Discover and explore the 18 spiritual gifts. Each gift is a unique way God empowers believers to serve and build up the body of Christ.
Special ability to clearly understand the short-term and long-term goals of a ministry unit. Includes the skill to design and implement effective plans to ensure those goals are achieved in an organized and efficient manner.
Special ability that God gives to know with certainty whether a certain behavior, message, or influence claimed to come from God actually originates from the divine (God), human (flesh/self), or satanic (devil). This is the 'inner eye' to discern spiritual truth.
Special ability that God gives to members of the Body of Christ to share the Gospel with unbelievers in such a way that they become disciples of Jesus and responsible members of the Body of Christ.
Special ability that God gives to members of the Body of Christ to provide words of comfort, encouragement, and advice to other members in such a way that they feel helped and restored. This is the ability to be a 'spiritual cheerleader.'
Special ability that God gives to members of the Body of Christ to understand with extraordinary confidence God's will and purpose for His work. This gift enables a person to see the unseen and act without doubt, often in impossible situations.
Special ability that God gives to members of the Body of Christ to contribute their material resources to God's work with generosity (liberality) and joy. They see needs as opportunities for heavenly investment.
Special ability that God gives to members of the Body of Christ to serve as human intermediaries used by God to heal diseases and restore health without relying on natural means or methods.
Special ability that God gives to members of the Body of Christ to invest the talents they possess for the church body, thereby increasing the effectiveness of the spiritual gifts possessed by others. They are 'supporters' who make stars shine.
Special ability that God gives to members of the Body of Christ to provide an open home (welcome) and warm reception to those in need of food and lodging. They are the welcoming heart of the church community.
Special ability that God gives to members of the Body of Christ to pray for long periods of time regularly and see frequent and specific answers to their prayers, at a level far beyond what the average Christian expects. They are 'heavenly spokespeople.'
Special ability that God gives to members of the Body of Christ to discover, collect, analyze, and clarify information and ideas relevant to the growth and welfare of the church. They are librarians and analysts of the Holy Spirit.
Special ability that God gives to set goals according to God's purpose and communicate them in such a way that others voluntarily and harmoniously work together to achieve those goals for God's glory. They are the church's compass and guide.
Special ability that God gives to feel genuine empathy and compassion for individuals suffering from physical, mental, or emotional problems. This gift translates into actions done with joy to reflect Christ's love and alleviate suffering.
Special ability that God gives to members of the Body of Christ to serve any other spiritual gift they possess in a second culture (cross-cultural). They have special adaptation and passion to take the Gospel beyond known boundaries.
Special ability that God gives to members of the Body of Christ to bear personal long-term responsibility for the spiritual welfare of a group of believers. They are soul caretakers who provide guidance and spiritual protection.
Special ability that God gives to identify unmet needs in tasks related to God's work, and use available resources to meet those needs and help achieve desired results. They are practical problem solvers.
Special ability that God gives to members of the Body of Christ to communicate information relevant to the health and ministry of the church in such a way that others truly understand and learn. They are translators of divine truth.
Special ability that God gives to know the mind of the Holy Spirit in such a way as to receive insight into how existing knowledge can be best applied to specific needs that arise in the church. They are practical divine decision makers.