5 Spiritual Gifts Discovery

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Spiritual

Gifts
to Mobilize
Church
Members
Spiritual Gifts
Why is it important
to understand the subject?
We are
admonished
to understand
them.
(1
(1 Cor.
Cor. 12:1)
12:1)
Ug mahitungod sa
mga hiyas nga
espirituhanon,
mga igsoon, buot
ko nga inyo
kining masabtan.
We are
motivated
to use
them.
(1 Tim. 4: 14)
Ayaw pasagdi ang hiyas nga
anaa kanimo, nga gikahatag
kanimo pinaagi sa
gipamulong nga profesiya
inubanan sa pagpandong
kanimo sa mga kamot sa
mga anciano.
We are
responsible by
their use.
1 Pet. 4: 10.
Sumala sa hiyas nga
nadawat sa matag-usa,
gamita ninyo kini alang
sa usag usa ingon nga
mga maayong piniyalan
sa nagkalainlaing grasya
sa Dios:
“The greatest cause of our
spiritual feebleness as a people,
is the lack of real faith in
Spiritual Gifts. ”

The Review and Herald, January 14, 1868


Spiritual Gift
Definition

Spiritual gifts are divine abilities


distributed by the Holy Spirit to each
Christian according to the will of God
for the wellbeing of the body of Christ.
 Spiritual gifts are divine abilities.

 Distributed by the Holy Spirit.

 To each Christian according to the will


of God.

 For the wellbeing of the body of Christ.


Pray to God about this
subject.
Be willing to use your
gifts.
Get informed
about the gifts.
Discover what gives you
satisfaction.
Put the gifts into
practice.
Evaluate your efficiency
with honesty.
Seek other people’s
opinion.
What does the Parable of
the Talents Teach us?
Talents represent
spiritual gifts.
The gift of talents is
God’s prerogative.
Used talents become
multiplied talents.
Each one receives
some talents.
A talent is valuable.
To use talents involves
risks.
Those who fail to use
the talents they have,
lose them.
The use of spiritual
gifts prepares us for
heaven.
1. APOSTLESHIP
 Ability that enables a person, based on
his/her spiritual authority, to be known
voluntarily by the church, as a spiritual
leader.

 Plant churches, plan new ministries, perform


leadership in the local church and serve in
areas not yet reached. (John 13: 12-17)
12-17)
2. TONGUES
 Ability to speak or interpret another
language.

 Translate and perform jobs with


different cultures. (1 Corinthians
Corinthians 14:
14: 26-28)
3. MERCY
 Ability to feel empathy for people
who suffer physical, emotional and
spiritual problems.

 Visit the sick, community service and


prison ministry. (Luke 10: 33-37)
4. EXPELING DEMONS

 Ability to free people for demon


possessions, in the name of Jesus.

 Prayer ministry and spiritual support to


evangelism. (Luke
(Luke 10:
10: 17-20)
17-20)
5. SERVICE
 Ability to serve or render assistance
to accomplish a specific task.

 Deaconship, visitation and volunteer


assistance. (Luke 22: 24-27)
24-27)
6. CELIBACY
 Ability to remain unmarried and happy
without enduring too much sexual
temptation.

 It liberates the person to exercise other


gifts with more dedication and efficiency.

(1 Corinthians 7: 32-35)
7. KNOWLEDGE
 Ability to discover, collect, analyze and
formulate information and ideas that are
important to the wellbeing and growth of
the church.

 Writer, Biblical instructor, counselor, and


teacher. (Ephesians
(Ephesians 3:
3: 14-19)
14-19)
8. EVANGELIST
 Ability to expose the Gospel through
different means to attract people to
Christ.

 Personal ministry, preaching and


seminars. (Acts
(Acts 8: 26-40)
9. VOLUNTARY POVERTY

 Ability to renounce material possession


and luxury to adopt an adequate lifestyle
within a society.

 Outreach service and mission in other


cultures. (Acts
(Acts 4: 32-27)
10. HOSPITALITY

 Ability to take care of people giving them


a warm reception, companionship,
hospitality and nourishment.

