Ilagan Christian Church

Topic: Holy Spirit

  • Accusation or Conviction?

    Satan’s accusations and the Holy Spirit’s conviction can both make us feel guilty, yet they differ in origin, purpose and outcome. Learning to tell them apart is part of spiritual maturity.

  • Rest in The Lord

    The promise of entering God’s rest still stands. It is not found in a day or a feeling, but in Christ, who calls the weary to Himself.

  • Fruitful Life

    The Father is glorified when His people bear much fruit. The secret is abiding in Christ, walking by the Spirit and putting on the new self.

  • Manna from Heaven

    Israel’s grumbling over daily manna in the wilderness becomes a picture of Christ, the true bread from heaven who sustains his people to this day.

  • Sons of God

    See how great a love the Father has given us, that we should be called children of God. Like Father, like son: His children bear His likeness.

  • God Made All Things Possible

    Is anything too difficult for the Lord? No one can change his own heart, but God does something new and gives His people newness of life.

  • The House of God: Our Dwelling Place

    From Jacob’s ladder at Bethel to the church built up in the Spirit, this sermon traces what it means for God’s people to be His dwelling place.

  • Regeneration: From Death to Life

    Unless one is born again he cannot see the kingdom of God. Regeneration is the Spirit’s sovereign work, bringing the spiritually dead to life.

  • Mortifying Sin

    Because God is infinitely holy, growing in holiness means growing in hatred of sin. This message lays out the Christian duty, danger, and battle plan for mortifying sin.

  • Tower of Babel

    The builders of Babel tried to make a name for themselves apart from God; He confused their plans, but remains Himself the true strong tower for His people.

  • The Parable of Ten Virgins

    Five wise virgins had oil for their lamps and five foolish ones did not. When the bridegroom came, the door was shut, so the lesson calls us to be ready.

  • Joy in the Holy Spirit

    Christian joy is distinguished from mere happiness: a supernatural, gospel-grounded well-being that can be experienced even in the middle of trials.