Text: Romans 12:1-8; Matthew 20:29-34
In this message, we discover the seventh of the'motivational gifts' of Romans 12. While all believers are called to be merciful to others, there are some who are uniquely gifted in this way. This message points to Jesus as the ultimate example of mercy and shows us how we can follow His example as we live today.
Text: Romans 12:1-8; Acts 15:1-22
This week, we discover the sixth of the 'motivational gifts' listed in Romans 12 – the gift of leadership. We see this gift illustrated all throughout the Scripture and in churches today. Through a practical example, this message will illustrate the characteristics of a Godly leader and how he leads others for their good and for God’s glory.
Text: Romans 12:1-8; Mark 14:1-9
In this message, we discover the fifth of the 'motivational gifts' from Romans 12 – the gift of giving. Every believer is equipped and called to give to the Lord cheerfully and sacrificially. However, there are some who are uniquely gifted to be givers to the Lord’s work. This week, we learn what generosity looks like and how God uses it in our lives to further His work in the world.
Text: Romans 12:1-8a
This week, we learn about the fourth of the 'motivational gifts,' given by God, that motivate us to ministry – exhortation. This message points us to a key unsung hero in the Bible who illustrated this gift well. Truly, the Church would not be where it is today without this wonderful gift. Through his example, we see how we, too, should seek to encourage one another to be all that God wants us to be.