Category: Spiritual Gifts

Discovering which Spiritual Gifts God may have given you to further His kingdom.

Your Spiritual Gifts 2

Finding and Unwrapping Your Spiritual Gifts

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This evaluation will take approximately twenty minutes to complete.

There is no fee to take this evaluation.

Please read the introductory passages in Your Spiritual Gifts part 1 before you begin.

How Do We Unwrap Our Spiritual Gifts?

On the following pages, you’ll find the Spiritual Gifts Evaluation. Complete it to discover which Spiritual Gifts God may have given you.

As you willingly accept your gifts from God, ask Him to reveal how He wants to use them to accomplish the special assignments He has for you to fulfill your purpose for His Kingdom on Earth.

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Are you ready to unwrap your Spiritual Gifts?

Let’s begin!

How much do you agree with each statement? Be totally honest as you are right now, not as you want to be. God can use you right now for His Kingdom, so start where you are now in your life, warts and all!

Hold on to the person you want to be – that person will emerge as you seek God with all your heart and trust His leadership. You may see other gifts unwrap as you grow in your faith. Put your answer beside each statement. And don’t be shy – if you know you fit the statement, say it confidently in the realization that it’s not anything you’ve done but what God has done through you. Give Him all the glory!

Score as 0 = Not at all.  1 = Sometimes. 2 = Often. 3 = Usually. 4 = Almost always.

