Are all the spiritual gifts for today, or were some just for the early church? As you may know, not everyone agrees on the answer to that question. So let’s look into it today on According to the Scriptures, as we return to First Corinthians chapter thirteen. Pastor Damian Kyle will speak on the enduring permanence of love as he focuses on verses eight to thirteen.

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Been to a wedding ceremony this Spring? If so, it’s quite likely you heard someone recite or give reference to First Corinthians thirteen. The famous love chapter. It gives to us a beautiful description of love. Today on According to the Scriptures pastor Damian Kyle sets out to answer the question, “What is Love?” And let’s be clear, it goes way beyond some romantic feeling we may have.

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We are making our way through First Corinthians, and we’ve reached chapter thirteen. What would you say you’re known for? Maybe it’s your accomplishments at the workplace, your wealth? Some are known as being a gossip, or as an angry, bitter person. But wouldn’t it be nice to be known as loving people? That’s actually what the Christian should be known for, and today we’ll be encouraged in that direction.

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In the world as we know it certain giftings are greatly admired and others not so much. Just think for a minute about how greatly admired those are in the world of professional sports or how about actors and actresses or musicians! Contrast that to the behind the scenes people who few know their name. But from God’s viewpoint each gifting and calling is important and necessary. He will reward one day based on faithfulness not on what the gift is. Today on According to the Scriptures join us in First Corinthians twelve as pastor Damian Kyle focuses on verses 12-27.

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In our study today, the apostle Paul explains the significance of the Body of Christ working together as one. As an analogy, he points to the human body which has many parts, but is to effectively function as one unit. Wouldn’t it be great if that was a description of the Church today? Turn to First Corinthians chapter twelve now and join us.

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Chapter six of John will be the focal point of our study. Imagine hosting a get together, and discover that you don’t have enough food to go around. In our day and age the problem could probably be resolved by making a trip to the grocery store or making a call to a local restaurant. This luxury wasn’t available in the days of Christ, making what we’re about to read even more astounding. Five loaves and two fish. Perhaps enough to feed a couple of people, but certainly not five thousand, right? Nothing is impossible for God!

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Pastor Damian Kyle has been leading us through the Book of First Corinthians here lately, and we find ourselves today in chapter twelve. If you’ve ever had any questions concerning spiritual gifts from the Lord, you picked the right day to tune in because that’s what we’ll be discussing today and in the days ahead.

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Some of us find it difficult to ask for help! Whether we realize it or not, we all need help... especially as it relates to the Christian life. Today on According to the Scriptures, pastor Damian Kyle will show us how the Holy Spirit wants to be our helper. One thing is for certain, we can’t live this Christian life in our own strength!

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Have you ever stopped to think for a moment about what life would be like if it weren’t for the sacrificial death of Jesus on the Cross? Life would be pointless, futile and empty. In fact that can pretty much sum up any life today that doesn’t include a relationship with Jesus. Today on According to the Scriptures pastor Damian Kyle continues our verse by verse study of First Corinthians with a look what communion is all about.

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Today on According to the Scriptures pastor Damian Kyle reminds us of just how special it is to remember the Lord’s Supper and more importantly how much it means to Jesus. And it is a good time to examine ourselves to see if there’s any sin that needs to be confessed and repented of too.

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