Spiritual Gifting

 

  • Apostleship - Pioneers in spreading the Gospel, often in new territories or cultures, exhibiting strong leadership and missionary zeal.

 

  • Tongues - The ability to speak in languages not previously learned, often used in personal prayer and sometimes requiring interpretation in public settings.

 

  • Interpretation of Tongues - Translating the message of someone speaking in tongues, making it understandable to others present.

 

  • Miracles - A supernatural capacity to perform acts that are beyond natural explanation, pointing to the power and presence of God.

 

  • Healing - The divinely granted ability to restore health to those who are ill, reflecting God's power and compassion.

 

  • Faith - Possessing a deep and abiding trust in God's promises and power, often exhibited in remarkable confidence in God during difficult circumstances.

 

  • Discernment - The insight to distinguish truth from falsehood, often identifying the spiritual source of spoken words or manifested behaviors.

 

  • Wisdom - The ability to apply spiritual truths effectively to meet diverse situations, offering godly counsel and practical solutions.

 

  • Knowledge - A deep understanding of biblical truth and the application of Scriptural insights in practical and relevant ways.

 

  • Evangelism - A compelling eagerness to share the Gospel, effectively leading others to accept Christ as Savior.

 

  • Prophecy - Speaking forth God’s messages, often challenging, guiding, or revealing God's heart and plans, particularly for edification, exhortation, and consolation.

 

  • Teaching - The skill to communicate God's truths clearly and effectively, helping others to learn and grow in their understanding of the Bible.

 

  • Exhortation - Encouraging others, promoting growth and spiritual maturity through persuasive speech and practical advice.

 

  • Shepherding - Providing guidance, nurturing, and protection to individuals in a spiritual community, similar to pastoral roles.

 

  • Mercy-Showing - Demonstrating high levels of empathy and compassion, often directed towards those who are suffering or in need.

 

  • Serving - Finding fulfillment and joy in assisting others through practical acts of service, often behind the scenes.

 

  • Giving - Exhibiting exceptional generosity, often contributing financially well beyond tithing to support the church and its ministries.

 

  • Administration - The gift of organizing, managing, or overseeing people and resources in the church, often paired with leadership abilities.