Jeremiah TiptonFounder in president of David Hernandez ministries

"Help Me, Holy Spirit"

30 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this segment of the YouTube sermon, the speaker urges listeners to immediately invoke the Holy Spirit when they feel the sting of temptation. He explains that the enemy and the flesh are deceptive, causing a person to decide to give in before they even reach out for divine help. By repeatedly shouting, “Help me, Holy Spirit,” even if it seems odd to others, the believer can be rescued from demonic influence and fleshly cravings. The speaker emphasizes that the Holy Spirit will provide a way out of the temptation if asked for help in that split‑second moment.

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In that moment of temptation, you have to hear this, in that moment of temptation, you can actually throw up your hands and say, help me, Holy Spirit. Now here's why we don't do that. This is where it's so subtle. The enemy is so deceptive and the flesh is so deceptive because in those split seconds where we're being tempted, the only reason we don't reach out for the help of the Holy Spirit is because we've kind of already decided in our minds that we wanna give into this sin nature because you know the moment you reach out for his help, he's gonna get you out of there. He's gonna bring a way out of that temptation. So the moment that craving hits you, you pause and you say, help me, Holy Spirit, and keep saying that. You may look like a crazy person, who cares? Help me, Holy Spirit. Help me, Holy Spirit. Help me, Holy Spirit. And he rescues you from that demonic temptation. He rescues you from that fleshly craving.