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Team Ministry/Spiritual Gifts
Key Verse
Our Goal
To help every member discover their unique spiritual gift(s) that enables every member to serve in an area of ministry that complements their gift(s), thus creating:
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maximum effectiveness and efficiency;
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maximum fulfillment with minimum frustration for each member;
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equipping them to serve God.
Now about the spiritual gifts [the special endowments given by the Holy Spirit], brothers and sisters, I do not want you to be uninformed. (1 Corinthians 12:1, Amp)
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Pastor Cliff Lawson teaching "Why You Should Know Your Spiritual Gift."
The Team Ministry Spiritual Gifts
The Spirit-given capacity and desire to serve God by leading people, beyond ones own natural sphere of influence, to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ.
The aggressive soulwinner who seeks the lost.
The Spirit-given capacity and desire to serve God by proclaiming God’s Truth.
The Hell-Fire-Brimstone-preacher who points out sin.
The Spirit-given capacity and desire to serve God by making clear the truth of God’s Word with accuracy and simplicity.
The scholar making clear the doctrines and teaching of the Bible.
The Spirit-given capacity and desire to serve God by motivating others to action by urging them to pursue a course of conduct.
The “How-To” teacher, giving the application of God’s Word.
The Spirit-given capacity and desire to serve God by overseeing, training, and caring for the needs of a group of Christians.
The shepherd who leads and feeds; the coach of the “TEAM.”
The Spirit-given capacity and desire to serve God by identifying with and comforting those who are in distress.
The person who understands and comforts his/her fellow Christian.
The Spirit-given capacity and desire to serve God by rendering practical help in both physical and spiritual matters.
The person who meets the practical needs of his fellow Christians and the church.
The Spirit-given capacity and desire to serve God by giving material resources, far beyond the tithe, to further the work of God.
The person who meets the financial needs of fellow Christians and church members.
The Spirit Given capacity and desire to serve God by organizing, administering,
promoting and leading the various affairs of the church.
The person who gives direction and leads the church and ministry.