__ Q1.     I effectively organize people and projects to reach goals in ministry and work.

__ Q2.     I have specific plans in place to achieve defined goals.

__ Q3.     I easily delegate tasks to make things run more smoothly.

__ Q4.     I seek out opportunities to make decisions.

__ Q5.     I understand what must be done to accomplish a goal.

__ Q6.     I feel driven to start new projects for God.

__ Q7.     I enjoy new challenges and taking risks.

__ Q8.     I enjoy making a difference in other people’s lives.

__ Q9.     I would like to work as Christ’s ambassador.

__ Q10.   I am committed to working hard to help churches reach their full potential.

__ Q11.   I can usually tell immediately what a person’s character and abilities are.

__ Q12.   I usually know if something is from God, Satan or a human.

__ Q13.   I recognize inconsistencies in people.

__ Q14.   I realize people’s true motives for doing something.

__ Q15.   I perceive when something is twisted in communication.

__ Q16.   I am driven to impact other people’s lives for Christ.

__ Q17.   I rejoice with people who have put their trust in the Lord in difficult times.

__ Q18.   I seek out opportunities to help people reach their full potential for Christ.

__ Q19.   I enjoy inspiring and encouraging others.

__ Q20.   I take joy in others’ successes.

__ Q21.   I seek out opportunities to bridge the gap between myself and people of different faiths.

__ Q22.   I sense when a person is open to the message of salvation.

__ Q23.   I have helped many people come to faith in Christ.

__ Q24.   I believe love, not logic, wins people to Christ.

__ Q25.   I’m deeply burdened for those who don’t know Christ.

__ Q26.   I welcome taking risks for God.

__ Q27.   I get excited by overcoming obstacles with faith.

__ Q28.   I readily accept a challenge that seems like a ‘mission impossible.’

__ Q29.   I have a passionate prayer life.

__ Q30.   I have a great sense that God is in control of all things.

__ Q31.   I eagerly give more than the ten percent tithe in my offering.

__ Q32.   I usually give anonymously when I can.

__ Q33.   I look for ways to increase my income so I can give more to the church.

__ Q34.   I see my resources as belonging to God, so I give beyond what is asked of me.

__ Q35.   I know everything belongs to God, and I am a steward of His bounty.

__ Q36.   I firmly believe that people can be healed supernaturally.

__ Q37.   I pray specifically to be used by God to heal people.

__ Q38.   I believe healing occurs only by God’s will.

__ Q39.   I view medical science as a means God sometimes uses to heal people.

__ Q40.   I give God all the glory when He uses me to bring healing to someone.

__ Q41.   I enjoy serving behind the scenes.

__ Q42.   I rejoice in the success of others.

__ Q43.   I like attention to detail.

__ Q44.   I strive to find ways to support others in their tasks.

__ Q45.   I don’t need recognition for the work I do.

__ Q46.   I’m known for making people feel welcome and comfortable.

__ Q47.   I seek out people who are alone in a crowd.

__ Q48.   I have a strong desire to make people feel loved and accepted.

__ Q49.   I see my home as belonging to God and welcome visitors in His name.

__ Q50.   I strive to promote fellowship among believers whenever possible.

__ Q51.   I clearly understand what the speaker is saying, even if the language is unknown to me.

__ Q52.   I can translate messages in a way that edifies and exhorts believers.

__Q53.   I can convey the meaning of words spoken by other believers to glorify God.

__ Q54.   I can interpret messages when given by a speaker in a language unknown to the audience.

__ Q55.   I am eager to interpret when someone starts speaking in an unknown language.

__ Q56.   I devote a significant amount of my time to reading scripture.

__ Q57.   I love to share biblical insights.

__ Q58.   I enjoy helping others understand God’s Word.

__ Q59.   I feel strong benefits from studying the Bible.

__ Q60.   I delight in answering difficult questions about scripture to glorify God.

__ Q61.   I motivate others to work towards accomplishing visions for the future of the church.

__ Q62.   I am naturally drawn to leadership roles.

__ Q63.   I find it easy to inspire people to work together for the benefit of God’s kingdom.

__ Q64.   I easily see the vision for the church.

__ Q65.   I am happy to release responsibility to others who are qualified.

__ Q66.   I am drawn to meeting the practical needs of others.

__ Q67.   I devote a significant amount of prayer time to the benefit of others.

__ Q68.   I grieve with those who grieve.

__ Q69.   I generally prioritize the needs of others over my own.

__ Q70.   I feel fulfilled when I visit the sick, the homeless, orphans or those in nursing homes.

__ Q71.   I recognize prayer as a supernatural means by which God acts in the lives of people.

__ Q72.   I give credit to God alone for supernatural works.

__ Q73.   I fully understand that miracles happen only by God’s will.

__ Q74.   I believe I am an instrument for God’s work on Earth.

__ Q75.   I pray and look to God for His will when I encounter an impossible situation.

__ Q76.   I feel driven to help others reach their full potential in Christ.

__ Q77.   I look for opportunities to serve others.

__ Q78.   I enjoy developing a trusting relationship with a small group of people.

__ Q79.   I am happy to give my time to help people with their spiritual needs.

__ Q80.   I believe people take precedence over projects.

__ Q81.   I am known for communicating God’s Word.

