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Affliction. Lies. Suffering. Brokenness. Darkness. Temptation. The war is waging. But, you have received an inheritance. You have been saved by faith. You have been renewed. Are you awakened though? Do you know what you have received? Do you know how you’ve been blessed? Do you know how you’ve been equipped? Purpose. Love. Unity. Hope. Boldness. Light. Rising. The war is won. This week's passage is from Ephesians 5: 1-21

Affliction. Lies. Suffering. Brokenness. Darkness. Temptation. The war is waging. But, you have received an inheritance. You have been saved by faith. You have been renewed. Are you awakened though? Do you know what you have received? Do you know how you’ve been blessed? Do you know how you’ve been equipped? Purpose. Love. Unity. Hope. Boldness. Light. Rising. The war is won. This week's passage is from Ephesians 4:17-32.

Affliction. Lies. Suffering. Brokenness. Darkness. Temptation. The war is waging. But, you have received an inheritance. You have been saved by faith. You have been renewed. Are you awakened though? Do you know what you have received? Do you know how you’ve been blessed? Do you know how you’ve been equipped? Purpose. Love. Unity. Hope. Boldness. Light. Rising. The war is won. This week's passage is from Ephesians 4:1-16.

Affliction. Lies. Suffering. Brokenness. Darkness. Temptation. The war is waging. But, you have received an inheritance. You have been saved by faith. You have been renewed. Are you awakened though? Do you know what you have received? Do you know how you’ve been blessed? Do you know how you’ve been equipped? Purpose. Love. Unity. Hope. Boldness. Light. Rising. The war is won. This week's passage is from Ephesians 3:14-21.

Affliction. Lies. Suffering. Brokenness. Darkness. Temptation. The war is waging. But, you have received an inheritance. You have been saved by faith. You have been renewed. Are you awakened though? Do you know what you have received? Do you know how you’ve been blessed? Do you know how you’ve been equipped? Purpose. Love. Unity. Hope. Boldness. Light. Rising. The war is won. This week's passage is from Ephesians 3:1-13

Affliction. Lies. Suffering. Brokenness. Darkness. Temptation. The war is waging. But, you have received an inheritance. You have been saved by faith. You have been renewed. Are you awakened though? Do you know what you have received? Do you know how you’ve been blessed? Do you know how you’ve been equipped? Purpose. Love. Unity. Hope. Boldness. Light. Rising. The war is won. This week's passage is from Ephesians 2:11-22.

Affliction. Lies. Suffering. Brokenness. Darkness. Temptation. The war is waging. But, you have received an inheritance. You have been saved by faith. You have been renewed. Are you awakened though? Do you know what you have received? Do you know how you’ve been blessed? Do you know how you’ve been equipped? Purpose. Love. Unity. Hope. Boldness. Light. Rising. The war is won. This week's passage is from Ephesians 2:1-10 from guest speaker, Omar Reyes.

Affliction. Lies. Suffering. Brokenness. Darkness. Temptation. The war is waging. But, you have received an inheritance. You have been saved by faith. You have been renewed. Are you awakened though? Do you know what you have received? Do you know how you’ve been blessed? Do you know how you’ve been equipped? Purpose. Love. Unity. Hope. Boldness. Light. Rising. The war is won. This week's passage is from Ephesians 1:15-23.

Affliction. Lies. Suffering. Brokenness. Darkness. Temptation. The war is waging. But, you have received an inheritance. You have been saved by faith. You have been renewed. Are you awakened though? Do you know what you have received? Do you know how you’ve been blessed? Do you know how you’ve been equipped? Purpose. Love. Unity. Hope. Boldness. Light. Rising. The war is won. This week's passage is from Ephesians 1:1-14.

The explosive growth of the Church didn’t happen just because of social innovation. Its growth was miraculous—divine action through human instruments. Deposited in each follower of Jesus are spiritual gifts that build up the Church and that are for the common good. Do you know how you’ve been gifted? And are you courageous enough to live them out? In this week's podcast, Mike closes out the Charisma series and talks about the spiritual gifts of faith and prophecy, Faith (1 Corinthians 12:9) is the spiritual capacity to demonstrate God’s sovereignty by trusting in God’s ability to fulfill His purposes and acting on God’s promises with confidence. Prophecy (Romans 12:6; 1 Corinthians 12:10, 28; 14:1ff; Ephesians 4:11) is the spiritual capacity to reveal God’s intimacy by receiving a divinely inspired message and delivering it to others enabling the body of Christ to discern God’s leading.

