Faith and the Comfort of the Holy Spirit

That he wants to make him, and when he looked at himself, he was not yet. [Applause] It looked like the promise, and this guy is. [Applause]

Because it is only natural for a person to worry. It is something that I depend on. When it's no longer there, I will worry because I will ask myself questions: What am I going to do?

You come to a position of publicization, and when you look around, you do not know what you ought to do. These guys, whoever that you felt exactly like that, Jesus. Yes, I was living. [Applause]

And Jesus says, "Sorry, it's good for me that I should leave because when I leave, there is another one who is." And our Father taught us that this simply means he who will come and be by ourselves.

But Jesus did not stop there. Yes, he continues and says, "When he comes, he will dwell with you, and he shall be in you." He said something which I think is outstanding because it was impossible.

"Good for me to go." [Applause] He will entertain the Midnight Hour in the office next to me. He is inside me, and he will be. [Applause]

And another responsibility of this Holy Spirit is to administrate the power of God. And this administrator of the power of God is coming to dwell inside, ladies and gentlemen, right on the inside of you.

The administrator dwells. This administrator, he manages the power of God. Believers today make a mistake of thinking that the power of God is limited to the laying on of hands.

He controls. He looks at what is needed at that particular time. He gives accordingly, according to what is needed. If he looks and sees upon them that you stand accused, he will administrate for the power of advocation.

He sees that the power that is needed for healing quickly. [Applause]

And when we talk about administration, we are talking about the responsibility to manage.

Women, please take your seats. [Applause]