This gift is about the Holy Spirit of God, enabling us to grown his kingdom through the service of others. It is about getting our hearts right before God. It is about a group of people that enable the Church to grow and thrive. Lets be encouraged by the gift […]
Michael Marklew
216 posts
Is it when a preacher waves their arms and half the crowd falls over, with catchers ready behind them? Or is it a steady and constant life of asking and seeking God in prayer? Prayers for things that are beyond our ability and control? Lets find out.
The Holy Spirit is a spirit of truth, wisdom and understanding. Through him we can argue for the faith, we can stand up to opposition, we can encourage and we can guide the Church.
Make no mistake, God can give this gift to anyone. You can be rich or poor and you might not even know the gospel all that well and you can still receive this gift, in fact you may already have it.
The gifts of the Spirit are for Christians in community. For the building up and the encouraging of others and to be manifest as an expression of love.
Are the gifts of the Spirit for us today? What does Spiritual abuse look like? How do I receive the gifts? Join us for an overview of Spiritual gifts and to the start of our new series.
The greatest battles are not physical. In fact physical battles are nothing, they are a mere discomfort, an inconvenience when compared to Spiritual battles. For the Spirit drives culture, change and eternity, and battles in these spheres truely matter.
Our next chapter of Nehemiah is a lesson in leadership, in vision, mission, trust, opposition and delegation. There is something here for everyone as we seek to do the mission of Christ on earth. (Nehemiah 2.11-3.12)
God takes great delight in using us to answer our own prayers. I think this teaches that prayer is often like that old saying. You can give a person a fish and feed them for a day, or you can teach them to fish and you have given them not […]
Through suffering God calls us to move beyond a mere intellectual knowledge of His character, love and compassion and into a deep, heart-felt understanding of who He is. Jonah 4