The Foundation Hangout

About the Podcast 

Pastor Brian and Savannah discuss the role of the Holy Spirit in convicting the world of sin and revealing God's approval, based on John 16:7-11. They explore how the Holy Spirit guides both believers and unbelievers towards moral understanding and the necessity of a Savior.

Key Takeaways

• (01:07) The Holy Spirit's primary function is to convict the world of sin, particularly the sin of not believing in Jesus Christ, which leads to awareness of other sins.
• (03:43) The Holy Spirit helps individuals recognize their good deeds, such as acts of kindness, which align with God's will.
• (07:02) Even those who do not believe in God possess a moral compass, which is a reflection of God's influence in their lives.
• (09:05) The Holy Spirit is essential for drawing individuals to God, as they cannot come to Him on their own.
• (09:24) Jesus' departure led to the necessity of the Holy Spirit's presence to guide believers in understanding God's approval.
• (12:40) The Holy Spirit acts as a restrainer of evil, holding back chaos until the appointed time, while Satan deceives unbelievers to reject the truth of God.
• (15:24) The Holy Spirit will convict the world of judgment, emphasizing that sin will be judged, highlighting the importance of understanding God's wrath alongside His love.
• (20:21) The Holy Spirit's role is to awaken a sense of guilt in the lost, leading them to recognize their need for a savior, as illustrated by the story of David and Nathan.
• (24:56) The Holy Spirit continuously seeks to show individuals their need for repentance, as God's desire is for all to come to Him, even if not everyone will accept that call.
• (29:04) The speaker emphasizes the importance of conviction in guiding personal growth and obedience to God, which leads to a profound sense of peace.
• (30:46) A personal testimony illustrates the power of conviction, where the speaker felt compelled to share his testimony at a men's breakfast, realizing the importance of obedience to God's calling over personal concerns.
• (34:10) The speaker identifies three key attributes of the Holy Spirit: conviction, peace, and joy, explaining that these attributes follow one another in a sequence that begins with conviction.
• (38:34) The speaker invites listeners who may be struggling and seeking a relationship with Jesus to consider repentance and faith in Him, explaining the necessity of acknowledging sin and the promise of salvation through Christ.
• (40:40) The speaker provides an example of a personal prayer of repentance, encouraging listeners to express their own words to God if they feel led to turn to Christ for salvation.

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