What real, authentic believers need to be...need to do.

This single word is one of the most important ingredients of love, mercy, grace and salvation. It makes our relationship with God possible...also our relationships with one another.

Instead of giving a technical definition of what real love is, 1 Cor. 13 describes it by telling us what real love does and does not do.

Spiritual gifts are actually tools the Holy Spirit uses in building God's Kingdom. Yet, there is one handle that fits each tool. Without it, nothing works in the power of the Spirit. It's no surprise 1 Cor. 13 is sandwiched in between...

There's a lot of confusion and controversy over this gift, yet the Bible doesn't give a great amount of info on it. We want to keep our views and practice within the boundaries of Scripture. No more, no less. This is a look at practically...

The gifts are tools that the Holy Spirit uses to build up the whole body of Christ

A good part of what the Lord purposes to do in your life, He does through other parts of His Body.

The whole purpose of your "gift" is that you may give it to others.

Here we are arriving at another New Year, so it's time to take a little biblical inventory and also get a key word for the New Year.

The real Spirit who draws hearts to the only One who can provide peace, joy, and salvation.