1 Corinthians 13:9 describes partial, temporary revelatory gifts in the church’s infancy, replaced by “the perfect,” the completed canon of Scripture.
What Does “We Know in Part and We Prophesy in Part” Mean in 1 Corinthians 13:9?
What Is the Christians’ View on Praying in Tongues
The Bible's view praying in tongues as a ceased first-century gift, not modern ecstatic speech, based on key Scriptures.
What Spiritual Gifts Does the Bible Mention, and Are They Applicable Today?
The New Testament lists miraculous sign gifts for the first-century congregation, but Scripture shows they were temporary and love is the mark today.
Daily Devotional for Monday, December 29, 2025
You cannot talk yourself out of God’s design. In Christ, you belong in the body, needed and placed for faithful service.
Embracing Self-Understanding in God’s Plan
This article delves into the Christian journey of recognizing personal strengths and weaknesses in alignment with God's will. This article offers insights on how self-reflection, guided by Scripture, enhances our service to God and strengthens our faith journey.
CHRISTIAN PARENTING IN TODAY’S WORLD: Is Parenting a Blessing or Burden?
In a world seemingly consumed by evil, raising children with strong Christian values might feel overwhelming. Is parenting a blessing or a burden? Explore this question as we delve into effective Christian parenting strategies, leveraging Scripture's wisdom and practical experiences.
False Prophets and Spiritual Gifts Bringing Praise to Man
Explore how the misuse of spiritual gifts can lead to self-glorification. Learn to discern truth from deception in this insightful piece.
The Ceasing of the Spiritual Gifts of the New Testament
Discover the truth about the disappearance of spiritual gifts: Are they gone for good?
Is Spirituality Really Produced by the Indwelling of the Holy Spirit?
Biblical spirituality is not mystical indwelling but transformation through the Spirit-inspired Word governing the mind and conscience.
