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January 1, 2016 | Filed under: Uncategorized

When Ordinary is No Longer Enough Today is When Ordinary is No Longer Enough! Have you thought about who you really want to become? Some people step out into the real world wanting to become doctors or lawyers. Some want to put up their own businesses, while some choose to …

Spiritual Guardrails

The goal is not to give us a bunch of rules around speaking-in-tongues, but rather to allow the rules to help us make speaking-in-tongues more palatable for others as well as take this next level gift to the next level.

The Enigma of Tongues

I would like to provide a few problems encountered when applying normal thinking with the uncommon act of speaking-in-tongues.

Confusing the Gift

I often wonder if the terminology surrounding speaking-in-tongues gives us one clue into why this topic is avoided. In this installment we compare what the Bible calls it and what we have adopted in “common” culture.

Underestimating the Gift of Tongues

After reading this, one’s perspective regarding speaking-in-tongues shifts from its normal state. We are laying it all on the line for people to have a new and positive perspective on a topic that most people have strayed away from for years.

Empowered By His Spirit

There is a limiting belief about God’s spirit that must be overcome. It’s so easy to forget about the unlimited ability that God’s spirit empowers a person with. In this lesson we give thirteen examples of being empowered by His spirit.

Afraid of Speaking-In-Tongues

Do you turn away or cringe when someone mentions “speaking-in-tongues?” There are a number of reasons why, but there are three that stand above most of them. After reviewing these three, it will open the door for you to no longer be uncomfortable when it comes to this topic.

The Language Around This “Spiritual Language”

In order to give it a go of taking this subject of “speaking in tongues” to the next level, we first need to lay out the terminology that’s been used when referencing it. In other words, we must understand the language around this “spiritual language.”