What are the spiritual gifts, and how should believers understand them today? This Topic Study examines the manifestations listed in 1 Corinthians 12 and other key passages, clarifying their nature, purpose, and proper use. It invites believers to pursue understanding, humility, and Christ-centered service in the body of Christ.
What are spiritual gifts, and why does Paul insist we must not be ignorant about them? In 1 Corinthians 12:1–9, discover the source, purpose, and unity behind the Spirit’s diverse work in the church.
What does it mean to live a cross-shaped life? In Part 3 of our study on 1 Corinthians 2:2, we explore how Paul’s singular focus wasn’t just a preaching style—it was a whole-life posture. Discover how anchoring your identity in Christ crucified brings spiritual maturity, freedom from performance, and gospel-shaped power for every season of life.
When John the Baptist declared, “I am not the Christ,” he spoke words of humility and freedom. This devotional reminds us that peace is found not in carrying every burden, but in knowing who we’re not—and who He is. When we step aside and let Christ increase, our hearts find true rest and purpose.
In a culture obsessed with eloquence and credentials, Paul narrowed his message to one thing: Jesus Christ and Him crucified. Join us as we explore why this simple focus carries the power of God—and how we can reclaim it in our own lives.
When Paul came to the city of Corinth, he didn’t rely on persuasive arguments or human eloquence. Instead, he made a bold and deliberate decision: to know nothing except Jesus Christ, and Him crucified. This verse is a powerful reminder that the heart of our faith—and of our message—is not in philosophy or performance, but in the finished work of Christ on the cross.
Join us for 31 days of prayer as you prepare for marriage, seeking God’s wisdom, unity, and guidance during your engagement. These daily prayers will help you build a Christ-centered foundation for your relationship and prepare for the lifelong covenant of marriage. Start today and invite God into this special season of your life.