(Acts 2.1-21)
Neil Millar – 31 May, 2020
In their book, The Holy Spirit, published in 2015, American theologians Stanley Hauerwas and William Willimon claim their intention is not to write something new but rather to remind believing communities of what they may have forgotten about the place and role of Holy Spirit. We are all capable of forgetting, and Pentecost Sunday seems a good time to remind ourselves of who the Holy Spirit is, how she works, and how we might recognise and welcome her presence in and among us. There are four chapters in the book, each focussing on a dimension of the Holy Spirit’s activity.
Full sermon here