A hammer in a childs hands breaks a window; in a carpenters hands it builds a house, a good tool misused can harm more than it helps. That image opens a reflection on the gifts of the Spirit from First Corinthians (1 Cor 12), where spiritual fascination began to divide the church instead of building it. The sermon shows that everyone who confesses Jesus as Lord has the Spirit and receives a unique gift, not to boast about or to hide, but to serve others. Listen and see why the value of every gift is finally decided by the most excellent way: love.
One Body, Many Gifts
The Invisible One
Sometimes we discover that what matters most is what is invisible-or rather, the One who is Invisible. When Jesus was leaving this world, He promised to send an Invisible Guardian-the Holy Spirit-who would dwell within us. But who is the Holy Spirit, and how does He work in our lives? How can we be filled with the Holy Spirit and make use of His gifts? What should we think about supernatural manifestations of the Holy Spirit’s work? You’ll learn more about all of this in our new teaching series titled THE INVISIBLE ONE.
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