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Luke 10:38-42. The story of Mary and Martha illustrates the tension between being with Jesus and doing things for Jesus.

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Are your spiritual gifts making an impact or just making noise? Paul says without love, even the most impressive spiritual abilities amount to nothing. Discover the 'more excellent way' that transforms ordinary gifts into extraordinary impact.

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Ephesians 4:11-16 outlines five leadership roles that Christ gave as gifts to the church: apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers. These complementary roles continue until believers reach unity and maturity in Christ, protecting the church from false teaching and helping it grow in love.

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Are you hiding gifts God gave you because they seem insignificant? The difference between talent and anointing isn't skill level—it's character and purpose. God doesn't make mistakes; He created you as His masterpiece with specific abilities to advance His mission. What dormant gift might He be asking you to uncover this week?

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The spiritual gifts of tongues and interpretation remain vital in the church today, despite being often misunderstood.  For proper use in church gatherings, Paul provides clear guidelines, including the presence of interpreters and the limitation of speakers. These gifts exist to inspire deeper worship, potentially redirect church services according to God's will, and strengthen our faith by making us more aware of God's presence and power.

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