The world is obsessed with being first. Christ calls us to be faithful. Dr. Stanley closes this stretch of the series with a rallying cry: compete to outdo one another in love.
Quoting Scripture isn't maturity — living it is. Dr. Stanley confronts the gap between theological knowledge and daily faithfulness in the body of Christ.
Your gift doesn't have to be glamorous to be godly — it just has to be given. Dr. Stanley issues a direct challenge: don't be slothful in zeal. Show up. Serve.
Romans 12:9 calls us to be genuine — not performative. Dr. Stanley unpacks the three imperatives of authentic Christian love: avoid evil, hold to good, pursue constancy.
Some Christians treat their spiritual gifts like fine china — reserved for special occasions. Dr. Stanley calls us back to faithful, grateful, daily use of what God has given.
Modern prophecy claims have muddied the waters. Dr. Stanley clarifies the difference between forthtelling and foretelling — and why it matters for your ministry.
What good is a gift you never use? Dr. Stanley challenges believers to take honest inventory of their God-given gifts — and then actually deploy them.
Your gifts came from grace — not greatness. Dr. Stanley unpacks Romans 12 and the call to use your gifts humbly in the body of Christ.
Selfishness comes naturally. Selflessness doesn't. Dr. Stanley explores God's call to outdo one another in honor — and what that demands of us daily.
