Signs and Gifts

Service and Office

What the Bible teaches on signs and gifts, service and office as contrasted with what is taught in Christendom.

"But whether prophecies, they shall be done away; or tongues, they shall cease; or knowledge, it shall be done away" (1 Cor. 14: 8).

A Pastor's Work - what a true pastor is according to the Scriptures

Elders: The Real Deal - on why all the qualifications for eldership must be met before one can be regarded as an elder

Faith and Miracles - why faith in God is more important than miracles

Forbidden Tongues - on the practical implications of Paul's instruction to the Corinthians not to ban speaking in tongues

Gift - Its Use and Abuse - also includes a second article "All Hands on Deck". On what the Bible teaches as regards the use and abuse of spiritual gift

Ministerial Muddles - on what the Bible has to say about service, gift and clericalism

The Age Old Question of Elders - what the Bible teaches about elders, bishops & overseers

The Laying on of Hands - on what the Bible teaches as to the laying on of hands

The Purpose of Tongues - on what the Bible says about the gift of tongues

The Times of the Signs - by the late David Noble. What the Scriptures teach as regards signs and their relevance today.

A print/kindle book is also available: The Times of the Signs: What the Bible really teaches about signs and gifts by the late David Noble. Edited by Steve Noble. 95 Pages £5.99 (£1.99 on Kindle). For ordering and latest prices see Amazon.co.uk or Amazon.com ISBN: 978-1-7394928-1-6. A comprehensive examination of what the Bible teaches as regards signs and gifts and their relevance in the modern world. This challenging book refutes the Pentecostal and charismatic view that the gifts of tongues, miracles etc. are present today, and demonstrates that the signs given in the New Testament were temporary, and for the Jew. This book is largely as it was originally written, although the author's wording has been changed in a few places to improve readability. The layout has been re-formatted for the same reasons.