Spiritual Gifts

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I have been able to explain unusual prayer speech in a way that made sense to others.
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I am able to offer guidance that others find helpful in making decisions.
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I am quick to step in and assist others when they face crisis or urgent need.
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I feel a responsibility to share when I know the meaning of a prayer spoken in unfamiliar words.
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I reach out to those who are suffering.
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I have witnessed God restore health or wholeness in ways that go beyond ordinary explanation.
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I naturally think about how to present information in a way that helps others learn.
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Others say I have the ability to motivate and inspire.
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I find joy in giving freely to help meet needs.
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I feel fulfilled when I can free others to focus on their work by meeting practical needs.
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I can see the long-term consequences of certain choices.
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I sense a strong conviction to declare God’s truth, even when it is difficult for others to hear.
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I look for ways to connect others with Jesus.
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I have helped protect others from harmful influences or discouragement in their faith.
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I experience a deep, personal relationship with Jesus that shapes my daily life.
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People tell me they feel spiritually nourished and strengthened through my guidance or teaching.
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I value expressing myself to God in ways that go beyond ordinary speech.
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I feel a strong responsibility to offer aid when someone I know is in distress.
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I have personally witnessed God’s miraculous power bring transformation that could not have happened otherwise.
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I notice small details that help things run smoothly.
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I feel clarity when distinguishing between truth and falsehood.
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People look to me for direction.
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I recognize God’s activity or direction in everyday events and circumstances.
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I am willing to face criticism if it helps safeguard or benefit those under my care.
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I encourage others when they are discouraged.
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I have provided timely support to people in ways that relieved their burdens.
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I have expressed myself to God in prayer with words that were not intelligible to others.
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I have been part of events where God’s power worked in ways that defied natural explanation.
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I feel energized when living out bold actions that reflect God’s vision for people.
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I can sense whether something is spiritually healthy or unhealthy.
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People have told me they feel safe and strengthened when I walk alongside them.
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I naturally remind people of God’s promises in tough times.
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When I pray, I use sounds or speech that I do not understand myself.
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People come to me to help them understand faith matters.
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I feel responsible for guiding and protecting those who look to me for support.
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I am drawn to start or strengthen ministries that reach beyond a single congregation.
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People have told me my words or actions help them sense the love and presence of Jesus.
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I feel joy when someone begins a relationship with Jesus through my influence.
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I feel energized when I can help others see the best path forward.
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I feel energized when I can organize people to accomplish something meaningful.
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I can quickly recognize when something is deceptive.
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I find joy in setting a positive example for others to follow in their faith journey.
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I feel energized when I see someone grasp new understanding.
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People tell me my interpretation of a prayer or message helped them feel encouraged or strengthened.
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People have told me my words helped them see God’s hand or direction more clearly.
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I have seen God use me to expand the reach of the gospel in new places.
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I look for opportunities to share my resources.
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I have seen God’s power confront and overcome forces of evil in tangible ways.
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I remain confident in God’s promises even when circumstances seem impossible.
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I have understood the meaning of another person’s prayer, even when their words were unintelligible.
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I feel compelled to communicate insights about what God is doing or saying to others.
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People naturally look to me for direction in organizing or guiding groups of churches or ministries.
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I have experienced God working through me in surprising ways that displayed God’s presence and authority.
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I have seen God bring healing to someone through my touch, prayer, or presence.
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My trust in God inspires others to believe and act with greater confidence.
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People ask me if I think something is from God or not.
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I enjoy guiding groups toward a common goal.
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I care deeply about guiding a group of people in their ongoing walk with Jesus.
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Others have told me they were blessed by my willingness to give.
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I feel satisfied when I can inspire someone to keep going.
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I find joy in doing practical tasks that support others.
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I feel a strong sense of responsibility for the well-being of those who look to me for care.
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I find peace and assurance in prayer because I trust God to hear and respond.
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I feel fulfilled when I see how my financial contributions help others.
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People tell me I explain the gospel in ways that make sense to them.
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People have told me they experienced God’s love and grace through times I cared for them in their sickness.