__ Q82.   I enjoy sharing my strong biblical convictions with others.

__ Q83.   I view myself as an instrument to be used by the Holy Spirit to change lives.

__ Q84.   I find it easy to confront others’ motives if they don’t live up to biblical standards.

__ Q85.   I frequently receive and share messages from God that comfort and challenge His people.

__ Q86.   I spend many hours studying scripture to apply the truth.

__ Q87.   I enjoy explaining God’s Word to others.

__ Q88.   I seek out opportunities to speak biblical truth and principles in situations.

__ Q89.   I enjoy helping people learn to study scripture.

__ Q90.   I believe God’s Word can be effectively taught by several means.

__ Q91.   I believe God prompts me to convey His messages through a language I don’t know.

__ Q92.   I often pray for others in utterances using an unknown language.

__ Q93.   I desire opportunities to pray for the church in an unknown language that glorifies God.

__ Q94.   I share the words and messages God gives me, which are often expressed in an unknown language.

__ Q95.   I often comfort or encourage others using a language inspired by God that I don’t fully understand.

__ Q96.   I enjoy speaking biblical insights into life situations.

__ Q97.   I am often sought out by others for advice or wisdom.

__ Q98.   I take great pleasure in counselling others.

__ Q99.   I am known for making correct decisions and judgments.

__ Q100. I recognize God as the primary source of all wisdom.

Now Tally Your Results

Qs 1-5       =

Qs 6-10     =

Qs 11-15   =

Qs 16-20   =

Qs 21-25   =

Qs 26-30   =

Qs 31-35   =

Qs 36-40   =

Qs 41-45   =

Qs 46-50   =

Qs 51-55   =

Qs 56-60   =

Qs 61-65   =

Qs 66-70   =

Qs 71-75   =

Qs 76-80   =

Qs 81-85   =

Qs 86-90   =

Qs 91-95   =

Qs 96-100 =

Now record your highest marks and discover which Gifts God may have blessed you with.

Record your highest three scores.  Your supportive scores are listed as your fourth, fifth and sixth.

If you score the same on more than one Gift, write them on the same line, then go to the next score.

If you scored the highest on Qs 1-5, it means you likely have the Spiritual Gift of Administration, and so on.

Qs 6-10     Apostleship

Qs 11-15   Discernment

Qs 16-20   Encouragement

Qs 21-25   Evangelism

Qs 26-30   Faith

Qs 31-35   Giving

Qs 36-40   Healing

Qs 41-45   Helping

Qs 46-50   Hospitality

Qs 51-55   Interpretation

Qs 56-60   Knowledge

Qs 61-65   Leadership

Qs 66-70   Mercy

Qs 71-75   Miracles

Qs 76-80   Pastoring

Qs 81-85   Prophecy

Qs86-90   Teaching

Qs 91-95   Tongues

Qs 96-100 Wisdom

The Fullness Of Time by Ray Majoran in Compassion Gallery

Definitions of Spiritual Gifts

Administration is the Gift that serves and strengthens the body of Christ by effectively organizing resources and people to reach ministry goals efficiently.

Apostleship is the Gift God uses to launch and lead new ministries to expand His kingdom.

Discernment recognizes truth or error within a message, person or event.

Encouragement helps others live a godly life through inspiration, counselling, and empowerment.

Evangelism is the Gift that enables believers who are blessed to share Christ’s love in a way that draws people to accept the gift of salvation.

Faith helps those who have this Gift to see God’s purposes accomplished, trusting God to overcome all obstacles.

Giving encourages people to joyfully offer more than the usual tithe to further God’s kingdom.

Healing restores health beyond traditional and natural means to those sick and suffering.

Helping offers assistance to others in reaching their goals that glorify God without thought for their own gratification.

Hospitality provides others with a welcoming environment for fellowship and comfort.

Interpretation is the Gift of understanding a message from God spoken in a language unknown to them or others in attendance.

Knowledge is the ability to communicate God’s truth to others to promote justice, honesty, and understanding.

Leadership is given to believers to relay visions of God’s will for spiritual growth and achieving specific goals.

Mercy is the ability to minister to those who suffer physically, emotionally, spiritually, or relationally. Their acts are characterized by their love, compassion, and kindness.

Miracles are supernatural acts that attest to God’s existence and His power.

Pastoring is the responsibility of a group of believers to equip them in Christ-centred living.

Prophecy offers messages from God that comfort, encourage, warn, and reveal truths that lead to repentance and spiritual growth.

Teaching is imparting sound doctrine in relevant ways, empowering people to grow in their faith.

Tongues communicate God’s message in a special language unknown to the speaker.

Wisdom is making wise decisions and counselling others with sound advice in accordance with God’s will.

Now that you have an idea of the Spiritual Gifts God may have given you, pray for His will and guidance to use your gifts for His glory and to serve others in love, which flows from Christ.

How Do We Use Our Spiritual Gifts?

If you try out a gift that doesn’t fit, go on to your next Gift and pray for clarity.

It will help you most if you have, or can find, a local church or one online which preaches the full gospel of our Lord Jesus. Together, we build each other up, love and care for one another with the love of Jesus, and minister to the local and global community in His name. If you can’t find a local church, please leave a comment, and I’ll send you the link to an online church.

