Holy Spirit: PERSON, Not Feeling! He's WITH You! #shorts

5 Jun 2026 · 2 min

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In this short sermon, the speaker emphasizes that the Holy Spirit is a personal being—not a feeling, energy, or vibe—citing Jesus’ promise in John 14 of "another Comforter" and explaining the Greek term allos (meaning "another of the same kind"). He asserts that the Holy Spirit shares the same personhood as Jesus, though without a physical body, and is sent to dwell with believers. The core teaching introduced is that the Holy Spirit operates in two distinct modes: the "Holy Spirit within" (indwelling the believer) and the "Holy Spirit upon" (manifesting externally). The speaker promises to explore both modes in the remainder of the sermon, highlighting what the "upon" mode produces and inviting listeners to stay engaged.

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The Holy Spirit is an actual person, and he is your guide, counselor, deliverer, and comforter. Is a person. He is a person. Not a feeling, not energy, not a vibe. A person. Jesus called him he, H-E, never it. Jesus said in John 14, I will pray the Father and he shall give you another comforter. That he may abide with you forever. That word is a different word in the word in in the Greek language. It is the word allos, and you spell it A L L O S. It means another of the same kind. Jesus was saying, "I'm leaving." But the Father is sending you someone exactly like me to be with you. Yes. The Holy Spirit is the same kind of person as Jesus, just without a physical body, and he was sent to live with you and in you. If you remember nothing else from this morning, remember that portion. The Holy Spirit is a person who wants to be with you. Yes. Now the Bible teaches us something about this person that most of us were never taught. The Holy Spirit comes in 2 different ways. 2, not one. He comes in 2 different ways. 2, not one. The first way is the Holy Spirit within. The second way is the Holy Spirit upon. The first way is the Holy Spirit within. Amen. The second way is the Holy Spirit upon. I'm going to spend the rest of this sermon walking you through both of these, and I'm going to show you what the second one produces, and then I'm going to open the door. So stay with me this morning.