This revival conference was held during August 13-14. The event was organized by the Living Water Theological Seminary for the purpose of promoting students' spiritual life. Please, see following hightlights of the preaching of Pastor Thang (Rev. David Mung) during the event.
August 13:
Text: Matthew 7:11; Luke 11:13; Acts 3:6-8
Title: Holy Spirit and Spirit-filled Life: the Better Gift of God
Synopsis: We define the person and works of the Holy Spirit in many different ways. However, Luke, a representative of Early Christianity, simply defined it as the better gift of God that is far beyond good. As evidenced in Acts 3:6, a life that is filled with and directed by the Holy Spirit is a life that is filled with the richness of God and His power. Therefore, which would be better than a life that is completely filled with the Holy Spirit!
August 14:
Text: John 7:37-39; Acts 2:1-4
Title: Holy Spirit and Spirit-filled Life: Life that is Overflowing
Synopsis: A life being filled with the Holy Spirit does not simply mean for personal entertainment. It is for overflowing to bless others and save the lost. Of course, a life that is overflowing with the Spirit of God to give life to others is the promise that Jesus made. All phenomena happened on the Day of Pentecost are the external evidence of this overlfowing life, a life that is to bless others and bring them back to Jesus Christ (Cf., Acts 2:41).
August 15:
Text: Acts 1:6-8
Title: Holy Spirit and Spirit-filled Life: A Journey Beyond Boundaries
Synopsis: The only one who is beyond any limitation and boundary is God, the creator and the original designer of life, alone. This is the promise of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, to let us join that spiritual journey, a journey beyond any limitation. Therefore, the Holy Spirit was promised and also given to those who believe. The complete promise says that those who believe would receive heavenly power to go beyond any geographical (physical) limitation and completely live for Jesus Christ. This is a life that goes beyond one's limitation of selfishness and even a life of martyr (witness).
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