Spiritual Gifts #2 - Discovering Your Spiritual Gift: Serving Gifts

[@sorenmelgaard6854]

This is wisdom, and should be taught to every human being. Thank you for this preaching and teaching Mark, you always radiates the joy of God, and it is contatious in the best of ways.

[@colinfaulkner8228]

Great sermon! Really helped in preparation for leading a study our small group is going through on spiritual gifts One thing I feel compelled to mention is that CS Lewis does talk about the resurrection in Mere Christianity. Specifically in book 2, chapter 5, "The Practical Conclusion." Also in book 4, chapter 5, "The Obstinate Toy Soldiers" Lewis states "The Man in Christ rose again: not only the God. That is the whole point. For the first time we saw a real man. One tin soldier - real tin, just like the rest - had come fully and splendidly alive." Lewis elaborates on the tin soldier metaphor further in the pages following and how Jesus death and resurrection began to "affect the whole human mass in a new way." Again, great sermon and enjoyed every second! Entertaining and enlightening. Thanks!

[@pattimari5036]

Thank YOU!!!! I love your sermons!

[@brandonsmith4102]

I love that lady's laugh. Great sermon Mark.

[@rafagambardella]

Thank you for this video!

[@ns5419]

Great video very informative 🙏🏼

[@TexasGovernor]

Love this!

[@free_taco-k3x]

Great work Mark. I am preaching on the serving gifts this weekend and love how you broke them down and added the historical part! Awesome.

[@Indigochild71]

Great Sermon Series

[@ghost-cathedrals]

A Christianity which perpetuates the exaltation of mere men to god-like status, while belittling and wounding so many of God’s children in the process, is completely antithetical to what Jesus taught and is just as harmful to the leaders as it is to those who follow. - Jonna Petry

[@jgeph2.4]

Dodging church discipline is apparently a gift …

[@sburns90]

Sure maybe... But you also do a great job of showing how self-righteous judgment appears to be a gift as well.

[@jgeph2.4]

@@sburns90 nah , just biblical discernment. There are requirements on who should be in leadership and how ecclesiology is to take place .