Filled with the Spirit: Dr. Jack Deere

[@HeyWiseGuy]

Jack and I had similar training in hermeneutics. Both of us graduated from Cessationist schools. Since then, I've been drawn by careful exposition by Jack and others. I love this man for listening to and learning from the Holy Spirit what we didn't get in our schooling. There's nobody more I'm attuned to than Jack. The hosts are pretty cool too. 🤗

[@jimmyclanton2848]

I have been used in the gifts for over 40 years, mainly, ''tongues and interpretation of tongues''. and have had HIM speak to me many times over the years....GLORY !!!

[@gkroll]

Best teaching I've ever heard on what it means to be filled with the Spirit.

[@godsstruggler8783]

"The reward for overcoming a trial is to get a bigger one" Amen.

[@rondathehonda]

Please have Jack Deere back on the show

[@angelinebaekhave2326]

We need to learn about verbs, tenses, and moods to get the correct meaning of scripture. David Middleton does an awesome job of this!. It’s changed my whole walk!.

[@KingdomWithinU]

This answered several questions for me. Thank you!

[@SpreadingtheFIRE]

One of the best discussions ever

[@newcovenantgrace12]

The point that the more diffuclt part comes at the end really meant a lot to me. Thank you Pastor Jack.

[@dominicpolverino2644]

I really enjoyed this because Dr. Deere said what a majority of Pentecostals believe with the exception of a first outward sign

[@timothyross8985]

I agree with Dr Jack that is empowerment as needed. And I was taught as a Pentecostal that the filling of Spirit is an unction that comes on us for those proclamations Acts 1:8

[@chaddonal4331]

Deere is modeling pursuing biblical theology, which must be done well prior to arriving at systematic theology. This is seeing how each writer develops and uses terms in his context. As we make these observations, we wait until all data is clearly established -- prior to mixing writers and eras of scripture. So many errors dissolve and apparent contradictions resolve when we can precede systematic (doctrinal) theology with biblical (contextual) theology. Thank you, Dr. Jack.

[@joshuagreen6749]

Need a longer interview!!!

[@Isaiah30v21]

Excellent. I’m sifting through the stories connected with Mike Bickle, for obvious reasons. I have heard about Jack Deere for years. But I’ve not heard him speak. I watched Jack’s son, Stephen, on ‘Leaving the Message’ this morning. I also read one of Stephen’s recent articles posted in his substack. He’s provided an excerpt from a chapter Jack Deere wrote about Paul Cain, as well. Stephen shared this morning that his dad is dealing with some age related health issues currently. I’m looking forward to Jack Deere coming forward to share with us his understanding of Paul Cain’s influence on Mike Bickle, Rick Joiner, Chris Reed and others. The Lord is revealing so much to us, all at once. It can certainly make our head’s spin. We need Jack and others to help us navigate these waters that are uncharted for many of us.

[@TheRemnantRadio]

We have several episodes with Jack as Jack was a mentor to both Michael Rowntree & Michael Miller on the show. If you search Remnant Radio and Jack Deere, you will find them. Also, since you are researching Mike Bickle, you may be interested in this episode: kzbin.infoEpcaPgqCaGo

[@Isaiah30v21]

@@TheRemnantRadio thank you! I just watched the excellent episode regarding Mike Bickle. This one was incredibly healing. My heart has been hardened, because I’ve felt like the abuses were not going to be addressed. This program touched on the subject in an excellent way, bringing to light all of the layers that have taken place for decades. I don’t have compassion for Mike. I know I should. But as justice will be made to take place, even Mike can benefit if he will finally repent for the abuses he has inflicted on so many-including his children and grandchildren. Thank you, again, for this wonderful program!

[@johncampbell463]

The sign of being filled and baptized with the Holy Spirit is revealing in these last days God IS speaking to us through and in his Son Jesus Christ.

[@justinfiorenzio7112]

Jack Deere is great on expounding on the present day ministry of the H.Spirit

[@richardlee2120]

As a classical Pentecostal, we generally would agree. In church history and today in liturgical churches, the clergy recognize that an infilling of the Holy Spirit is a subsequent experience channeled through laying on of hands.

[@tonypino5415]

I LOVE studying scripture this way. I'm sort of ministering to a young co-worker who sort of left the faith and he demands scripture for everything, which I don't blame him.

[@somethinggood9267]

That's amazing. May God bless your interactions!

