by Billy Burns | Jan 23, 2026 | New Testament Christianity, The Holy Spirit, Walk of the Spirit
One of the most profound statements about the Holy Spirit is found in Benny Hinn’s book “Welcome, Holy Spirit” where he quotes Kathryn Kuhlman telling of her relationship with the Spirit of God.” … Kathryn Kuhlman looked out over those seated in the audience for her...
by Billy Burns | Dec 31, 2025 | New Testament Christianity
If I were to receive a last-minute invitation to teach in one or more conference workshops or preach in one or more Holy Spirit Rallies or Jesus the Healer Rallies services, and only be given my Bible and a tablet containing this year’s blog posts to use as my...
by Billy Burns | Dec 19, 2025 | God's Promises, God's Supernatural Power, Holy Spirit Filled Believers, New Testament Christianity, The Holy Spirit, Walk of the Spirit
Before I share the following two quotes, I need to provide a warning. Perhaps I should share this warning in capital letters to place a special emphasis on what I’m about to tell you. Here it is. DO NOT READ THE FOLLOWING QUOTES JUST BEFORE GOING TO BED. If these...
by Billy Burns | Dec 4, 2025 | God's Supernatural Power, God's Word, Holy Spirit Filled Believers, New Testament Christianity
If you were to walk with me through my office and take the time to look with me at the books on my bookshelves, one of the first treasures I would show is a yellowed by age, ragged by handling book published in 1931 titled The Phenomena of Pentecost. I know this book...
by Billy Burns | Nov 28, 2025 | Holy Spirit Filled Believers, New Testament Christianity, The Baptism in the Holy Spirit, The Holy Spirit, Walk of the Spirit
I’ve long believed that if God will do something once, He can and will do it again. With that in mind, over the years, I’ve loved studying the great moves of God because if He did it once, He can and will pour out His Holy Spirit again. One of my favorite...
by Billy Burns | Oct 17, 2025 | God's Supernatural Power, New Testament Christianity, Walk of the Spirit
Here’s a no-brainer … if you have two apples and then add two more apples, you can rest assured that you will now have four apples. Too simple? Well, it should be. Adding two plus two will always equal four. Always has, always will. It’s just a given! Ready for...
