and just not good.
As a lebanese that lived in lebanon my whole life i feel like i'm so proud of my people to be able to share our culture ❤ and by the way i love Bachir icecream and it is so famous here in Lebanon 🇱🇧💞
Amorino is my favorite ice cream shop! They've got such great flavors, my favorite so far are : Blood orange, orange and basil They also tasted very good as a combo :]
I LOVE AMORINO they have it in England and they have a shop where my grandparents live and I’ve had it once, honestly some of the best ice cream I’ve had.