My book, THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE KING, provides a more comprehensive look at Spiritual Gifts and how we can use them to further God’s kingdom. The book also contains this Spiritual Gifts evaluation.

'The Fellowship Of The King' - a Christian geek's guide to kingdom purpose.
The Fellowship Of The King – A Christian Guide to Kingdom Purpose

Many Blessings, my brothers and sisters, as you live and serve in your giftedness.

~Lynne 💜

Your Spiritual Gifts 1

Finding and Unwrapping Your Spiritual Gifts

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Image by Wolfgang Eckert from Pixabay

Your Spiritual Gifts from God

Before you begin the Spiritual Gifts evaluation, you’ll need to understand what Spiritual Gifts are. These passages from scripture help us see how wonderful our Heavenly Father is, that He would give all His children such special gifts!

What Spiritual Gifts Are

1 Corinthians 12:4-6 New International Version (NIV)

4.” There are different kinds of gifts, but the same Spirit distributes them. 5. There are different kinds of service, but the same Lord. 6. There are different kinds of working, but in all of them and in everyone it is the same God at work.”

The Holy Spirit is the third person of the Holy Trinity.

What Spiritual Gifts Are Not

Because Spiritual Gifts are freely given by God, they cannot be earned or merited. Though working through individuals, they operate and are manifestations of the Holy Spirit, not of the gifted person. They are to be used for the benefit of others and are given to the church as a whole not given solely to individuals. There is diversity in their distribution because the purpose of a Spiritual Gift is to edify (build up), exhort (encourage), and comfort the church by each person using their gifts to glorify God and further His work on earth.

The Difference Between Spiritual Gifts, Natural Gifts and Acquired Talents

Natural gifts (abilities) are innately given by God to all mankind at birth through creation. Everyone has natural gifts even if they don’t recognize them or use them.

Acquired gifts are talents learned through education, training and experience. Most people have access to these at some point in their life.

Spiritual Gifts are given by God through His Spirit and are for the purpose of ministry. They can be developed over time to enable believers to make a unique contribution to the kingdom of God.

Who Gets Spiritual Gifts?

1 Corinthians 12:8-10 New International Version (NIV)

8 “To one there is given through the Spirit a message of wisdom, to another a message of knowledge by means of the same Spirit, 9 to another faith by the same Spirit, to another gifts of healing by that one Spirit, 10 to another miraculous powers, to another prophecy, to another distinguishing between spirits, to another speaking in different kinds of tongues, and to still another the interpretation of tongues.”

Every believer, at the moment they accept Christ into their heart, receives at least one Spiritual Gift.

Do We All Get The Same Spiritual Gifts?

Romans 12:6-8 New International Version (NIV)

6 “We have different gifts, according to the grace given to each of us. If your gift is prophesying, then prophesy in accordance with your faith;7 if it is serving, then serve; if it is teaching, then teach; 8 if it is to encourage, then give encouragement; if it is giving, then give generously; if it is to lead, do it diligently; if it is to show mercy, do it cheerfully.”

Why Do We Get Spiritual Gifts?

Ephesians 4:11-13 New International Version (NIV)

11 “So Christ himself gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the pastors and teachers, 12 to equip his people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up 13 until we all reach unity in the faith and in the knowledge of the Son of God and become mature, attaining to the whole measure of the fullness of Christ.”

Do We Get More Than One Spiritual Gift?

Everyone receives at least one Spiritual Gift at the moment they receive Christ. Some may receive more than one. In this evaluation, we look at receiving multiple gifts and how they may be used together for God’s glory. If you think you only received one gift, ask other believers who know you what they’ve seen in your life since you met Christ. Be patient. You may only need one gift right now and possibly others will follow later.

What Do We Use Spiritual Gifts For?

1 Peter 4:9-11 New International Version (NIV)

9 “Offer hospitality to one another without grumbling. 10 Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms. 11 If anyone speaks, they should do so as one who speaks the very words of God. If anyone serves, they should do so with the strength God provides, so that in all things God may be praised through Jesus Christ. To him be the glory and the power for ever and ever. Amen.”

