Spiritual Gifts

• Administration
  The divine enablement to understand what makes an organization function, and the special ability to plan and execute procedures that accomplish the goals of the ministry.

• Apostleship
  The divine ability to start and oversee the development of new churches or ministry structures.

• Craftsmanship
  The divine enablement to creatively design and/or construct items to be used for ministry.

• Creative Communication
  The divine enablement to communicate God’s truth through a variety of art forms.

• Discernment
  The divine enablement to distinguish between truth and error. It is able to discern the spirits, differentiating between good and evil, right and wrong.

• Encouragement
  The divine enablement to present truth so as to strengthen, comfort, or urge to action those who are discouraged or wavering in their faith.

• Evangelism
  The divine enablement to effectively communicate the gospel to unbelievers so they respond in faith and move toward discipleship.

• Faith
  The divine enablement to act on God’s promises with confidence and unwavering belief in God’s ability to fulfill his purposes.

• Giving
  The divine enablement to contribute money and resources to the work of the Lord with cheerfulness and liberality.

• Healing
  The divine enablement to be God’s means for restoring people to wholeness.

• Helps
  The divine enablement to accomplish practical and necessary tasks which free up, support, and met the needs of others.

• Hospitality
  The divine enablement to care for people by providing fellowship, food, and shelter.

• Intercession
  The divine enablement to consistently pray on behalf of and for others, seeing frequent and specific results.

• Interpretation
  The divine enablement to make known to the body of Christ the message of one who is speaking in tongues.

• Knowledge
  The divine enablement to bring truth to the body through a revelation or biblical insight.

• Leadership
  The divine enablement to cast vision, motivate, and direct people to harmoniously accomplish the purposes of God.

• Mercy
  The divine enablement to cheerfully and practically help those who are suffering or in need, having compassion that is moved to action.

• Miracles
  The divine enablement to authenticate the ministry and message of God through supernatural interventions which glorify him.

• Prophecy
  The divine enablement to reveal truth and proclaim it in a timely and relevant manner for understanding, correction, repentance, or edification.

• Shepherding
  The divine enablement to nurture, care for, and guide people toward ongoing spiritual maturity and becoming like Christ.

• Teaching
  The divine enablement to understand, clearly explain, and apply the word of God, causing greater Christlikeness in the lives of listeners.

• Tongues
  The divine enablement to receive a spontaneous message from God in public worship and to speak it in an unknown language that is then made known to the church through the gift of interpretation.

• Wisdom
  The divine enablement to effectively apply spiritual truth to meet a need in a specific situation.