Do the miraculous sign gifts described in Scripture still operate today?

In this episode of Honest Christian Conversations, Ana sits down with Jonnie T, host of the Refuge Freedom Stories podcast, to discuss the ongoing debate surrounding sign gifts such as prophecy, dreams, and visions.

Jonnie shares his personal journey and biblical perspective on why he believes these gifts were never meant to disappear after the early church. Through thoughtful conversation and scriptural reflection, this episode explores the view that these spiritual gifts remain active and meaningful in believers' lives today.

This discussion offers listeners an opportunity to examine different perspectives on the topic and consider how Scripture speaks to the question of spiritual gifts in the modern church.

Do you believe the sign gifts described in the Bible are still active today?

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