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Can any follower of Christ learn to prophesy? The short answer is yes, biblically speaking. Examining the New Testament we discover that the gift of prophecy was common in first century churches. In today's culture, prophecy is completely misunderstood and often abused. Why did God give us this gift and how will it help people become better Christians? A needed discussion.

All Christ-followers are commanded to prepare for each time they meet and be ready to contribute something. Most come only to receive which is backwards. All believers should function in all nine gifts of the Holy Spirit according to Paul.The purpose of these gifts is to "benefit" everyone. When gifts are used to gain something, they are abused.

All Christ-followers are commanded to prepare for each time they meet and be ready to contribute something. Most come only to receive which is backwards. All believers should function in all nine gifts of the Holy Spirit according to Paul.The purpose of these gifts is to "benefit" everyone. When gifts are used to gain something, they are abused.

Are there prophets in the church today? If so, what do they do? What about false prophets? What role does prophecy take in the overall present and future of the church?

Are there prophets in the church today? If so, what do they do? What about false prophets? What role does prophecy take in the overall present and future of the church?

The Old Covenant was written on stone. The New Covenant is written on the heart. But our hearts, scripture reveals, is desperately wicked. We need Jesus in the deepest part of our being.

The Old Covenant was written on stone. The New Covenant is written on the heart. But our hearts, scripture reveals, is desperately wicked. We need Jesus in the deepest part of our being.

What makes the New Covenant better than the Old? Jesus' words at the Last Supper changed everything - but how?

What makes the New Covenant better than the Old? Jesus' words at the Last Supper changed everything - but how?

'We each face challenges and problems in life that are way too big for us to overcome through our own skills or efforts. Many Christians find a variety of coping mechanisms to live with their problems instead of relying on God to remove them. Today, we talk about dealing with your Goliaths.