[@Liminalplace1]

Was a year ago he had this interview. I relistened and noticed his strength was his method of getting the listener to look at the texts uses of terms and grammar. The way we do theology he says. I think he needs to look at the tenses and voice of the references he gave a bit more. Luke phrase " filled with the (Holy)Spirit" is always in aorist tense and passive voice so the filling of the Spirit had been completed before they spoke, and they were passive recipients, they were active in the speaking after. At one point Jack Deere said Peter was still being filled as he spoke before the Sanhaderein to fit it into his idea of prophetic empowerment. Using his own method I'd question that. There are too many different views about the Holy Spirit around. I think Jack Deeres method will help clear away many of them. I say that as one who disagrees with his view.

[@kristamarindaa]

Thank you!

[@jlar1984]

Evangelism and the power of the holy spiritual go hand in hand. Not oppositional at all. The power will help us lead people to Christ.

[@wilsons043]

Amen!!! Love this, God is Good!!

[@HalLeath]

Why was I completely changed after I was empowered by the Spirit with the evidence of biblical tongues? Why do so many non- Charismatic people and even Pastors, completely change and become bold witnesses after 16:20 they receive the Power of the Spirit with the evidence of other tongues??

[@joshuadowdy4120]

Please consider a Part II

[@Iffmeister]

This is just like Mike's sermon he did at Upperroom (listened to it on the podcast). Good stuff!

[@Henriette-van-der-Ende]

Wich Mike? Winger?

[@gabrielclymer5340]

Definitely a phrase that is open to opinions. Because the it is used so infrequently and vaguely. I love it though whatever it was! I think believers will naturally (and maybe rightly) interpret it based on some experiences where it may be vague scripturally. (Not many topics I say that for but this is definitely one where believers can have different opinions- and potentially all be right lol)

[@marcelniles342]

Hmmm! That was very good...Jack Deere thank you!

[@Lillaloppan]

Thank you so very much 👍😊🙏

[@Yacoba_Israel]

This is interesting. I have to check the scriptures...

[@HalLeath]

Also, an important new revelation and question, how did they know the Holy Spirit was not yet given in Acts 8? Please answer this for me?

[@katiestark7527]

I learned at my spirit filled church, we are fulled with the Spirit to be witnesses of Jesus. Then we must walk in step with the Spirit, and be continually filled, desire the gifts etc, etc. I would say that gratifying the Spirit and not the flesh does make one’s life better, ie the fruit of the Spirit. They did teach that there was evidence of tongues with the filling of the spirit. I believe there will be evidence, but not always tongues( such as prophesy, sense of being overshadowed, miracles, healing, boldness, revelation), but tongues is available to all who are filled with the Spirit.

[@OscarRodriguez-xp4qy]

Dr. Jack Deere said to look up all the references first in a particular writer to understand him and his theology or his meaning. Then go to another writer and start to do the same. sounds fair for each writer is listen and is not impose a different meaning of what he says. But when talking of Spirit baptism he impose the definition of Paul to the writings of Luke. First look what is Spirit baptism for Luke then what it is for Paul and compare and contrast them. As a pentecostal we examine first the meaning of Spirit baptism in the books of Luke. And we conclude that Spirit Baptism is evidenced by speaking in tongues. We do not impose Paul's meaning to Luke but look at each writer explain themselves. I do agree that filled with the Spirit can be separated from baptism in the Spirit. I still have some doubts but seems good for now.

[@WillWorkForKnowledge]

Thank you so much for this. Amazing content 🙏🏽

[@jimwall5303]

The event in Acts 2:1 - 4 is referred to by four different words/phrases, 'baptized in the Spirit' (Acts 1:5), 'filled with the Spirit' (2:4), 'pour out my Spirit' (2:17) 'Holy Spirit fell on' (11:15). When Peter explains Pentecost with Joel's prophesy signs and wonders included in his explanation. It seems to expand 'filled with Spirit' beyond just empowerment for evangelism. And surely Luke wants us to understand that 2:42 - 47 was the fruit of 2:1 - 4, 2:47 being one of many fulfillments of 2:21. Could this not also be a part of the fruit of filling with the Spirit in 2:4, expanding it beyond empowerment for evangelism? Dr. DA Carson talks about an interpretive error of making terms in Scripture technical terms. He uses the debate over 'baptized in the Spirit' as an example. I wonder if Dr. Deere is doing the same with his approach here.

