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It is a sad twist of irony that those who claim to be most focused on the Holy Spirit are in actuality the ones doing the most to abuse, grieve, insult, misrepresent, quench, and dishonor Him. How do they do it? By attributing to Him words He did not say, deeds He did not do, phenomena He did not produce, and experiences that have nothing to do with Him. They boldly plaster His name on that which is not His work. He goes on (p. 6) to cite many examples, which you can see on You Tube: “Whole congregations doing the ‘Holy Ghost Hokey Pokey,’ people ‘tokin’ the Ghost’ (pretending to inhale the Holy Spirit and get high, as if He were an invisible reefer), and women writhing on the floor, miming he process of childbirth. Old-fashioned snake handlers look tame by comparison.” He cites several Pentecostal preachers who say that the Holy Spirit told them to punch, kick, and violently assault people in an attempt to heal them. An elderly woman died at a Benny Hinn “miracle crus

How can I experience the fullness of the Holy Spirit?   AYOADE PETER OLAMIDE REVIVAL        Focus on Jesus, by praying, by reading your Bible every day and by trying to be obedient to Him and not to give in to temptation! But for the longer answer let’s begin with the opposite: When will we get less of the Spirit? The apostle Paul speaks of ‘quenching the Spirit’ (1 Thessalonians 5:19), but how do we do that? Quenching the Spirit To understand this we need to know that the Bible (and especially Paul) makes a very clear distinction between ‘the flesh’ and ‘the Spirit’. With ‘the flesh’ he means a person without the Holy Spirit (so not only his body, but also his spirit is part of ‘the flesh’). But Paul uses the term ‘the Spirit’ to refer to a person who has received the Holy Spirit. Now there is ‘but’. When we receive ‘the Spirit’ ‘the flesh’ is not totally gone. It will still lure us to do its will. So Paul says in Galatians 5:16: ‘So I say, walk by the Spirit, and yo

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STUDENTS HYMN Students rise now, build the kingdom Heed the master’s call today. Students rise up, follow Jesus, He’s the life, the truth, the way. In the city, in the village In each near or distant land Preach the gospel, make disciples, And fulfill the Lord’s command. Refrain: Students rise now, rise and build. (2x)   As true students of the Scripture Workmen unashamed and bold Grow in knowledge, deepen wisdom, God’s own truth is purest Gold. And with prayer and devotion Seek the master’s face each day. Let the kingdom come within you And among you in all ways. Refrain: Students, rise now, rise and build/2x As the servants of the Saviour Let God’s will be done on earth. Joining hands with other Christians Share the message of new birth. We’re forgiven, we’ve been pardoned Through the death of Jesus Christ: God’s own love gift has been offered Our redemption’ sacrifice. Refrain: Students, rise now,

Baptist Student Fellowship OUR PHILOSOPHY The Nigerian Baptist Convention’s Christian witness and ministry in institutions of higher learning are in response to the Lord’s command to make the gospel known to all persons since schools are engaged in the quest for knowledge and truth of which God is the Source, the Christian perspective is essential to realize the ultimate in education. The unique nature of the student life and campus community demands a specialized ministry of the church to the individual need of students for redemption and Christian nurture within that community. OBJECTIVES To lead students to commitment to accept Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord To involve them in the study of biblical truth and Christian discipleship To lead them to relate academic disciplines to their Christian faith To involve them in responsible church membership ; denominational understanding, and participation To involve them in the study and practical pa