Here you will find articles written by Hans Petter Thue & Rev. Michael Angel
Today, let's continue our discussion on the topic of "There is no condemnation."
In our previous conversation, we talked about how there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ.
Today, I want to explore the idea of there being no condemnation under the law of freedom.
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We have had several discussions, and Michael has been teaching about what it means to be in Christ, to walk in Christ, and to have the mind of Christ.
When we are in Christ and have the mind of Christ, we take on His personality and character. It may seem difficult to understand at first, but let's explore what Paul says in his letter to the Romans.
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Today, I would like to discuss the topic of ministry gifts. It is important to remember that everything we do for the Lord is a gift, bestowed upon us by His grace and mercy.
If we approach our service to God as a mere business or a task, we miss the true essence of our calling.
In Christianity, we have different structures within the church, such as the Lutheran and Catholic Church, which have bishops and archbishops.
On the other hand, we have other churches where pastors and elders are the main leaders.
Spiritual gifts are incredibly important in our journey as Christians.
When I first encountered Jesus and became a Christian, I found myself in a house group where the use of spiritual gifts was encouraged and celebrated.
It was a beautiful experience to witness everyone in the group using their spiritual gifts to help and support one another.
Later on, we were blessed to have a Norwegian missionary join us who had traveled extensively and taught us about faith.
