Pentecost and the Freedom to Be in All the Wrong Places

By Jon Huckins
Sneakers on asphalt road and "Do Not Cross" sign. Image courtesy igor.stevanovic
Sneakers on asphalt road and "Do Not Cross" sign. Image courtesy igor.stevanovic/shutterstock.com
Jun 11, 2014
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Pentecost celebrates the giving of the Holy Spirit and reminds us that our story isn’t static but dynamic, alive, and unfolding. In the same way that the disciples moved out from Jerusalem after Pentecost, we are to move out of our places of comfort and complacency as we join God in the world he is making.

 

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Sneakers on asphalt road and "Do Not Cross" sign. Image courtesy igor.stevanovic/shutterstock.com