How Do Spiritual Gifts Differ From The Fruit Of The Spirit?

All believers are called to bear the ‘fruit’ of the Holy Spirit; love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. (Galatians 5:22).

Spiritual Gifts are about ‘doing’ while the ‘fruit’ of the Holy Spirit are about our character.

How Do We Unwrap Our Spiritual Gifts?

In my next blog post, you’ll find the Spiritual Gifts Evaluation. Complete it to find out which Spiritual Gifts God may have given to you.

As you willingly accept your gifts from God, ask Him to reveal to you how He wants to use them to accomplish the special assignments He has for you to fulfil your purpose for His Kingdom on Earth.

A more comprehensive look at Spiritual Gifts and how we can use them to further God’s kingdom can be found in my book THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE KING –

'The Fellowship Of The King' - a Christian geek's guide to kingdom purpose.
The Fellowship Of The King – A Christian Geek’s Guide to Kingdom Purpose

Many Blessings, my brothers and sisters as you live and serve in your giftedness.

GO TO THE SPIRITUAL GIFTS EVALUATION 

Your Spiritual Gifts from God

Before you begin your Spiritual Gifts evaluation, you’ll need to understand what Spiritual Gifts are, and are not. These passages from scripture will help you see how wonderful our Heavenly Father is, that He would give all His children such special Gifts!

Romans 12:6-8

1 Corinthians 12:8-10

1 Corinthians 12:28

Ephesians 4:11

1 Peter 4:9-10

As you willingly accept your Gifts from God, ask Him to reveal to you how He wants to use them to accomplish the special assignments He has for you to fulfil your purpose for His Kingdom on Earth.

This evaluation will take approximately twenty minutes.

 

Let’s begin to unwrap your Gifts

Spiritual Gifts Test with Lynne Collier

How much do you agree with each statement? Be totally honest as you are right now, not as you want to be. God can use you right now for His Kingdom, so start where you are right now in your life – warts and all! Hold on to the person you want to be – that person will emerge as you seek God with all your heart and trust His leadership. You may see other Gifts unwrap as you grow in your faith. Put your answer beside each statement. And don’t be shy – if you know you fit the statement – say it with confidence in the realization that it’s not anything you’ve done, but what God has done through you. Give Him all the glory!

Score as 0 = Not at all. 1 = Sometimes. 2 = Often. 3 = Usually. 4 = Almost always.

__ Q1. I effectively organize people and projects to reach goals in ministry and work.
__ Q2. I have specific plans for reaching defined goals.
__ Q3. I easily delegate tasks in order to make things run more smoothly.
__ Q4. I seek out opportunities to make decisions.
__ Q5. I understand what must be done to accomplish a goal.

__ Q6. I feel driven to start new projects for God.
__ Q7. I enjoy new challenges and taking risks.
__ Q8. I enjoy making a difference in other people’s lives.
__ Q9. I would like to work as Christ’s ambassador on earth.
__ Q10. I am willing to work hard to see churches reach their full potential.

__ Q11. I can usually tell right away what a person’s character and abilities are.
__ Q12. I usually know if something is from God, Satan or Man.
__ Q13. I recognize inconsistencies in people.
__ Q14. I realize people’s true motives for doing something.
__ Q15. I perceive when something is twisted in communication.

__ Q16. I am driven to impact other people’s lives for Christ.
__ Q17. I rejoice with people who have put their trust in the Lord in difficult times.
__ Q18. I seek out opportunities to help people reach their full potential for Christ.
__ Q19. I like to be able to inspire people and encourage them.
__ Q20. I rejoice at other people’s success.

__ Q21. I seek out opportunities to bridge the gap between myself and people not of my faith.
__ Q22. I sense when a person is open to the message of salvation.
__ Q23. I have helped many people come to faith in Christ.
__ Q24. I believe love, not logic, wins people to Christ.
__ Q25. I’m deeply burdened for those who don’t know Christ.

