Spiritual Gifts
What our pastors have said about Spiritual Gifts, drawn from messages preached across our campuses.
In their own words
“grace that he's referring to is our spiritual giftedness. What is a spiritual gift? A spiritual gift is a special endowment and giftedness from God for a specific spiritual role, responsibility, or task. And so Paul says, but grace, a spiritual gift, has been given to each one of us according to the measure of Christ. There's another idea that sort of comes to mind with that”
Joseph Humphreys · God's Gift and Your Life“Here we meet and are about to engage in the next section of this text in a discussion about spiritual gifts. The Bible makes it clear that spiritual gifts are given by the grace of God. And there are three primary passages of Scripture that describe spiritual gifts in the New Testament. Romans chapter 12 introduces us to what I would call the basic motivational gifts. Every one of us has a basic motivational spiritual gift.”
David H. McKinley · Called Through Christ's Gift“there for you guys there's you can go to our church website war. Church you go to the Grovetown page on that website and on the serve section there is a link that you can follow and take a free uh spiritual gifts inventory now if you do that be warned you will be contacted so be ready if you're at that point you can also Google spiritual gifts assessment spiritual gifts inventory and you can take a test you can find out your gift and what God has gifted you to do you can talk to some of the leaders in the church and and begin to let them know who you are and they”
Andrew Skelton · The Church as a Body“point. You can also Google spiritual gifts assessments, spiritual gifts inventory, and you can take a test. You can find out your giftedness and what God has gifted you to do. You can talk to some of the leaders in the church and begin to let them know who you are, and they can help you understand your giftedness, but do you know your giftedness? And then do you know gifts well enough to call out giftedness in other people's lives? One of the ways we can equip each other”
Andrew Skelton · We are a Body - Functioning“but the one thing that he ultimately realized is that his spiritual gift was simply the gift of service. If you go to Romans chapter 12, which is another passage dealing with spiritual gifts, there are seven basic motivational gifts that are defined there. And you have one of those basic gifts and you have different varieties of ways in which those gifts can be used. But what I'm trying to make clear to you today is you may not feel like gifted, you're gifted, but you are gifted and God can use your gift”
David H. McKinley · A Call to Maturity, Part 1: Maturity“the Pharisees. These are the people with the spiritual gift of criticism, right? The spiritual gift of criticism. You know who you are in the room today, right? And so I want us to read this and study this from a perspective of trying to insert ourselves into the story. And let me say this, not insert ourselves as the hero of the story, but insert ourselves as the Pharisees in the story. Pastor McKinley, as I've been on staff here about 15 years, I've often heard him”
Stephen Newman · Uncovering the Pharisee in Me“kindest pastor in the world. And I know a lot of pastors. And Pastor McKinley, everywhere he goes, I've studied this man. He has the spiritual gift of kindness. Is that a spiritual gift? I don't know if it is or not. But he has an infectious, contagious, infectious way that he shares the gospel, and I learned so much from him. So I'm just delighted to be here. It's a privilege. I want to encourage you to go in your Bibles. I'm continuing the Encounter Jesus series. You all”
Jeremiah Johnston · Who is the Man of the Shroud?“because they think that's their spiritual gift. I think there's some people who just think their spiritual gift is the gift of criticism. And it's their job to exercise it. Carnal, critical, cynical. That's what this world will make you. And that's why the Bible says, take the quality test. Is this thought honorable? And then the integrity test. Finally, brothers, whatever things are true, whatever things are honorable, whatever things are just, just.”
David H. McKinley · You and Your Mind, Part 3