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How Does a Christian Grieve the Holy Spirit?

Sermon
by Randy D'Alessandro
2018-05-20
Chicago, IL
One of the greatest events in the history of the New Testament Church was the outpouring of God's Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost. However, that Spirit can be "grieved." This sermon will focus on one way for us to prevent the grieving...

Extend Our Hand to the Grieving

Beyond Today
by Joan Osborn
We will all come in contact with someone who has lost someone close to them. What's the best thing to say and do? Probably the same things you'd like to hear.

Where Is God When We Are Grieving?

Sermon
by Michael Fike
2013-03-23
Tampa, FL
We all grieve at times. Life has its difficult times. Is there any good that can come from grief? When we are grieving we should be encouraged by the words of the Bible. As we mature as Christians, we learn that we can rejoice through our...

Grieving the Spirit

Sermon
by Rob Slocum
2021-07-24
Seattle, WA
How real is God to you? Do we see God as someone who is with us every single day? If you have been called and baptized, you have His spirit in you 24/7. When Paul talks about "grieving" the Holy Spirit of God, these are things that can...
A man walking down a road in between to buildings.

How Can Someone Grieve the Holy Spirit?

Bible Questions and Answers
by United Church of God
The Holy Spirit within a person is the presence of the living Christ within that person. To grieve the Holy Spirit is to cause sorrow, distress, and emotional pain to Jesus Christ Himself. Through His presence in us Jesus is witness to our...

Where Is God When We Grieve?

Sermon
by Michael Fike
2013-03-23
St. Petersburg, FL
We all grieve at times. Life has it’s difficult times. Is there any good that can come from grief? When we are grieving we should be encouraged by the words of the Bible. As we mature as Christians, we learn that we can rejoice through our...
Two friends leaning on each other for support.

Extending Our Hand to the Grieving

Beyond Today
by Joan Osborn
We will all come in contact with someone who has lost someone close to them. What's the best thing to say and do? Probably the same things you'd like to hear.
A woman holding her head in her hands grieving.

Why Grieve?

This Is The Way
by Robert H Berendt
We are greatly distressed by the death of a loved one.
Photo of two women sitting on the couch grieving together. One woman has her hands clasped and one woman is leaning her face into her forhead.

Weep With Those Who Weep

United News
by Don Hooser
“Rejoice with those who rejoice, and weep with those who weep” (Romans 12:15).

How Can Someone Grieve the Holy Spirit?

Sermon
by Craig Scott
2018-04-14
Raleigh, NC
The presence of the Holy Spirit within the believer is simply another way of the living Christ is active and present within. To grieve the Holy Spirit is to grieve God your Creator. He grieves when He sees any of His beautiful created...
A young woman looking outside a window.

An End To Grief

Blogs
by Kathy Sanny
Grieving for a lost loved one does not end in this lifetime.
Abstract Illustration, a woman griefing

Learning Lessons Through Grief

Compass Check
by Emma Cortelyou
When the hardest moments of life come your way, how do you find a path forward in the new reality of your life?

How Should Christians Judge?: Don't Condemn Someone Just Because They Sin Differently Than You

Sermon
by David Metzel
2018-02-10
Cincinnati North, OH
The City of Corinth was very proud of their accepting of sin but Paul wrote they should grieve because of their tolerance to the sin of their city. Paul judged their actions to be sinful. Jesus judged sin and told His people that they need...

Grieving the Holy Spirit

Sermon
by Ken Martin
2009-02-21
Cincinnati East, OH
Life's greatest mistake is grieving the Holy Spirit. Have you ever really stopped to focus on how serious that is?
Woman and empty chair - In the Shadow of Death

In the Shadow of Death

Good News
by Joan Osborn
If you have never suffered the loss of someone close to you, it may be hard to empathize with someone who has. But as Christians we have a responsibility to express loving concern.
FORWARD! Now is Not the Time

FORWARD! Now is Not the Time

United News
by Victor Kubik
The book of Ecclesiastes tells us that there is a time for all things. As Christians we need to be sensitive to how we act and react.

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