
The Spiritual Man: A Man with a Different Perspective
Beyond being a Christian or a believer, are you spiritual? Maturity meets suffering with a different perspective — the Spirit's revelation, understanding, and discernment.
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Beyond being a Christian or a believer, are you spiritual? Maturity meets suffering with a different perspective — the Spirit's revelation, understanding, and discernment.

Part two of the Galatians study: the three marks of God's true covenant people — gospel-focused, Christ-centered, and Spirit-filled — justified by faith alone.

The new covenant gives the Spirit to every believer and calls us to judge all things correctly; the mark of maturity is right judgment, not spiritual gifts.

From Ephesians 1:18: as the eyes of our heart are opened we see why God called us to holiness, that we are His costly inheritance, and His incomparably great power.

From Acts 2, the meaning of Pentecost: the Spirit confirms God's faithful promises, renews our purpose to be witnesses, and assures His abiding presence.

Paul's first prayer in Ephesians 1: for a Spirit of wisdom and revelation, to know the hope of our calling and that holiness is adoption into God's family.