1 Corinthians 12

Jesus is born. 

Jesus' family moves to Egypt, then to Galilee. 

Jesus' way is paved by John the baptist. 

Pastor Julie Kahwagi shares from Corinthians 12 on the purpose and nature of spiritual gifts and gives a brief explanation of each gift. تشارك القس جولي قهوجي من كورنثوس الاولى ١٢ عن غاية وطبيعة المواهب الروحية وتعطي تفسيرًا موجزًا عن كل موهبة 

<p>The Gifts of the Spirit means signs, wonders, and miracles; and the greatest miracle of all just might be living in a community of love. From Genesis 11v1-9 and Acts 2v1-12.</p> 

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<p>When we talk about the gifts of the Spirit, more often than not we think of the grandiose or powerful ones, like healing or prophecy, but those are only part of what the Spirit offers. Just as God enters into the beauty, he equally enters into our pain, giving us particular gi ... Show More

Often when people talk about the Holy Spirit, their attention focuses on the gifts and blessings He bears in our lives. Today, Sinclair Ferguson challenges us to get to know the Spirit who is at work in us. Read the transcript: https://ligonier.org/podcasts/things-unseen-with-sin ... Show More

<p>Paul exhorts Timothy to stir up his gift as well as to not neglect his gift. Defining what this looks like is difficult because it may be different for every person. We all have different experiences and the Spirit gives different gifts. Instead, we talk about what that has lo ... Show More

<p><span>As we near the end of our week looking at how God is after our hearts, today we’re going to look at how the Holy Spirit connects with the heart, and take time to today to invite the Holy Spirit to do a meaningful work in and through us. There’s no greater gift God gives ... Show More