Many people today value their experience over the truth. But there are some plain truths about the New Testament practice of tongues that explain it’s role in the early church and whether we should be using this sign gift today. Let’s examine God’s Word for the answers.

Are you passionate about sharing the good news of the gospel with others? It seems we get excited and fired up about everything in life except for the most important thing, the answer for our sin problem. Don’t let a politically correct society muzzle you from being a spokesperson for the good news!

What if you had to write your “spiritual biography”? In this passage of scripture to the church at Rome, the Apostle Paul introduces himself and tells us several things about his life and work for Christ that should characterize our lives as well.

There is much confusion today about speaking in tongues for the modern-day Christian. Let’s see what God’s Word says about the purpose for tongues, who the practice was for, and what exactly this verbal miracle of communication was in its essence.

In this, our introductory message to the book of Romans, the Apostle Paul immediately identifies his commitment to the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. He will go on throughout this great book of scripture to stress time and again that the gospel is man’s only hope of salvation and the very reason God sent His Son.

Are there still Apostles of the Lord among us and active in the church? What does the scripture have to say about the requirements and responsibilities of an Apostle? Here is a search through the New Testament that will provide answers to these very questions.

This familiar story from the first chapter of the OT book of Ruth reminds us that we don’t need to be worrying, fretting, forcing the issue, or running ahead of God. There is great wisdom in WAITING on God and letting Him lead and guide and order our steps.