Rick Shriver challenges believers to treat Pentecost as a daily reality rather than an annual observance. He argues that the opposite of spiritual fire is watered-down preaching and urges churches to return to Spirit-empowered ministry — preaching that ignites, laying on of hands, and personal evangelism. Using Acts 9 as the template, he retells Saul’s dramatic conversion, noting how Ananias’ obedience and the laying on of hands brought sight and spiritual power. The message emphasizes personal responsibility: receive the fire, live it out boldly, and reach those God places in your path.