Pastor/Dr. David Murphy continues our study on the Spiritual Gift of Prophecy and shows how this gift is so frequently abused and misused. We'll see several examples from Scripture of false prophets in both the Old and New Testament, and then we'll study the meaning of the guideline that Paul gives when using this gift: according to the measure of faith.

Pastor/Dr. David Murphy starts out by answering 3 common questions about Spiritual Gifts: 1-Are all these gifts still valid today? 2-Is the list of 19 gifts an exhaustive list? And 3-Is there any way to categorize these gifts? We then begin our study on the Spiritual Gift of Prophecy and see that it can involve edification, exhortation, comfort, and revelation. We'll also see how the gift of Prophecy differs from Preaching.

Pastor/Dr. David Murphy starts out by answering 3 common questions about Spiritual Gifts: 1-Are all these gifts still valid today? 2-Is the list of 19 gifts an exhaustive list? And 3-Is there any way to categorize these gifts? We then begin our study on the Spiritual Gift of Prophecy and see that it can involve edification, exhortation, comfort, and revelation. We'll also see how the gift of Prophecy differs from Preaching.

Pastor/Dr. David Murphy shows us that the church is a body, and every believer is part of that body and must function with their Spiritual Gifts for maximum effectiveness of the church. On this episode, we'll see 7 principles of the nature of the church as a body: 1-The church is an organic unity, 2-The body has diversity and variety, 3-The different parts of the body have different functions, 4-If someone does not function in the body and tries to assume someone else's role, the body malfunctions, 5-No one part of the body acts independently of the body or head, 6-Every individual part of the body functions to contribute to the whole, and 7-The failure of any part always affects the whole body.

Pastor/Dr. David Murphy shows us that the church is a body, and every believer is part of that body and must function with their Spiritual Gifts for maximum effectiveness of the church. On this episode, we'll see 7 principles of the nature of the church as a body: 1-The church is an organic unity, 2-The body has diversity and variety, 3-The different parts of the body have different functions, 4-If someone does not function in the body and tries to assume someone else's role, the body malfunctions, 5-No one part of the body acts independently of the body or head, 6-Every individual part of the body functions to contribute to the whole, and 7-The failure of any part always affects the whole body.

Pastor/Dr. David Murphy shows us that spiritual gifts are all grace gifts and answers 5 basic questions about spiritual gifts: 1-What is a spiritual gift? 2-Does every believer have a spiritual gift? 3-When are these gifts given to believers? 4-Is it possible to have a gift and now know the gift? 5-How many spiritual gifts are there?

Pastor/Dr. David Murphy shows us that spiritual gifts are all grace gifts and answers 5 basic questions about spiritual gifts: 1-What is a spiritual gift? 2-Does every believer have a spiritual gift? 3-When are these gifts given to believers? 4-Is it possible to have a gift and now know the gift? 5-How many spiritual gifts are there?

Pastor/Dr. David Murphy shows us that after the believer is Biblically changed through surrender and sanctification, he can now use his spiritual gifts to assist the church. In this introduction, we'll see Paul's personal illustration and then the peril of having high thoughts of yourself, the counsel to think soberly, and the criteria to have a balanced mind when it comes to spiritual gifts.

Pastor/Dr. David Murphy shows us that after the believer is Biblically changed through surrender and sanctification, he can now use his spiritual gifts to assist the church. In this introduction, we'll see Paul's personal illustration and then the peril of having high thoughts of yourself, the counsel to think soberly, and the criteria to have a balanced mind when it comes to spiritual gifts.

Pastor/Dr. David Murphy shows us that the purpose of Biblical Change is to bring our lives in line with God's will. The believer is able to prove (or test) that something is God's will. We also see that God's will is always good, well-pleasing, and perfect.