Brothers and Sisters Did You remember to celebrate Christmas and Easter?
If your answer YES you must share this.

The Passover Feast is celebrated 50 Days after easter, the passover day is so important to us Christian in the sense that it was the days of Pentecost: the day of power, when the Disciples received The Holy Ghost Baptism.

But unfortunately we forgot such important day. To cut the story short, this coming Sunday is the 50th day after Easter, May 15, 2016.

Have you received the Holy Ghost since you believed?

This coming Sunday, lets wait on the Lord.
#goodmuyis

How are you so ignorant in this day and time..... Did the disciples celebrate Pentecost? Chai!!!!! How is it that we are so deceived in this country yet we all have bibles... But some of you read your mind into your bibles..... Those celebrating the Pentecost were the confused guys who were asking if the apostles were drunk... The pentecostal folks missed the Holy ghost cos they were not in the upper room. Only those in the upper room got filled with the Holy ghost. Pls read your bibles the book of acts chapter two again.

It's is spiritual illiteracy to claim to be a pentecostal in this day and time. Finally the pentecostal practice is from Judaism and never from Christianity.... Pentecost means 50 and at that time Christianity was not yet in operation.

Open your bibles and open your mind and see it for yourselves. Let's not be reading our minds into the word of God.

tripplephi
Have you received the Holy Ghost since you believed? This coming Sunday, lets wait on the Lord.

There should be no arguments brethren .
Anything that will inspire our heart more to christ and his finished work on Calvary is worthy of mention
Jesus gave us the holy spirit and that has been the difference between christians and other faiths since Pentecost
The baptism of the holy spirit makes natural man a supernatural force for good on the earth for Jehovah pleasure .

That my people is the greatest thing that can happen to any one .

We celebrate and praise Him for giving us the holy spirit and as we mark the historical dates of the first display of this awesome power and gift of God.
Shalom