[@redemmingthetime]

I'm at 31:11 and listening trying to understand what the Dr. Is saying. Then something hit me the mention of tongue's surrounds the speaking of proclamation of the wonderful works of God. Then Peter began to prophecy of the correlation of what was happening and OT prophets words. 🔥 I think I'm starting to understand what your referring to Dr. Very good so far!

[@redemmingthetime]

The focus isn't on the tongue's( the gift) but on the WORDS spoken by Spirit translation to the surrounding diversity of nations and language. 🔥 As a result of the power given to us to go and tell 🤔 in Matthew. I'm going to finish this and dig into this more so interesting 😁

[@davidwireback8621]

@@redemmingthetime it seems that you’re thinking that when a person speaks in tongues a person who hears it who understand Spanish hears Spanish and a person who only understands English hears English and a person who hears only friends hears French. That is not what is happening Jesus sent a Holy Spirit to baptize the 120 in the spirit and with Fire. The 120 were all speaking different languages 14 of them were recognized by people from 14 different nations the ones they did not recognize they considered people who were just babbling and we’re drunk.

[@davidwireback8621]

It seems to me that you guys are confusing the baptism of the Holy Spirit which we received takes place in the acts of the apostles. With the Old Testament Way of people were filled with the spirit. But not baptized in the Holy Spirit.

[@davidwireback8621]

I just googled who was filled with the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament. It mentions Joseph Joshua David Sampson Samuel various judges. The craftsman who built the tabernacle. I believe this is the same filling of the spirit that Elizabeth, Mary and John the Baptist had happened to them. and finally it says the Jesus being filled with the spirit went into the desert to pray. How can God be filled with the spirit who is God

[@davidwireback8621]

Mary Elizabeth Zachariah John the Baptist being filled with the Holy Spirit is not the same thing as being baptized in the Holy Spirit. Mary was with the 120 when they were baptized in the Holy Spirit and spoke with tongues

[@roberth9441]

At the 12:00 point in the video, Dr. Deere asked the question, “if you’re really controlled by the Spirit, how do you ever sin again?” The question seems like an unintentional red herring since the general belief is not that being filled with the Spirit will guarantee we won’t ever commit sin again. Nor is that implied in this context. However, when I read the passage in context, and follow the analogy of the effects of excess wine (it has greater, not total control over the consumer of it), I have a different view from Dr. Deere’s. My view is that one being filled with the Spirit becomes more easily influenced by that infilling, similar to the result of excess wine consumption. Using this metaphor of wine, one of many literary devices the Lord inspired, illustrates the point for clarity. Let’s continue to follow the wine metaphor. Being intoxicated by excess wine eventually wears off. Could it be that being filled with the Spirit dissipates too? I don’t know. I’m only following the wine analogy. If that’s true, by drinking wine again, you’d be intoxicated again. Being filled with the Spirit again restores His influence again. I admit that I’m speculating and asking questions. After Dr. Deere poses the above question, his argument falls apart with unsubstantiated suggestions of what some people mean by this passage. I’d love to get your feedback…correction…clarity on my thoughts. By the way, I love your broadcast and Dr. Deere’s teachings! I watched this video over 3 times because of how it illuminated my mind on questions I’d had for years. Thanks for your ministry!

[@rlVan-mc3wq]

I would’ve never thought about the parallel you talked about but in reading it, it’s really brilliant. Thanks for sharing it!

[@shawnharrison4994]

This was a great conversation, thank you so much! I would love to hear more about this subject, particularly how Paul speaks / teaches about the Spirit - especially Ephesians 5:18. Is there more content on this?

[@LouisaWatt]

The thumbnail on this is everything...

[@juliandoyley2103]

Not everyone baptised in the Spirit who speaks with tongues initially has the gift of tongues. There are those that do not even have the personal prayer language even after being baptised in the spirit. (Confirming 1 co 12:30). Also, Luke records events before the glorification of Jesus and Acts is after. Acts 2:33 explains that the experience of the day of Pentecost (baptism in the spirit) is made possible because Jesus is glorified. This is confirmed by John 7:37-39 also. Therefore, even though the same Greek word is used in Luke and in acts, the plain sense of the readings would suggest that they are talking about different things theologically (although the point still stands concerning the empowering to witness in all cases).