__ Q26. I welcome taking risks for God.
__ Q27. I get excited by overcoming obstacles through faith.
__ Q28. I readily accept a challenge that seems like a ‘mission impossible.’
__ Q29. I have a passionate prayer life.
__ Q30. I have a great sense that God is in control of all things.

__ Q31. I eagerly give more than the ten percent tithe in my offering.
__ Q32. I usually give anonymously when I can.
__ Q33. I look for ways I can increase my income in order to give more to the church.
__ Q34. I see my resources as belonging to God so I give beyond what is asked of me.
__ Q35. I know everything belongs to God and I am a steward of His bounty.

__ Q36. I firmly believe that people can be healed supernaturally.
__ Q37. I pray specifically to be used by God to heal people.
__ Q38. I believe healing occurs only by God’s will.
__ Q39. I view medical science as a means God sometimes uses to heal people.
__ Q40. I give God all the glory when He uses me to bring healing to someone.

__ Q41. I like to serve behind the scenes.
__ Q42. I rejoice in the success of others.
__ Q43. I like attention to detail.
__ Q44. I seek out ways to assist others in their tasks.
__ Q45. I don’t need recognition for the work I do.

__ Q46. I’m known for making people feel welcome and comfortable.
__ Q47. I seek out people who are alone in a crowd.
__ Q48. I have a strong desire to make people feel loved and accepted.
__ Q49. I see my home as belonging to God and I welcome visitors in His name.
__ Q50. I try to promote fellowship in believers when I can.

__ Q51. I have a clear understanding of what the speaker is saying, even if the language is unknown to me.
__ Q52. I can translate messages in a way that edifies and exhorts believers.
__ Q53. I am able to convey the meaning of words spoken by other believers to glorify God.
__ Q54. I am able to interpret messages given by someone speaking in a language unknown to the audience.
__ Q55. I am eager to interpret when someone starts speaking in an unknown language.

__ Q56. I devote much of my time to reading scripture.
__ Q57. I love to share biblical insights.
__ Q58. I love to help others understand God’s Word.
__ Q59. I feel strong benefits from studying the Bible.
__ Q60. I delight in answering difficult questions about scripture to glorify God.

__ Q61. I motivate others to work towards accomplishing visions for the future of the church.
__ Q62. I am naturally drawn into leadership roles.
__ Q63. I find it easy to inspire people to work together for the benefit of God’s kingdom.
__ Q64. I easily see the vision for the church.
__ Q65. I am happy to release responsibility to others who are qualified.

__ Q66. I am drawn to meeting the practical needs of others.
__ Q67. I devote much prayer time for the sake of others.
__ Q68. I grieve with those who grieve.
__ Q69. I generally place the needs of others above my own needs.
__ Q70. I feel fulfilled when I visit the sick, homeless, orphans or those in nursing homes.

__ Q71. I recognize prayer as a supernatural way God acts in the lives of people.
__ Q72. I give credit to God alone for supernatural works.
__ Q73. I fully understand it is by God’s will only that miracles happen.
__ Q74. I believe I am an instrument for God’s work on Earth.
__ Q75. When I encounter an impossible situation, I pray and look to God for His will.

__ Q76. I feel driven to help others reach their full potential in Christ.
__ Q77. I look for opportunities to serve others.
__ Q78. I enjoy developing a trusting relationship with a small group of people.
__ Q79. I am happy to give my time to help people with their spiritual needs.
__ Q80. I believe people take precedence over projects.

__ Q81. I am known for communicating God’s Word.
__ Q82. I enjoy sharing my strong biblical convictions with others.
__ Q83. I view myself as an instrument to be used by the Holy Spirit to change lives.
__ Q84. I find it easy to confront others’ motives if they don’t live up to biblical standards.
__ Q85. I frequently receive and share messages from God which comfort and challenge His people.

__ Q86. I spend many hours studying scripture in order to apply the truth.
__ Q87. I enjoy explaining God’s Word to others.
__ Q88. I seek out opportunities to speak biblical truth and principles into situations.
__ Q89. I enjoy helping people learn to study scripture.
__ Q90. I believe God’s Word can be effectively taught by several means.