 Reception, small groups, and house and


shelter people. (Genesis
(Genesis 18:
18: 1-8)
1-8)
11. GIVING

 Ability to contribute with assets to the


kingdom of God, happily and generously.

 Support missionaries, special events,


treasurer and community assistance.
(2 Corinthians 8: 2-5).
12. PRAYER
 Ability to pray for established requests
and experiment answers to specific
prayers.

 Prayer ministry, intercession and prayer


vigils. (Luke
(Luke 11:
11: 1-13)
1-13)
13. FAITH
 Ability to discern the will of God with
trust and to practice it.

 Leadership, evangelism, counseling and


prayer ministry. (Romans
(Romans 4:
4: 18-21)
18-21)
14. CRAFTSMANSHIP

 Ability to use the hands in practical jobs


for benefit of the church.

 Construction, gardening and maintenance.


(Exodus 30: 22-31)
22-31)
15. HEALING

 Ability to serve as an instrument through


which God restores the health of the sick
with or without the use of medication.

 Prayer group, counseling and visitation to


the sick. (James 5: 14,
14, 15)
15)
16. HELPS

 Ability to put skills to the service of others


so that their gifts are more efficient.

 Telephone service, secretary, deaconship and


assistance to leaders. (Luke 10: 38-42)
17. PASTOR
 Ability to assume leadership and
responsibility for the wellbeing of a
church.

 Church service direction, Sabbath School,


counseling and visitation. (John 10: 1-15)
18. ARTISTIC CREATIVITY

 Ability to invest artistic skills for the


edification of the church.

 Mimics, decoration, bulletin, ADRA and


communication. (Exodus
(Exodus 31:
31: 1-11)
19. TEACHING
 Ability to communicate information
that is important for the growth of the
church, in such a way that others are
capable of learning.

 Sabbath school teacher, personal


ministries and training. (James
(James 3: 1)
20. MARTYRDOM

 Ability to suffer or even die for the


faith, passing on an attitude of victory
and happiness, that honors God.

 Pioneer work, mission and witnessing.


(Acts 7: 54-60)
21. LEADERSHIP

 Ability to plan, organize, recruit, exercise


influence, train and make leaders.

 Pastor, elder, department director. (1


(1 Timothy
Timothy 3: 1-7)
22. MISSIONARY

 Ability to put gifts into practice in a


different cultural context.

 Church planting and global mission.


(1
(1 Corinthians
Corinthians 9: 19-23)
23. MUSIC
 Ability to uplift others through the
voice or some musical instrument.

 Music leader, sing in the choir, praise


team and conducting. (1 Sam. 16: 14-23)
24. PROPHECY

 Ability to receive through the Holy


Spirit, a message from God.

 Prophet and special messenger of God.

(1
(1 John
John 4:
4: 1-6)
1-6)
25. EXHORTATION

 Ability to serve others through comfort,


admonition and encouragement.

 Integration of new members, visitation


ministry, and Family Ministries department.
(1 Thessalonians 5: 14)
Not every Christian has the gift of
evangelism, but all have the
responsibility to witness their faith.

Not every church has all gifts, but


every church should use the gifts it
has.
1. Personal Benefits pessoa

 When you know and use your spiritual gift, you


discover your function.

 When you discover your spiritual function, your


ministry will follow a course.

 When you know your spiritual functions, your


ministry will be more fruitful and will produce
more happiness.

 You will be more prepared for heaven.


2. Benefits to the Church
There will be more unity and
harmony in the group.

There will be less pride and false


meekness in the church.

There will be maturity and growth


in the church.
3. Benefits to the Kingdom
of God.
God will be glorified.

Christ will come soon.


Gift-oriented Ministry
Summary: If you're a pastor or church leader,
equip your people to use their
gifts. Spiritual gifts can be such a treasure-
chest of opportunity that you will
wonder how you ever did without them.
They will free people to serve the
Lord as he has called them, and to
experience the fulfillment that comes
with obedience. Rather than educating
them beyond their obedience!!

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