[@alextackie-yarboi7165]

Wow!

[@billyback1038]

The gifts are already in them, they just have to use them.

[@brandonwright3515]

Please do a chapter 2 and 3 !!!

[@cradlecap123]

Strange how the more I ask to be filled with the Spirit. Nothing happens. It's certainly an experience because you would have to have some internal/physical aspect, because that how you know that you know. Always been mystified by this. Born again 1994

[@Imjustanotherguy]

Hi, Charles. Just wanted to clarify what Jack was saying. Never did anyone in scripture, in any of the references Jack quoted, nor anywhere else, did anyone ask to be filled with the Spirit. It happened spontaneously as the Holy Spirit chose to manifest in and through them. Asking to be filled with the Spirit is never taught. So, don't worry that it has not occurred in answer to any of your prayers. I have never spoken in tongues, though I have many times sought that gifting. I have however on numerous occasions experienced the filling of the Spirit and sensed the power of the Lord flow out through me to someone who needed that ministry manifestation.

[@chaddonal4331]

@@Imjustanotherguy Yes, it seems that the point Deere is making is that God fills people with the Spirit to boldly witness to unbelievers. So, rather than pray for the filling of the Spirit, we pray for boldness in our witness. And then we we courageously step out in faith to witness to Christ, it is then that the Holy Spirit fills us, empowering our effectiveness.

[@alexmarysaint2523]

Asking alone is not enough. The presence of God in our life will be influenced by our walk. Someone who just does a 5 minutes prayer a day and never spend time in the word will not experience much of the Spirit. On the other hand someone who dedicate a lot of time in prayer, reading the word and spending time with God will have a powerful experience of the Holy Spirit in their life. The fact that Jesus spent so much time in prayer is an example of how we are supposed to walk with God.

[@NoFameNoPain]

Hey, Did someone pray for you to receive the Baptism of the Holy Spirit ? A sign is often being able to speak in tongues. I received it on a conference through an impartation but i think continue asking will also work god sees your Hunger. In fact we should live Holy Spirit filled everyday so we can ask him every day for a Drink 😊

[@dansidora]

I don't think being filled with the Spirit is only about preaching Christ as Mesiah and it is not just Luke mentioning it but also Paul in Efesians 5. Being filled with the Spirit is a reaction to the presence of the Holly Spirit and it is a comand for us not an intervention of the spirit. The Spirit is always with us as Jesus had promissed. Since the Spirit is a Person you cannot have Him more or less. You have Him or not. Being filled with the Spirit in my understanding is to react acordingly to the presence of the Holly Spirit in you and live as He would live through you always knowing that when ever you act on the Word of God, the Spirit is there to manifest in Power. When you see a sick person you fill yourself with the Spirit, that is you remember He lives in you, so you act in boldness laying hands and praying for healing. We have a very clear situation in Acts 4 when after the church prays, God shakes the place telling them: "I am stil here with you!" so they got filled with the Holly Spirit and as a result they started to preach the Gospel boldly.

[@AllThingsArePossible]

And when Luke says that Mary prophesied and Zechariah prophesied (after filling), it certainly could be in tongues - even if not it is a verbal byproduct of the filling, just like tongues

[@Michael-dt9lo]

Is it in the text?

[@chaddonal4331]

Why presume such things? This is called eisegesis.

[@mnelisi]

That’s exactly what they are teaching against. Let’s not assume what is clearly not mentioned in the text

[@AllThingsArePossible]

@@chaddonal4331 no it’s in the text and it follows the pattern of all the other fillings

[@canechambis4368]

When is Jack going to put the books out in audio where Jack is reading the book for us???

[@AllThingsArePossible]

You guys should check out Torben Sondergaard he has some great teaching on the baptism in the Spirit that I feel is far clearer than Jacks theory - just saying

[@anthonyramos1970]

Jack is a scholar and theologian. Torben is an NAR heretic. Don’t compare the two.

[@timothy6828]

@@anthonyramos1970 why is he a heretic? Why do you put him in the NAR category?

[@alexandermatthews7009]

Pondering 1 cor 12:13… I think it should be translated “by” instead of “in” because if the Holy Spirit regenerates us at salvation, then it would make sense that the holy spirit would baptize us into the body of Christ meaning we are now “in christ” after we are saved. Not sure if that’s totally correct but thoughts??