The explosive growth of the Church didn’t happen just because of social innovation. Its growth was miraculous—divine action through human instruments. Deposited in each follower of Jesus are spiritual gifts that build up the Church and that are for the common good. Do you know how you’ve been gifted? And are you courageous enough to live them out? In this week's podcast, Jamie N. and Jamie A. talk about the spiritual gifts of intercession, tongues and interpretation of tongues. Intercession, while not in the formal list of gifts but strongly inferred throughout Scripture, is the spiritual capacity to demonstrate God’s Fatherhood by praying for extended periods of time on a regular basis and seeing frequent and specific answers to prayers to a degree greater than the average Christian experience. Tongues (1 Corinthians 12:10, 28; 14:2ff)is the spiritual capacity to reveal God’s thoughts by speaking a message in an unknown language—a spontaneous, but self-controlled utterance from God in unknown words. Inte

The explosive growth of the Church didn’t happen just because of social innovation. Its growth was miraculous—divine action through human instruments. Deposited in each follower of Jesus are spiritual gifts that build up the Church and that are for the common good. Do you know how you’ve been gifted? And are you courageous enough to live them out? In this week's podcast, Missy talks about the spiritual gifts of service and mercy. Service (Romans 12:7) is the spiritual capacity to reveal God’s servant heart by unselfishly helping others through very practical means. Mercy (Romans 12:8) is the spiritual capacity to display God’s compassion by both feeling empathy for those in need and manifesting this empathy in a beneficial way toward those who are suffering or afflicted.

The explosive growth of the Church didn’t happen just because of social innovation. Its growth was miraculous—divine action through human instruments. Deposited in each follower of Jesus are spiritual gifts that build up the Church and that are for the common good. Do you know how you’ve been gifted? And are you courageous enough to live them out? In this week's podcast, Daniel talks about the spiritual gifts of shepherding and exhortation. Shepherding (Ephesians 4:11) is the spiritual capacity to demonstrate God’s care by exercising concern for members of a group so as to encourage them in their growth in Christ. Exhortation (Romans 12:8)is the spiritual capacity to communicate God’s zeal by encouraging others to action through applying truth to their lives.

Guest speaker, Dr. Bashara Awad, speaks at Trinity Life about going the extra mile through his personal experiences of God doing the impossible. Dr. Bashara Awad is a Palestinian Christian and the founder of the Bethlehem Bible College, a college which was started with only $20.

The explosive growth of the Church didn’t happen just because of social innovation. Its growth was miraculous—divine action through human instruments. Deposited in each follower of Jesus are spiritual gifts that build up the Church and that are for the common good. Do you know how you’ve been gifted? And are you courageous enough to live them out? In this week's podcast, Mike talks about the spiritual gifts of discernment, healings, and miracles. Discernment (1 Corinthians 12:10) is the spiritual capacity to demonstrate God’s perception by perceiving and knowing the power source behind certain issues and giving judgment concerning those issues, including the ability to recognize the spiritual forces behind them. Healings (1 Corinthians 12:9) is the spiritual capacity to display God’s holiness by being a conduit to remove sickness in order to recover spiritual health. Miracles (1 Corinthians 12:10) is the spiritual capacity to display God’s glory through revealing God’s power and presence by operating outs

The explosive growth of the Church didn’t happen just because of social innovation. Its growth was miraculous—divine action through human instruments. Deposited in each follower of Jesus are spiritual gifts that build up the Church and that are for the common good. Do you know how you’ve been gifted? And are you courageous enough to live them out? In this week's podcast, Paul talks about the spiritual gift of giving. Giving (Romans 12:8) is the spiritual capacity to display God’s generosity by giving liberally to meet the needs of others with pure motives. Giving of our time, skills, helps us protect us from being corrupted by affluence and allows us to have a global perspective on our needs versus our wants. Giving is relative and proportional: the more you make, the more the difference should be from how you live and how you could live. We give because God first gave his son, Jesus, to die on the cross for the forgiveness of sin.

The explosive growth of the Church didn’t happen just because of social innovation. Its growth was miraculous—divine action through human instruments. Deposited in each follower of Jesus are spiritual gifts that build up the Church and that are for the common good. Do you know how you’ve been gifted? And are you courageous enough to live them out? In this week's podcast, Mike talks about the spiritual gifts of teaching, knowledge, and wisdom. Teaching (Romans 12:7; 1 Corinthians 12:28; Ephesians 4:11) is the spiritual capacity to communicate God’s truth so that others grow in their understanding of the Word of God and ability to live through the Spirit of God. Words of Knowledge (1 Corinthians 12:8)is the spiritual capacity to reveal God’s omniscience by receiving specific information from the Holy Spirit that leads to some sort of spiritual healing or growth in others. Words of Wisdom (1 Corinthians 12:8)is the spiritual capacity to reveal God’s understanding by receiving insight from the Holy Spirit int

The explosive growth of the Church didn’t happen just because of social innovation. Its growth was miraculous—divine action through human instruments. Deposited in each follower of Jesus are spiritual gifts that build up the Church and that are for the common good. Do you know how you’ve been gifted? And are you courageous enough to live them out? In this week's podcast, Adam talks about the spiritual gifts of apostleship and evangelism. Apostleship (1 Corinthians 12:28; Ephesians 4:11)is the spiritual capacity to reveal God’s vision by creating and nurturing an environment for others to discover and live out their Kingdom calling. Evangelism (Ephesians 4:11) is the spiritual capacity to communicate God’s love by sharing the gospel message effectively to unbelievers.

Matthew 7:24-27. "Once you discover who you are, you will live out who you were always meant to be."

Matthew 7:13-23. "If you're awakened by the Father, you're activated for the fatherless."