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John 14:8-17 (25-27)
Romans 8:14-17
Acts 2:1-21
Genesis 11:1-9
Psalm 104:24-34, 35b

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    John E. Sumwalt
    May the glory of the Lord endure forever;
        may the Lord rejoice in his works—
     who looks on the earth and it trembles,
        who touches the mountains and they smoke.
     I will sing to the Lord as long as I live;
        I will sing praise to my God while I have being    . (vv. 31-33)

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    Genesis 11:1-9
    I know we’re supposed to preach Acts 2 on Pentecost, but in recent years I’ve strayed to the alternate lectionary passage, Genesis 11:1-9. This passage comes at the close of what’s often referred to as the primeval history, the story of God’s dealings with all humanity. Rather than having a single fall, in actuality what we witness is a series of breaks in the...

  • The Village Shepherd

    Janice B. Scott
    Call to Worship:

    On the day of Pentecost, six weeks after Jesus had risen from death, when the disciples were gathered together in one place, they were all filled with the Holy Spirit. As we gather together on the day of Pentecost, let us ask God that we too might be filled with his Holy Spirit.

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    Schuyler Rhodes
    Today is Pentecost. The creative power of God's Spirit (v. 30) flows today like no other day. The Spirit that is poured out on this day is the same Spirit that hovered over the waters (Genesis 1:2) at the dawn of creation. This is the same Spirit that possessed Gideon as he lifted up his horn (Judges 6:4). And it is the same Spirit that the risen Jesus told us would arrive as an advocate to...

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    John Jamison
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    No one remembers who broke the silence and spoke first, but...

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    David R. Cartwright
    That first Pentecost was a grand and glorious day. It was a new beginning. On that special day, God's people were reborn through the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. It was an extraordinary event.

    As Luke's Gospel reports it, all kinds of marvelous things took place on that day. As Jesus' disciples were all gathered in one place, there was first the sound of a mighty wind; then tongues...

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    Robert Leslie Holmes
    A seminary student writing a term paper about confession of sin started to type, "When we confess, Christ takes away our guilt." However, he was a bit thick-fingered and hit the letter q instead of the letter g on his computer keyboard. Now his sentence read, "Christ takes away our quilt." He didn't notice his error but his professor did and wrote in the margin, "Fear not, little one, you'll not...

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