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People have told me I am compassionate and understanding.
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People turn to me for words of motivation or comfort.
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I step in to help without being asked.
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I have been in situations where my unusual prayer language brought encouragement to others when someone explained its meaning.
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I feel deeply moved when I see people hurting.
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I speak of Jesus in ways that emphasize my personal relationship with him more than abstract ideas about him.
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I naturally encourage others to seek a closer relationship with Jesus for themselves.
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People seek my perspective when facing complex issues.
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I enjoy finding clear ways to explain difficult ideas.
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I have been present when God’s healing power brought relief or change to someone in need.
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I have been effective in helping new churches or ministries take root and grow.
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I find it natural to share my faith with people who don’t yet believe.
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I feel fulfilled when I can comfort someone in pain.
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People have told me my willingness to help during difficult times made a lasting difference.
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ApostleshipThe gift of apostleship is the special ability to serve as God’s messenger to multiple congregations, strengthening, guiding, and expanding the church at large. Apostles plant new churches, organize ministries, and direct mission efforts, much like the apostle Paul did in the New Testament. They carry a deep sense of responsibility to spread the gospel and build communities of faith in new places. This gift combines servant leadership with spiritual authority, aiming to grow and mature the body of Christ across regions.
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Discernment of SpiritsThe gift of discernment of spirits is the capacity to recognize whether a teaching, influence, or behavior is from God, from human nature, or from deceiving spirits. Christians with this gift are sensitive to spiritual realities that others might miss. They provide clarity by identifying truth from error, helping protect the church from falsehood. This gift ensures that God’s people remain grounded in authentic faith and avoid destructive influences.
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EvangelismThe gift of evangelism is the Spirit-given ability to share the good news of Jesus Christ in a way that is clear and compelling. Evangelists are especially effective at connecting with people who do not yet believe and helping them encounter Christ personally. They see opportunities to talk about Jesus naturally in everyday life and are energized when someone begins a relationship with him. This gift strengthens the church by continually drawing new people into the family of faith.
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ExhortationThe gift of exhortation is the ability to encourage, comfort, and motivate others in their walk with God. Christians with this gift speak hope into discouraging situations and remind others of God’s promises. They are often sought out for words of encouragement, practical counsel, or spiritual support. This gift strengthens the church by lifting people up and urging them toward perseverance and faithfulness.
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FaithThe gift of faith is an unshakable trust in God’s promises, even in seemingly impossible circumstances. Those with this gift demonstrate confidence in Jesus's love and reliability, inspiring others to greater belief. Their faith emboldens congregations to attempt bold actions for Jesus's mission and live out his vision joyfully. Like the woman healed by touching Jesus’s cloak, people with this gift trust God to act powerfully and faithfully in all circumstances.
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GenerosityThe gift of generosity is the Spirit-given ability to joyfully and freely share resources to meet the needs of others. Those with this gift are quick to give time, money, or possessions for the sake of the church and community. Their giving is not reluctant or forced but springs from a deep desire to bless others. This gift strengthens the church by ensuring needs are met and God’s work is supported with abundance.
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HealingThe gift of healing is the extraordinary ability to be a vessel of God’s power, bringing restoration to those who are sick, hurting, or broken. Healing can occur through prayer, touch, words, or presence, but it is always God who heals. Those with this gift do not draw attention to themselves but point to God’s grace and love. This gift serves as a sign of God’s restoring power and God’s desire to bring wholeness to creation.
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HelpsThe gift of helps is the Spirit-given ability to support others in practical and timely ways, especially in moments of crisis. People with this gift act quickly to meet needs and bring relief to those facing difficulty. Their willingness to step in at just the right time provides encouragement and stability for others. This gift is often exercised quietly, but its impact is powerful and lasting.
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Interpretation of TonguesThe gift of interpretation of tongues enables a Christian to understand and explain the meaning of prayer or speech given in unintelligible words. This gift makes the gift of tongues beneficial for the wider community. When exercised, it allows the congregation to be encouraged, strengthened, and built up together in worship. Paul emphasized this gift in 1 Corinthians 14 as necessary for tongues to serve the church in love and order.
