This sermon explores how believers can position themselves to be filled with the Holy Spirit, drawing from the example of the disciples at Pentecost in Acts 2. The pastor emphasizes that being Spirit-filled is not meant to be an extraordinary, one-time experience, but the normal Christian life. Through practical illustrations involving a pitcher, the message demonstrates that God desires to fill surrendered, cleansed vessels with His Spirit. The sermon outlines five essential postures believers must adopt: preparation through obedience, purification from sin, peaceful relationships through unity and forgiveness, persistent prayer, and putting Scripture into practice. While these principles position us for God's filling, the pastor reminds us that God remains sovereign over the timing and manner of the Spirit's work, and we cannot reduce His movement to a formula.