Tag Archives: spiritual gifts

I shall be blessed by the will of God to come to you. Romans 1:8-12.

Posted on 05/07/2019 by remso

When I was young, I rarely found a trek through the Bible interesting. I suppose that had more to do with the person who was doing the teaching and their personality. I often find my character to be a bit … Continue reading →

Posted in apologetics, Apostle Paul, bible study, confidence, disciple, disciplined, Faith, Freedom from sin, God's character, heart, impart, In Christ, Jesus, Jews, laying on of hands, Prayer, Romans, spiritual gifts, Thoughts on scripture, understanding | Tagged Apostle Paul, change, communicate, encourage, Faith, impart, pray, Romans, spiritual gifts, strenghten, to confer, to make known, walk in truth | 2 Comments

What drives you?

Posted on 07/16/2017 by remso

This was the title of the morning sermon. This morning pastor stepped back to a seat among the audience as he handed the microphone over to a lady who has the gift of evangelism. Every time she speaks the message … Continue reading →

Posted in End times, God's character, Hearing God, Hope, In Christ, Prophetic, Thoughts | Tagged Belief, Bible, boldness, Christ, Evangelism, false teaching, future, God, God's word, Holy spirit, hope, Jesus, Leviticus, Old Testament, spiritual gifts, teaching, thoughts, witnessing | Leave a comment

Are there prophets in the New Testament church?

Posted on 03/02/2015 by remso

I am reminded – far too often – that my blogs are long. Although, it grieves me, I reduced ten pages down to two. What I am doing is answering a question in my mind and hopefully yours, about the … Continue reading →

Posted in End times, Prophetic, Thoughts on scripture | Tagged Belief, Bible, Christianity, Corinthians, deception, edification, Faith, Holy spirit, Jesus Christ, prophecy, prophet, spirit of prophecy, spiritual gifts, the testimony of Jesus | 3 Comments

A word to the body of Christ. Yes, that is you.

Posted on 02/12/2012 by remso

God has grabbed my attention and shown me an image like a noisy drill sergeant, which snaps out commands to soldiers under his authority. You soldiers are Marines, and he gives a series of instructions, finishing with an energetic “Semper … Continue reading →