Portrait of an ambassador: Peter
Peter’s Pentecost Sermon
Genesis 11:1-9 & Acts 2:1-6, 14-41
Rev Dr Gregory Wagenfuhr
Greetings Friends in Christ!
Pentecost is the day when we recognize another key part of the story of Jesus, the sending of the Holy Spirit. There’s much we could talk about around Pentecost, and no shortage of controversy among modern churches with regard to what it means. I won’t pretend to solve those controversies, instead, we’re going to ask the question of what Peter was trying to say in his sermon. What was the message that people from various places heard in their own languages?
Rev. Dr. Gregory Wagenfuhr
Pentecost is the day when we recognize another key part of the story of Jesus, the sending of the Holy Spirit. There’s much we could talk about around Pentecost, and no shortage of controversy among modern churches with regard to what it means. I won’t pretend to solve those controversies, instead, we’re going to ask the question of what Peter was trying to say in his sermon. What was the message that people from various places heard in their own languages?
Rev. Dr. Gregory Wagenfuhr
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