Sandy Higgins examines the doctrine of spiritual gifts (1 Peter 4:7-11), defining them as spiritual capacities bestowed at conversion for the profit of others and the glory of God. Higgins explores several major aspects of this subject, including the divine dispensing of gifts through the Father, Spirit, and ascended Christ, the distinction between natural talents and spiritual gifts, and the diversity and function of gifts within the body of Christ. He also addresses the duration of sign gifts, the responsibilities involved in developing and stewarding these abilities, and the inherent dangers of using gifts for self-promotion rather than faithful service.

This message was recorded on 3/22/26