Sermon Notes and Discipleship Content from Trinity Church.
In our journey of faith, it’s easy to fall into the trap of going through the motions—living out our spiritual lives out of tradition rather than relationship. But what if there is more? What if God is calling us to step beyond our preconceived notions and embrace the vibrant, life-giving relationship He offers through the gifts of the Spirit?
In a world where everyone seems to be striving for recognition and self-fulfillment, the Bible offers a refreshing perspective on how we can use our spiritual gifts to serve others, glorify God, and grow in love. Spiritual gifts are more than just talents or skills; they are divine empowerments meant to build up the body of Christ and reveal God’s kingdom to the world. However, the effective use of these gifts hinges on our understanding, obedience, and love.
In Matthew 7:7-8, Jesus gives us a powerful promise: “Ask and it will be given to you. Seek and you
The Christian journey is a beautiful tapestry woven with moments of personal growth, spiritual encounters, and community impact, all empowered by the Holy Spirit. At the heart of this journey are the gifts of the Spirit, which are not merely for personal edification but are given for the common good.
Have you ever wondered who you really are in Christ? Many Christians understand they’re saved, but continue living as if nothing has fundamentally changed. The truth is far more revolutionary – when you come to Jesus, He makes you an entirely new creation.
God designed us for relationship from the very beginning—not just with Him, but with each other. Without these connections, we can’t fulfill our purpose to make Him known or properly steward the earth. True dominion isn’t about control, but about making decisions that benefit others, just as God does for us.
Life is full of unexpected turns, much like scrambled eggs—a dish where ingredients are mixed and transformed through the cooking process. This analogy serves as a reminder of how God sometimes scrambles the situations in our lives, leading us through changes and challenges that we might not have planned. Yet, within this divine scrambling lies the opportunity for growth, maturity, and the deepening of our faith. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to embrace these moments and trust in God’s process, even when life feels uncertain.