God blesses every believer with important abilities to be used to help others. These are called spiritual gifts. Sadly, many Christians today have no idea what their spiritual gifting is and, therefore, are missing out on their God-given purpose. You need to know what your spiritual gifts are! In this message, we will discuss the various gifts, talk about the purpose of these gifts, and take the next steps to discover what our gifting is.

An in-depth interview with the leader of Edinbrook’s Prayer Team, Robin Hokanson. She will share amazing stories of what God is doing through the prayer ministry and teach us how we can take steps to experience more of God’s help in our lives.

What would your life look like if you interacted with the Holy Spirit every moment of your day? From the moment you woke, until the moment you slept, how could life be different by inviting Him in? The heart of God has always been to “be with” His people. One of the most beautiful truths about the Holy Spirit is that we can be with God every day. But why should we want that? And what does that look like? Come see the benefits of a life filled with the continuous presence of the Spirit.

It’s impossible to have a close relationship with someone without two-way communication of some sort. If we’re going to live in a close relationship with God, we need to talk to God (prayer) and we need to hear from God, we need to learn His voice. But how do we do that? In this message, we will look at a character who had to learn to hear the voice of God, and we will discuss practical ways to hear from God personally.

When Jesus told his disciples to wait in Jerusalem for the arrival of the Holy Spirit, the disciples had no idea what they were about to experience—a new, exciting, life-giving power to help advance God’s kingdom across the earth. Today we read about the signs and wonders in the early church and wonder if these things are possible today? What if they are? This week we will look at the coming of the Spirit at Pentecost and discuss what we can expect from God when His Spirit moves.

Encountering Jesus can be a life changing experience. This entire series we have been talking about people who encountered Jesus and their lives were changed. This week we look at someone who did life with Jesus, the Apostle Peter. But even though he was one of Jesus’ closest friends, he still failed – really bad. Maybe you can relate. You love Jesus, you want to serve him, but you have something you are not proud of from your past, or you have failed recently and are not sure where to go from here. Join us Sunday as we look at one last encounter with Jesus and how He is a God who restores.

Let’s be honest, we all can struggle to trust God at times. It can be so very easy to doubt the incredible claims of the Bible. When one of Jesus’ own disciples doubts the resurrection, Jesus is able to breathe new faith into his heart. In this message, we will look at Jesus’s encounter with Thomas and discuss how we can strengthen our faith in order to experience the rich blessings and rewards that come through faith.

There will be times in every believer’s life when God asks something of them. When a rich man came to Jesus asking what he must do to inherit eternal life, Jesus asked something of him that seemed absolutely crazy—sell all your stuff, give it to the poor, and come follow me. Unfortunately, the man says no and goes away sad, but what would have happened if he had said yes? In this message, we will discuss the promptings God puts on our hearts and look at three life-changing benefits that happen when we say yes.

When a woman caught in a marital affair is brought before Jesus to be condemned, Jesus grants her grace, a new beginning. Many of us know how challenging it is to receive God’s grace and be set free from our past. But it is possible! In this message, we will take a closer look at the grace Jesus offers us today and how we can be set free from our past through God’s love.

When a Samaritan woman encounters Jesus at the water well in her hometown, she does not get the usual response she has grown used to. Rather Jesus offers her something…the greatest gift we can receive (which might be different from what you think). In this message, we will look at how wonderful this gift is and how we can experience it no matter how broken we are.