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This is a reflection piece inspired by a podcast interview I listened to recently. The guest on the podcast said we are entering what he calls a “Neo-Medieval Period.” This basically means that the current trend in American culture is moving away from reading insightful literature and towards visual stimulus. In a sense we are […]

In today’s Western Church atmosphere there are basically three different groups regarding Pentecostal experiences. [Pentecostal meaning experiences related to the day of Pentecost in Acts chapter 2 and further expounded in 1 Corinthians 12-14]. One group is called Cessationist, meaning they believed the supernatural gifts of the Bible ceased after the “age of the apostles.”

What is my calling in life? Many serious Christians struggle with this question often. It is easy to assume that is a struggle we have once in our teenage/early twenties. Once we settle into our education/vocation, we will simply put our efforts into that. However, I’m not so sure it’s a one and done deal.

Last week we discussed the non-supernatural spiritual gifts listed in the Bible. This week, we will briefly discuss the more supernatural spiritual gifts. A details description of these gifts will be given during our Sunday morning series on spiritual gifts. Here, I will briefly share some reflections on the nature of the supernatural gifts and

Starting in May 14th, our church will begin a series on the Spiritual Gifts. Spiritual gifts generally fall into two categories: conventional/non-supernatural and supernatural. The conventional gifts are the ones that can be developed withouth the aid of supernatural power. However, when infused with the Holy Spirit, they are powerful gifts that strengthen the local