Pentecost

From the Upper Room to our living rooms, the same Spirit that moved at Pentecost is still changing hearts.

Pentecost wasn't just a moment in history. Learn how it bridges Old Testament promises with New Testament power.

Pentecost isn’t just a moment in Acts—it’s a powerful reminder of God’s provision, presence, and promises from Exodus to today. From the fire on Sinai to the fire in the Upper Room, this sacred season points us back to the Resurrection, the Spirit, and the return of Christ. Here are 4 ways Christians can still find meaning in Pentecost today.

Pentecost was more than a moment—it was the beginning of Spirit-empowered living for every believer. Through bold faith, constant prayer, using God-given gifts, and daily surrender to the Holy Spirit, we’re invited to live with the same power and purpose that transformed the early Church. Here are 4 ways you can live in the power of Pentecost every day!

Jesus rose from the dead at the end of Passover and stayed on earth for forty days before ascending to paradise. Ten days later, the Holy Spirit fell upon the disciples in Jerusalem, another epic event. But what about those ten days?

Ascension Day reminds us that Jesus' story didn't end when he came out of the tomb on Easter Sunday. More miraculous behavior was coming, and it would change his believers' lives in new ways.

The Christian remembrance of Pentecost holds important biblical teaching that builds the life of a believer and continues to support the fulfillment of the Great Commission in our time. Let’s consider five remarkable things all believers should know about Pentecost.

While Eastern Christianity views Pentecost as the last day of Easter in its ceremonies, in the Roman sacrament it is normally a distinct holiday. The fifty days from Easter Sunday to Pentecost Sunday may also be known as Eastertide.

We can be orthodox in our creeds, but I wonder if we truly realize how absolutely dependent on the Spirit we really are?

Need a prayer for Pentecost to celebrate the church’s birthday? We’ve compiled one below as well as several Scriptures you can pray over this day.

There is no Pentecost without the Ascension. Two remarkable things happened to the disciples after Jesus departed...

If you've never been one to celebrate Pentecost Sunday, this powerful version of Acts 2:1-4will put it into a whole NEW light for you. Finally, someone got it!

Pentecost celebrates the coming of the Holy Spirit to the earth: our Comforter who reveals the Kingdom of God.

The rich history behind Pentecost helps us understand the events that took place in Acts 2.

The Holy Spirit did not make His first appearance at Pentecost. However, the Spirit arrived in the upper room with a fresh mission from the Father.