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KnowingThe gift of knowing is the Spirit-given capacity for a deep, personal relationship with Jesus Christ and the ability to share that relationship with others. This is not about head knowledge but heart knowledge — knowing Jesus intimately and making him real to others. Christians with this gift speak about Jesus in ways that are warm, personal, and experiential. They help others encounter the living Jesus, moving beyond facts to a relationship of love.
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LeadershipThe gift of leadership is the ability to guide, inspire, and direct people toward a common vision. Christians with this gift bring clarity, organization, and motivation to groups, helping them accomplish meaningful goals together. Their leadership is rooted not in control but in service and vision. This gift ensures that the church moves forward with purpose, unity, and effectiveness.
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MercyThe gift of mercy is the Spirit-given capacity to feel and show compassion to those who are suffering. Christians with this gift are moved by the pain of others and take action to bring comfort and relief. They create safe spaces where hurting people experience care and understanding. This gift reflects the heart of Jesus, who is full of mercy, and strengthens the church by ensuring no one suffers alone.
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MiraclesThe gift of miracles is the ability to be an instrument of God’s extraordinary power, accomplishing deeds that surpass natural explanation. Miracles point people to God’s authority and glory, building faith and sometimes leading to repentance. This gift can include acts of deliverance from evil, signs that reveal God’s reign, and wonders that inspire awe. It serves as a reminder that God’s power is not limited and that God’s reign breaks into the world in surprising ways.
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NurturingThe gift of nurturing reflects the caring, guiding qualities of a parent or protector. Those with this gift walk alongside people as they grow, setting examples, offering encouragement, and sometimes defending those for whom they care. They are willing to accept criticism if it means protecting or strengthening those they guide. This gift glorifies God by modeling God’s protective and patient love, helping people flourish in their faith.
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ProphecyThe gift of prophecy is the ability to see God’s activity in events and circumstances and to communicate God’s message with clarity and conviction. Prophets are not fortune-tellers but spokespersons for God, declaring God’s truth and intentions. They live closely with God in prayer and proclaim God’s word even when it is difficult for others to hear. This gift calls people back to God’s will and helps communities discern God’s direction.
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ServiceThe gift of service is the Spirit-given ability to identify and meet practical needs in ways that support others and free them for further ministry. People with this gift find joy in small, unseen tasks that help everything run smoothly. They often anticipate needs before being asked and are motivated by love rather than recognition. This gift strengthens the church by ensuring the practical work of ministry is faithfully executed.
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ShepherdingThe gift of shepherding is the Spirit-given ability to gather people, care for their needs, and guide them in their faith journey. Shepherds protect those under their care from harmful influences and encourage them to remain close to Jesus, the Good Shepherd. They feed others with God’s Word and support them through life’s challenges. This gift is often seen in those who guide groups, whether large congregations or small groups, modeling the protective, loving care that Jesus has for all of us.
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TeachingThe gift of teaching is the capacity to clearly explain and communicate God’s truth in ways that help others grow in understanding. Teachers enjoy organizing ideas and making complex subjects easier to grasp. They often delight in seeing the “aha” moment when someone gains new insight. This gift builds up the church by deepening faith and grounding believers in knowledge of God’s Word.
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TonguesThe gift of tongues is the ability to communicate with God through prayer in speech that transcends ordinary language. This expression may be unintelligible to the speaker or others but serves as a deep form of communion with God. While it primarily strengthens the individual believer, it can also edify the community when someone with the gift of interpretation is present. Used with order and love, this gift uplifts worship and bears witness to God’s presence.
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WisdomThe gift of wisdom is the Spirit-given ability to offer sound guidance and perspective that helps others make godly decisions. Those with this gift can see the long-term implications of choices and bring clarity to complex situations. They draw on spiritual insight, not just human reasoning, to reveal God’s best path forward. This gift strengthens the church by aligning decisions with God’s will and helping people live faithfully.
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