Indwelling
At the moment of salvation, every believer is permanently indwelt by God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit (Rom. 8:9–11). Indwelling is a once-for-all event that cannot be changed or lost; the Spirit indwells every believer at all times (Rom. 8:9; 1 Cor. 6:19–20; Gal. 3:2; 4:6).
Questions on this topic
- What is the indwelling of the Holy Spirit?The Basics
- What is the indwelling of the Holy Spirit?The Basics · Lesson 2–3: The Commission—Evangelism
- What is the difference between the indwelling of the Holy Spirit and the filling of the Holy Spirit?The Basics · Lesson 3–3: The Promise—Spirituality
See also — other questions tagged with this topic
- What is the Church Age and how does it relate to God's plan for history?The Basics
- Who is forming and empowering the Church?The Basics
- What five works does the Holy Spirit perform in the believer at the moment of salvation?The Basics
- How is water a picture of the Holy Spirit?The Basics · Lesson 3–3: The Promise—Spirituality
- What does the Bible teach about spirituality?The Basics
- What does the Bible teach about spirituality?The Basics · Lesson 3–3: The Promise—Spirituality
- What is the relationship between spiritual gifts, natural talents, and the Holy Spirit?The Basics · Lesson 3–4: The Climb—Spiritual Growth
- What does the Bible teach about our inherent power to overcome temptations?The Basics · Lesson 4–3: Testing—Temptation
- After the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ, how did the nature of the spiritual war change?The Basics · Lesson 5–1: The Enemy—Satan
- What are spiritual gifts and how do they differ from the gift of the Spirit?The Basics · Lesson 2–4: The Equipment—Spiritual Gifts
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