[@ChrisBGramz4u]

When in church's where the congregation as a whole believes they are speaking in tongues. I see they are not. Though I do believe the noises they are making do come from the spirit. What I discern is a joyful noise.

[@arturobautista7748]

Being filled with the Spirit should not be interpreted as being baptized in the Spirit. However, when you get baptized in the Spirit you do get filled with the Spirit. We find both in the OT and NT, before Acts 2, people being filled with the Spirit. The Spirit would come upon them, fill them temporarily for purpose and then lift off. One can argue that in some of those cases you could see the gifts of the Spirit in operation like prophecy, miracles etc. the only one you don’t see is tongues. It was given in part, limited, and Temporary to fulling God’s purpose before Act 2. In Act 2 we find them baptized in the Spirit and they got filled. As a result this filling and power can now be accessed anytime. You can access the filling of the Spirit with power through prayer and worship. Eph 5:18, Jude1:20. The Spirit will fill you. When you access it, the gifts of the Spirit can manifest if gifted.

[@moasaad]

When will y’all have part #2?

[@svenwalton1332]

So what does Jack believe we should do about "getting the gift of tongues?" The Pentecostals call that Baptism of the Spirit" and we know that isn't exactly precise :)

[@larrydunn4626]

actually, to be very precise, the Assemblies of God uses the phrase: "Do you believe in the Baptism of the Holy Spirit WITH THE EVIDENCE OF SPEAKING IN TONGUES". Those exact words. It is one of the questions on the Ordination questionnaire, and if you answer NO, you are disqualified from ordination in the Assemblies of God. This one phrase has caused many potential Assembly of God ministers to actually ordain in other denominations because they just can't answer YES to that question.

[@chaddonal4331]

@@larrydunn4626 Thank you for this.

[@buyungadil1]

The interviewers just didn’t catch what Jack was trying to say

[@larrydunn4626]

One of them traveled with Jack ministering around the world for a few years. somehow... I think he knew exactly what Jack was saying.

[@rotwiler50]

I think they understood they just didn’t fully agree..

[@make_disciples]

The part 2 to this interview never happened?

[@ericgatera7149]

Hey Remnant Radio, since your show is about challenging the tradition of man (min 0:45) and equipping the faithful, any chance you might also have someone like Dr. Brant Pitre and Fr. Mathias Thelen on your show? Just a thought!

[@jlar1984]

What about John telling us that prior to Jesus’ glorification the holy spirit had not yet been given? John’s experience was not the same as the experience of those in acts 2. John lived in the OT or at best a transitional period. He didn’t get the same thing we do today.

[@januddin8068]

1 Comparing being drunk and being filled with the Spirit does not necessitate being “controlled”. More likely means being influenced - which means you still have your own capacities and faculties present. 2 No one says the more you’re empowered by the Holy Spirit in life and ministry the more you get to coax through life. This is silly reasoning. Life will be harder and more challenging; but also easier as it’s in His strength. This is Christianity. 3 This is a word study of Luke. Not a thorough discussion or exposition on being filled with the Spirit and all the different ways in which this same thing is worded throughout the whole scripture. The Bible doesn’t always or at all use the same terms to talk about the same phenomenon.

[@Imjustanotherguy]

I think you meant to write "coast through life."

[@chaddonal4331]

Good point. Doing biblical theology well can start with word studies, but doesn't end there. Words themselves have semantic ranges (rather than definite fixed meanings), so they must be interpreted in their contexts. Reflexively, contexts may use varying words for the same idea. And sometimes a principle is described (by it's activity) without labeling it by a known word. So, we have to look at words, synonyms, and activities all in context -- and then make judgements.

[@justindarnellfpv]

Jesus calls the baptism of the Spirit the promise from Joel… Peter then in Acts 2 references that the promise is to all who believe and it is what you now see in here. Joel talks about God pouring out his Spirit and people prophesying etc. so is this filled or baptized?

[@reallyangrysnowman]

28 minutes in and all of his examples of filled with the Spirit are Old Covenant examples. Jesus said John was the end of the OT prophets. Christian filling with the Spirit may or may not be what he claims (still listening), but these early examples are way off for support of a post resurrection of Jesus church since that’s New Covenant.

[@billyback1038]

If the Holy Spirit is temporary, why is it able to pray in tongues at anytime?

