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Spiritual Gifts in Ministry

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This article has been updated 27 06 2025

Spiritual Gifts: How to Recognize and Use Them in Our Ministry

Dear brothers and sisters, today we will discuss an extremely important topic – spiritual gifts. These are the divine blessings that God grants each of us so that we can serve one another in love, strengthening our church and our ministry.

What are spiritual gifts? Spiritual gifts are special skills and abilities that we receive from the Holy Spirit to fulfill the divine mission. They can vary from prophetic ministry to acts of service, and each of us has a unique gift designated for serving in God's work.

How can we recognize them? First of all, it is important to pray and turn to the Lord to reveal our gifts to us. In

1 Corinthians 12:7

"But to each one is given the manifestation of the Spirit for the common good."

we see that every gift has a purpose – to serve for the benefit of all. Let us pray that the Holy Spirit shows us our gifts.

Secondly, consider what brings you joy and satisfaction in service. What activities bring you peace and a sense that you are truly fulfilling God's will? Is it teaching, mercy, helping others, or perhaps leading music ministry? Your interests can say a lot.

Thirdly, communicate with other brothers and sisters in Christ. Ask them for feedback regarding your gifts. Often, we do not recognize our own abilities, but others may see something special in us that we ourselves do not perceive.

In conclusion, it is important to remember that all gifts are gathered not for our personal ambitions, but for service and the building of the Church. As

Ephesians 4:12

"For the equipping of the saints for the work of ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ."

states, each gift has its weight and significance. So, let us be attentive to the calls of the Lord and not be afraid to use our gifts in ministry.

Let us together turn to God in prayer, asking for the visibility of our gifts, and for guidance on how best to use them for His glory and for the good of the Church. May each of us feel called to service, leading to growth in faith and unity.

Blessings to you in your ministry!