In this message our pastor reviews the spiritual gift of tongues. Specifically, he outlines how tongues was different in the book of Acts than it was in Corinth. What we believe about tongues is not important. What the Bible says about tongues is all important. That is where he tries to keep the emphasis, allowing the Bible to speak to the Gift of Tongues.

What is the most important spiritual gift? Should you pray for a specific gift? What is the most important spiritual gift in the life of the local church? What that gift is properly exercised, what is the impact on unbelievers? All those answers are found in Paul's letter to the church at Corinth.

This is a message of encouragement from our pastor growing out of his own personal journey. If you are having trouble finding Jesus in your own personal circumstances this message may help you.

In this message our pastor outlines the characteristics of a Spirit Empowered Church by considering Paul's teaching in 1 Corinthians 12. Is your church a Spirit empowered church? Do you desire the manifestation of the Spirit in your church? Listen as our pastor explains exactly what that means.

Is anything wrong in and around your life? What are you doing to try to resolve it? Where are you looking for help and hope? This message deals with an obscure passage in the Old Testament outlining something only God could do during the ministry of Elisha.

From Paul's Letter to a Broken Church our pastor transitions to Exploring the Work of the Holy Spirit from this same book of 1 Corinthians. In this message he helps us recognize the work of the Holy Spirit's footprints and fingerprints in the life of the church.

What does it look like to be a spiritual leader? As our pastor continues his summer long emphasis on leadership, he outlines Joshua's own call to spiritual leadership. Is God calling you to be a spiritual leader?

What kind of deacons does your church need? Do you know that every time you elect a deacon you are shaping the future of your church. You are either shaping it for the better or for the worse. What kind of men need to be deacons in your church?

Paul wrote to the church in Corinth about the perils of coming to the table of the Lord. He outlined a series of in-time judgments that came into their lives due to their failure to consider the holiness of the Lord's table. Is your life under the discipline of God for the same reason? Listen to find out more!

Last week our pastor introduced us to Paul's discussion concerning the Table of the Lord. There is only one other passage of Scripture in the entire Bible where this expression is found. What does it mean? How do they connect? What do you need to know that might be a barrier to you have table fellowship with the Lord Jesus Christ? Why does it matter?