[@JohnMChew]

Acts 1:5 baptized with The Holy Spirit Acts 1:8 ,Holy Ghost come upon😅 you Acts 2:4, filled with the Holy Spirit Acts 10: 44 Holy Spirit fell on all 10:45 Holy Spirit was poured out 10:47, have recieved the Holy Spirit just as we have. (refering to Acts 2:4) These are different terminologies, obviously refering to the same thing.

[@HalLeath]

believe that you all are wonderful brothers! Thanks for you amazing ministry. However, may I disagree with your 3rd Wave biases? I served the Lord for a while without the Power of the Baptism of the Holy Spirit. Later on when I was Baptized with the Holy Spirit I spoke in Tongues like Acts 2, Acts 10, Acts 19 and my Boldness to Witness became a Thousand Fold!! Why? I believe that one can believe in Jesus and not receive the Power to Witness. Look at Acts 8, they believed and were even Water Baptized but the Holy Spirit did not fall upon them until later. Also in Acts 11, and 15, when Peter spoke about Cornelius, he said, that God put no difference between us and them, and gave them the same gift the Apostles received in Acts 2. How did they know? Their only evidence was they heard them speak in Tongues! Also, in Acts 19, Paul asked certain disciples if they received the Holy Spirit since, or when they believed? Why even ask that question if people receive the Spirit at belief?? If I believed like the 3rd Wave I would have never received the fullness of the Power to witness. Why? Because, the only normative pattern in the Book of Acts is receiving the Power of the Holy Spirit, is repentance, water Baptism, Spirit Baptism with the evidence of Tonques.

[@AllThingsArePossible]

I understand what Jack is saying but I’m afraid he’s really generalizing the filling of the Spirit. Mary was also “filled” in Luke....and it’s pretty clear that the baptism in the Holy Spirit is not always automatic.....it grieves me when someone says every Christian is baptized in the Spirit. There’s just not enough evidence to prove that. Jesus says you will be clothed with POWER when the Holy Spirit comes upon you. I’m just not buying all of this sadly. I Do respect Jack but I’m not with it 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@Imjustanotherguy]

Hi. You are confusing the filling of the Spirit with the baptism of the Spirit. Jack was very clear, they are two different experiences. The baptism of the Spirit happens once in a person's life when he or she is joined to the Body of Christ by the indwelling Holy Spirit after the expression of faith in the finished work of Christ. The filling of the Spirit is a repeatable empowering by the Holy Spirit that results in a spontaneous supernatural declaration by the Holy Spirit, usually in front of unbelievers. Elizabeth and Mary would be clear exceptions.

[@eeffocecapse]

What is your understanding of 1 Corinthians 12:13? It seems clear that it states all believers are baptized into the Holy Spirit and thereby are made members of the body of Christ.

[@davidwireback8621]

I know this is an old video five years ago. So far in the first 25 minutes. Two things I’ve noticed that I’ve never seen in the in the charismatic circles.#1 when you get baptized and Holy Spirit and speaking in tongues you’re empowered to just overcome everything. That you get prayers answered quicker than before. you kinda described a Kumbaya type that spirit filled or spirit baptize people Believe in . in my 50 years as charismatic I’ve never heard any kind of teaching like that. Only that the Holy Spirit enables us and helps us through the baptism the Holy Spirit to overcome. But it can be a struggle. That’s what it gets of tongues or the prayer line which is all about edify you building you up. It makes you stronger Paul talked spoke to Timothy about stirring up the gift with you. Rekindle that Fire. It’s not a baptism in the holy spirit . It is not like the Holy Spirit has somehow drained out of us. More than our need to become more in tune with the whole spirit again.#2 with the experience that Zachariah had Mary and Elizabeth had that they were filled with the spirit but it doesn’t mention that they were baptized in the holy spirit spoke tongues. Also let know that Mary was among 120. there’s no indication that what took place in what Luke was writing about. Which was still the Old Testament. Jesus had not suffered and died and rose again to give us the new resurrected spirit. That was part of the old test concept where God came up upon certain people or the holy spirit. It seems that you’re trying to make a case of not everyone who is baptized in the Holy Spirit speaks with tongues. There is no scripture whatsoever that really indicates that. I don’t know why anyone would Teach God only give the ability to speak with tongues to to some people not all. As I’ve seen as I listen to your program which I do enjoy and think is good. I see sort of a leftover from your cessation beliefs.

