2 Corinthians 7:8-11
When we truly feel “godly sorrow” for our sins, it becomes one of the greatest spiritual gifts we could ever receive.
When we truly feel “godly sorrow” for our sins, it becomes one of the greatest spiritual gifts we could ever receive.
It can be fun to think about the super cool and impressive spiritual gifts we could have. But what is truly the purpose for these spiritual gifts? Let’s study 1 Corinthians 12:10 together!
In this episode we'll talk about 1 Corinthians 8-13. We'll talk about one of the promises made regarding our ability to withstand temptations, including the idea that we will always be provided with a way to escape any temptation that comes our way. However, this will definitely require action on our part. This concept also applies to emotional and other challenges. Although we may be afflicted with such conditions, God will provide a way for our healing that will most assuredly require action on our part. We'll also discuss the doctrine of spiritual gifts, what these include, and how they can help us overcome challenges and become a blessing to others.
Dr. Woodger continues to explore spiritual gifts, administrative challenges, and cultural customs of Paul’s days and how they differ from today.
Are we sensitive to others’ challenges within our congregations? Dr. Mary Jane Woodger examines Paul’s letter to the Corinthians and their difficulties with intellectualism being inappropriate immorality, indiscretion, and insecurity.
Is it possible God has given you more gifts – especially spiritual gifts – than you may recognize right now? (Spoiler alert – he is!) Join speakers Justin Morris, Heather Hansen, David Morgan, and special host Whit Johnson as they talk about how to recognize the many spiritual gifts Heavenly Father has (and is) giving you every day!
Heavenly Father wants us to become the best version of us we can be. We can do that by using the spiritual gifts we have been giving and developing the gifts we want! Join award-winning authors and speakers John Bytheway, Meg Johnson, and Hank Smith with host Mark Williams as they share their thoughts about developing spiritual gifts.