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This document discusses spiritual gifts, which are supernatural abilities given to believers at salvation to minister to the body of Christ. Every believer receives one gift. Spiritual gifts fall into different categories, including authenticating gifts, foundational gifts, temporary gifts, equipping gifts, speaking gifts, and serving gifts. There are also permanent gifts like pastor-teacher, teacher, evangelist, and gifts of ruling and administration. The document encourages visiting the church's website to learn more about the church and listen to sermons that complement the teaching on spiritual gifts.
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This document discusses spiritual gifts, which are supernatural abilities given to believers by God at salvation to serve the body of Christ. Every believer receives one spiritual gift. Spiritual gifts were given by God so that the body of Christ may be built up, brought to maturity, foster unity, promote love, and meet each other's needs. Spiritual gifts come from the Holy Spirit, are directed by Jesus Christ, and are energized by God the Father. There is diversity in spiritual gifts but unity in the Spirit.
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- 1. I Corinthians 12 Introduction To Spiritual Gifts
- 2. DEFINITION: A spiritual gift is a supernatural ability, given to a believer at the time of salvation, enabling him to minister to the Body of Christ in the area of that gift.
- 3. SPIRITUAL GIFTS…The Basics: Who has one? Every Believer!! When did you receive your gift? At the time of salvation, I Cor 12:11-13 How many gifts do I have? Just ONE!!
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- 9. Eph. 4:11…4 gifts or 5? But the “some”s suggest 4: And He gave some apostles, and some prophets, and some evangelists, and some pastors and teachers, This is the preferred way of understanding the verse!
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