[@shirleylaye4491]

Acts 10:44-46 speaks of the Holy Spirit came on them, then refers to this as the gift of the Holy Spirit being poured out, ... for they heard them speaking in tongues and praising God. Then Peter references this event and i ask what or when is Peter referring to in Acts 11:15 at the beginning and then in vs 16, he associates this event as he remembers what the Lord had said and concluded in 17 that God had given them the same gift. What is this gift and how did they recognize that the gentiles had received it .... for they heard them speaking in tongues. Clearly the gift was the Gift of the Holy Spirit to which he in vs 16 associates it with being baptised with the Holy Spirit and the evidence was tongues as in vs 46. Peter is clearly referring to this event at Cornelius house as the same as being baptised with the Holy Spirit as the initial experience he and the others received in acts 2. Tongues being the evidence, doesn't mean that every time we are filled we speak in tongues nor does it mean every time we speak in tongues that it has the same purpose. Acts 8: 15 Peter and John prayed for the new believers that they might receive the Holy Spirit because the Holy Spirit had not yet come on any of them; because they had simply been baptised in the name of the Lord Jesus. It seemed very important for Peter and John to be sent to these new believers just so they could be receive the Holy Spirit. What was the evidence that Simon saw? There are obviously different workings and manifestations of the Holy Spirit but they begin when we receive power being baptized with the Holy Spirit. Then, it appears that this is only the beginning and subsequent filling is needed once we are baptised with the Holy Spirit. I liken it to filling and refilling a car once you receive the car. Once we receive THE GIFT OF THE HOLY SPIRIT, He gives gifts to work through us for the purpose as He sees. Hence, the gift of tongues, as spoken about in Corinthians, is not a different kind of ability of God giving you the words, to speak in tongues but is a different application .... to edify the body and therefore needs interpretation to be effective for the body and is equated to prophesy. Simply speaking in tongues is an evidence God uses that we have been baptised in the Holy Spirit and it is for speaking to God as Paul says. There are gifts of the Holy Spirit used as signs for the unbelievers as through Philip in Samaria and there are gifts of the Holy Spirit to edify the body of believers and there are gifts of the Holy Spirit to manifest as God sees the need. Sadly believers too often either reject the gift of the Baptism and gifts of the Holy Spirit or focus on the manifestation similar to Simon, or the evidence of tongues, as being the gift rather than an evidence by which also allows us to pray in the spirit with the spirit or with our understanding when speaking to God. Christians need to live in the reality of God and allow Him to move in and through us, and quit denying His reality. This all begins with the Baptism with the Holy Spirit evidenced by tongues.

[@TheBdriver]

The cessationist doesn't see it for one reason. Unbelief

[@waynejarvis370]

This can be a little misleading about Tongues: the gift of Tongues in any type was not given until the Day of Pentecost. Each time they were “baptized in the Holy Spirit” in Acts, they spoke in Tongues or it is absolutely inferred. Tongues is the only consistent gift associated with the “Baptism in the Spirit”.

[@shirleyshumake2107]

This is my first time hearing Jack Deere. Did you do a 2nd interview? I'd like to hear what he has to say about Ephesians 5:18-20. This one speaks of being filled with the Spirit evidently for being edified personally and corporately in joyful worship and fellowship, then including verse 21 with the Spirit's outflow amongst ourselves as the result. I wonder how he will explain being filled with the Spirit in this case?

[@chaddonal4331]

Likewise. Need a Part 2. Also, please set up Dr. Deere with better hearing of you guys.

[@shannonwilliamson8481]

And we're chewing....😂

[@JohnMChew]

Jesus was speaking Acts 1:5, said they would be Baptized with the Holy Ghost, that's sounds like it's pointing to the outpouring of the Holy Ghost in Acts 2:4. When they were FILLED with the Holy Ghost. Doesn't sound like 2 different experiences rather it sounds like different terminologies refering to the same experience. In Matthew chapter 3, Jesus said that they would Baptized with the Holy Ghost and 🔥 fire If the bible ues terminologies interchangeably, why shouldn't we?

[@SecretplaceintheGlory]

I sense a tight and controlling spirit in this debate. It was stressful to watch. I disagree with Dt. Deere.

[@jeffengstrom8657]

We are baptized "BY" one Spirit not "IN" one Spirit Jack. Get it straight. We are made then to drink into that same Spirit. Which is to say take part in the fruit of the Spirit. Again, we are baptized by one Spirit into the body of Christ. That is salvation. Jack screws that up. Also Jack's definition of tongues is vague. Not sure if he's ever figured that one out and yeah I've read his book.

