The Day Of Pentecost: A Bible Study

Name: The Day Of Pentecost: A Bible Study
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John Nolan

Oct 2026 · Dads' Uni

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The Day of Pentecost is often recognised as the birth of the Christian Church. On this day, the members of the early church received the supernatural empowerment of the Holy Spirit. This empowerment enabled them to effectively continue the miraculous work of Jesus Christ on the earth, even though He was no longer physically present with them.

The Day of Pentecost: Meaning and Bible Study will examine this miraculous event through the historical, spiritual, and relational perspectives that prepared the New Testament church to fulfil Christ's mandate to go into all the world and preach the gospel.

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John Nolan was born in Brisbane, Australia in 1961. At 8 years old John received God's calling into the ministry whilst at a youth meeting at St Gabriel's Anglican Church. However, it took many years before John truly found Christ and yielded fully to that calling. In 1998 John Nolan was serving as a Pastor within a local Christian church when he received the spiritual calling and initial concept for Dads'Uni whilst in prayer. This revelation significantly altered the direction of his life and ministry focus and helped him carry the idea within his heart until it was right to commence.

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