So what is the gift of prophecy, and how does it function in normal church life? Building on top of that, why is it such a powerful gift that Paul would say, when the outsider hears it, he would be so convicted in his heart that he would fall down and say surely God is among you?

And now these three remain faith, hope, and love, but the greatest of these is love. Throughout church history, the church has held faith, hope, and love as the theological virtues, why because they are the virtues that prepare us to live both now and for eternity. The Gospel, however, reveals that we need to know the one who is love in order to walk in love. Come as we continue to explore what it looks like to embrace the Gospel in community.

Have you ever noticed that some people seem to hear God all the time and some people are very reticent to think that God is speaking to them. How do you know if God is speaking to you? How do you know if it's not just your own mind talking to you?

Christopher and Laura Curry discuss an upcoming ministry called FIRM. FIRM stands for Families in Recovery Ministry.

What do you do when you're reading scripture and there's just very limited light? Like, you just don't really understand what's going on. Then you read all the scholars, and they tell you they don't understand either. Well, that's this Sunday! Join us as we have a conversation together as a community about difficult texts of scripture and discover how to live faithfully to God in the midst of it.

Sometimes faith can almost feel like magic where we confuse what is real, active faith in Christ and magical solutions to problems. In 1 Corinthians 10, Paul begins to ask similar questions of the church community in Corinth. But then he warns them of the need to stay faithful. It's not good enough to just know Jesus as a past entity. God wants to be known, experienced, and relied upon in our daily lives.