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Luke 10:38-42. The story of Mary and Martha illustrates the tension between being with Jesus and doing things for Jesus.

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Are your spiritual gifts making an impact or just making noise? Paul says without love, even the most impressive spiritual abilities amount to nothing. Discover the 'more excellent way' that transforms ordinary gifts into extraordinary impact.

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Ephesians 4:11-16 outlines five leadership roles that Christ gave as gifts to the church: apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers. These complementary roles continue until believers reach unity and maturity in Christ, protecting the church from false teaching and helping it grow in love.

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Are you hiding gifts God gave you because they seem insignificant? The difference between talent and anointing isn't skill level—it's character and purpose. God doesn't make mistakes; He created you as His masterpiece with specific abilities to advance His mission. What dormant gift might He be asking you to uncover this week?

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The spiritual gifts of tongues and interpretation remain vital in the church today, despite being often misunderstood.  For proper use in church gatherings, Paul provides clear guidelines, including the presence of interpreters and the limitation of speakers. These gifts exist to inspire deeper worship, potentially redirect church services according to God's will, and strengthen our faith by making us more aware of God's presence and power.

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The gifts of wisdom and knowledge are essential spiritual gifts for the church today. The word of wisdom is a supernatural ability to give wise advice for specific situations. The word of knowledge reveals information that could only come from God. These gifts aren't meant to elevate individuals but to build up the church and point others to Jesus.

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Spiritual gifts are transformational abilities given to every believer for the common good, not for personal gain. Unlike our culture that values self-made success, spiritual gifts remind us that we receive them because of God's goodness, not our merit. Even if you don't yet recognize your gifts, God has equipped you with unique abilities that can benefit your family, workplace, community, and church when properly used.

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Are your actions reminding others of God's love or your own frustrations? The ancient Shema prayer challenges us to love God with ALL our heart (actions), soul (being), and strength (passion). What reminders are you leaving to your children or next generation.

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Are you living a life that actually requires the power of the Holy Spirit? Many Christians receive the baptism in the Holy Spirit but get caught in routines that never demand supernatural empowerment. What if God's power is waiting for you to step into situations that require faith? Discover the difference between having the evidence and walking in the purpose of Spirit baptism.

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Are you swimming in the shallow end when there's a whole ocean to explore? In Acts 19, Paul met believers who were saved but missing something vital. Have you received the Holy Spirit since you believed? And if you have, are you walking in that power daily? Discover the difference between having the Spirit and being empowered by the Spirit!

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Is being a good person enough for God? The story of Cornelius—a devout, generous man who prayed regularly—reveals a surprising truth about what God really wants from us. Discover how God broke religious barriers and what that means for your spiritual journey today. #HolySpiritPower #FaithJourney

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  |  Acts 8:4-24

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  |  Acts 2:1-4

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  Easter Sunday

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|| John 16:5-11  

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 |  Romans 8:17-28

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