hehehe. Looks like LT is all Pentecostal here, raising his hand, speaking about the Holy Spirit in the title. I mean, not saying you don't do all that anyways, but it looks likes it's shouting time or something here.

Around 53:20 you were talking about some signs that may follow a person being filled with the Holy Spirit, and the fact that the Holy Spirit will work through their words or lifestyle. 

My question is, can/does the Holy Spirit work through the words or lifestyle of someone who is indwelt only, but not filled?

PS- let me know if you'd rather not have discussion take place on this page and would rather I start up specific forum discussions for these questions. 

Getting to Know the Holy Spirit

The Holy Spirit is a Person

• He has emotions - Col 1:8; Rom 8:25-27
• He has a will - 1 Cor 12:11
• He has a mind - Rom 8:27; 1 Cor 2:10-13

Other aspects of His personality

• He can be lied to - Acts 5:3
• He can be grieved - Eph 4:30
• He can be insulted - Heb 10:29
• He can even be vexed - Isa 63: 1 0

The Holy Spirit is real but because of many misconceptions and much ignorance many Christians are robbed of a wonderful relationship with him. Thus they end up spending their Christian lives without the fullness of God, for He is God’s fullness. Satan has managed to blind many Christians about the truth of the Holy Sprit in operation. He has also sought to make the teachings on the Holy Spirit seem like false doctrine. The only solution to remove the obscurity and the distortion is to sit down with the Word of God and read it for yourself with an open mind. Do not put man‘s teachings above God’s Word. Let the Word speak to you about the Holy Spirit.

The Holy Spirit is God

1. He is the third person of the TrinityHe has all of the attributes of God:
   • He is omnipotent - Rom 15:18-19; Acts 1:8
   • He is omnipresent - Ps. 13 9:7-12
   • He is omniscient - John 16:12-13; John 14:26
   • He is eternal - Heb 9:14
   • He is the Creator - Job 33:4; Ps. 104:30; Gen 1:2,3
   • He is the giver of eternal life - Rom 8:11; John 6:

The Symbols of The Holy Spirit

• Fire : symbolizes purging, purification, power - Matt 3:1; Isa 4:4
• Water : symbolizes cleansing, refreshing - John 4:14;John 7:38-39
• Wind : life-giving - Ezek 37:7-10
• Oil : soothing, healing - Ps 89:20
• Seal: symbolises ownership, authority - Eph 1:13
• Dove: symbolises tenderness, innocence, gentleness, and harmlessness - Matt 3:16

The Present Work of The Holy Spirit

Brings regeneration

This means to impart life, to revive or bring back to life. It is through the work of the Holy Spirit that a sinner is drawn to the Lord Jesus Christ and convicted of his sin to a point of repentance Titus 3:5; Rom 12:2; John 3:5-6

The new birth (being born-again) is only made possible through the power of the Holy Spirit.

2 Cor 5:17-18

It is Jesus who makes us new creatures and sets us free from the powers of sin-BUT it is The Holy Spirit who regenerates us, who convicts us of our sin, and brings us to Jesus. 2 Cor 3:6

Gives strength to believers

He gives strength to the weak. Without the strength of the Holy Spirit in our inner being, it is not possible for us to make it in our spiritual walk. Every true believer should entirely depend on the power of the Spirit. Eph 3:16.

Bears witness to our spirit

The Holy Spirit confirms to our spirit that we are God’s children. He is the one who introduces us to this wonderful relationship, which we can possess through the finished work of Jesus Christ. When we do wrong, the Holy Spirit will convict us and point us back to the truth. Rom 8:15-17

Helps believers in their prayer life

Praying in the Holy Sprit helps us to become bold. It increases our faith and spiritual strength. Jude 1:20; Eph 6:18; Rom 8:26-27

Helps us to understand the mysteries of God

The things of God are spiritually discerned, and only through the power of the Holy Spirit can we understand them. This is why people with carnal (natural) minds do not understand the things of the Spirit. They think it is foolishness and senseless, but those who are filled with the Spirit of God know it is God’s power Matt 11:25; 1 Cor 1:25-28; 1 Cor 2:10-14

Baptism

When Jesus was baptized, the Holy Spirit descended and rested on him. This was to confirm Him as God’s Son, to assure Him full support in His mission, to give Him power in what He was about to do, and to be a sign to those present. In the same manner when we make a stand for God in our personal lives, He, in turn, allows His Holy Spirit to come and lead us, to help us in times of trials and temptations. John 1:32-34; Luke 4:1,2

Anointing

Jesus was anointed by the power of the Holy Spirit, which is how He performed great signs and wonders. We cannot perform signs and wonders or function in the ministry under the power of God until we have received the anointing of the Holy Spirit. The anointing is not a one-time experience, but a continuous experience. We should ask God’s anointing before we embark on any spiritual activity. Luke 4:16,18,21;Acts 10:38

Spiritual Warfare

Jesus cast out devils by the power of the Holy Spirit. We cannot stand against Satan by our own power or man’s wisdom, but by the power of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is God’s power for believers against the enemy. Matt 12:28

Death

Jesus offered himself to God, the Father, through the Spirit of God. We believers need to die to self before we can be a powerful witness for God. God’s spirit will help us during this process of death. Heb 9:14

Resurrection

After death Jesus was resurrected by the power of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is the giver of life. When we die to self, God’s spirit imparts to us a new life-life in the Spirit, and this is the only life that pleases the Father. Rom 8:11; 1 Pet 3:18.