[@911elijah]

It is disrespectful to invite a well known guest on, mention he is an author, and then mess up the titles of his two most well known books. It is rude to Jack, it is rude to the people who already appreciate him and it is rude to your audience. Bro…..

[@FrankHajek]

If we proclaim that Jesus is GOD(the Father and Me are one, if you seen me you seen the father etc.) are we , who trhrough faith in him became the body of Christ not part of GOD? I know most of christian will say that is heretical new age stuff. Fine , than just ignore Jesus own words and listen mans teachings.Jesus said that he give ALL the power and authority to us to destroy the work of the dark rulers of this world,age.We will even judge angels but all I heard in most churches that WE are worthless sinners anyway.Something is very very wrong

[@YoursEver-Nina]

Shook

[@jlar1984]

Your argument that people are not looking further than tongues in act, chapter 2, because of what you read in Matthew clearly shows that you don’t know there’s a difference before, and after the death of Christ. Before Christ died and resurrected, and was glorified, nobody received the Holy Spirit like you and I can today, that’s the major distinction. If you fail to make that distinction, you’re gonna fall into erroneous, teaching, and understanding of what receiving the Holy Spirit is for us in the New Testament.

[@michaelmolinaro3054]

No offense but I find it hard to believe a man who originally rejected all the gifts and now wants to tell me what it means to be filled!!! We all know a cup can be filled and then emptied! Then filled again.

[@davidwireback8621]

I’m just about an hour into this discussion. And I have to say in my 50 years of hearing and teaching about the gifts to the spirit and being filled with the spirit and powered by spirit. I have never heard such a confusing discussion in a very long time you’re confusing the Old Testament of being filled with the spirit with the new testament type your somehow thinking that the Holy Spirit isn’t always with you and you don’t have the power always with you. I’m having a very difficult time trying to decipher what this guy is saying. Absolutely confusing. I think you guys need to really sit out and talk to some Pentecostals charismatic teachers because you’re understanding is it is just a mess and just very confusing

[@eriksloan4509]

This guy sounds more like he's against the baptism of the Holy Spirit. He sounds like a cessationist trying to infiltrate people who believe in the baptism of the Spirit. Which is accompanied by tongues in the New Testament. Acts 2 Acts 8 Acts 10 Acts 19.

[@joshlad40]

Jack Deere is so over rated.

[@makobean]

Hundreds of millions of eyewitnesses of miracles today? Nonsense. @9:30, this guy completely blows his credibility. I've met tons of people in my life, including lots of charismatics, and only one person claimed to see a miracle, and he later denied the faith and admitted he made up the healing story. For this guy to claim there are hundreds of millions of eyewitnesses to miraculous healings today is absolute nonsense, or else we all would know numerous people who saw miracles.

[@CollinBoSmith]

I’m not sure who you hang around, but something like 60% of Americans answer on surveys that they’ve seen something they can only describe as a miracle. I can think of 3 or 4 people pretty close to me who have had miraculous experiences, and I rarely ask anyone. You should read Craig keeners book on miracles. 100% the eyewitnesses are in the hundreds of millions.

[@makobean]

@@CollinBoSmith I can't think of a single person in my entire life who says they've experienced a miracle (aside from regeneration). The one person who did claim to have seen healing on a mission trip to Mexico, where a woman's cataracts disappeared, along with the huge tumor in her back, lied, and fell away. There is no way 60% of Americans have seen miracles. Are you misquoting that stat that says 67% of Americans say miracles are possible? Use your head. 60% believing they personally have seen a miracle is an obvious falsehood, just like saying 60% claim to have seen UFOs. There's no way it's even close to true, and the fact that you're not discerning enough to recognize that says something.

[@CollinBoSmith]

@@makobean It's a very high percentage. And that's not to say they actually saw one, but many do claim to, and that's in America. Even more so in other nations not in the West. And there's very good evidence for many miracles. Again, read Keeners book on miracles, he has a shorter version out now

[@paulc7190]

yet, God can and still does miracles.

[@discerningheart1944]

You are not the scholar nor have done the research all over the globe your dismissive attitude is based on a trivial sampling. You also implicitly call Jack Deere a liar about his own account of healings.