__ Q91. I believe God prompts me to convey His messages through a language I don’t know.
__ Q92. I often pray for others in utterances using an unknown language.
__ Q93. I desire opportunities to pray for the church in an unknown language which I believe glorifies God.
__ Q94. I share words and messages given to me by God, using an unknown language.
__ Q95. I often comfort or encourage others using an unknown language inspired by God.

__ Q96. I enjoy speaking biblical insights into life situations.
__ Q97. I am often sought out by others for advice or wisdom.
__ Q98. I take great pleasure in counselling others.
__ Q99. I am known for making correct decisions and judgements.
__ Q100. I recognize God as the primary source of all wisdom.

Now tally your results:

Qs 1-5 =
Qs 6-10 =
Qs 11-15 =
Qs 16-20 =
Qs 21-25 =
Qs 26-30 =
Qs 31-35 =
Qs 36-40 =
Qs 41-45 =
Qs 46-50 =
Qs 51-55 =
Qs 56-60 =
Qs 61-65 =
Qs 66-70 =
Qs 71-75 =
Qs 76-80 =
Qs 81-85 =
Qs 86-90 =
Qs 91-95 =
Qs 96-100 =

Now record your highest marks and discover which Gifts God may have blessed you with.

Record your highest three scores. Your supportive scores are listed as your fourth, fifth and sixth.

If you score the same on more than one Gift, write them on the same line then go to the next score.

Qs 1-5: means you likely have the Spiritual Gift of Administration, and so on;
Qs 6-10 Apostleship
Qs 11-15 Discernment
Qs 16-20 Encouragement
Qs 21-25 Evangelism
Qs 26-30 Faith
Qs 31-35 Giving
Qs 36-40 Healing
Qs 41-45 Helping
Qs 46-50 Hospitality
Qs 51-55 Interpretation
Qs 56-60 Knowledge
Qs 61-65 Leadership
Qs 66-70 Mercy
Qs 71-75 Miracles
Qs 76-80 Pastoring
Qs 81-85 Prophecy
Qs 86-90 Teaching
Qs 91-95 Tongues
Qs 96-100 Wisdom

My Highest Gifts Are:

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My Supportive Gifts Are:

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Definitions of Spiritual Gifts

Administration is the Gift which serves and strengthens the body of Christ by effectively organizing resources and people in order to efficiently reach ministry goals.

Apostleship is the Gift which God uses to launch and lead new ministries to expand His kingdom.

Discernment recognizes truth or error within a message, person or event.

Encouragement helps others to live a godly life through inspiration, counselling, and empowerment.

Evangelism is the Gift that enables believers who are blessed to share the love of Christ in a way which draws people to accept the gift of salvation.

Faith helps those who have this Gift to see God’s purposes accomplished; trusting God to overcome all obstacles.

Giving encourages people to joyfully offer more than the usual tithe to further God’s kingdom.

Healing restores health beyond traditional and natural means, to those who are sick and suffering.

Helping offers assistance to others in reaching their goals that glorify God, without thought for the helper’s own gratification.

Hospitality provides others with a welcoming environment for fellowship and comfort.

Interpretation is the Gift which understands a message from God spoken in a language unknown to them or others in attendance.

Knowledge is the ability to communicate God’s truth to others for the purpose of promoting justice, honesty, and understanding.

Leadership is given to believers to relay visions of God’s will for spiritual growth and achieving specific goals.

Mercy is the ability to minister to those who suffer physically, emotionally, spiritually, or relationally. Their acts are characterized by their love, compassion, and kindness.

Miracles are supernatural acts that bring validity to God and His power.

Pastoring is having responsibility for a group of believers to equip them in Christ-centered living.

Prophecy offers messages from God that comfort, encourage, warn, and reveal truths that lead to repentance and spiritual growth.

Teaching is imparting sound doctrine in relevant ways, empowering people to grow in their faith.

Tongues communicate God’s message in a special language unknown to the speaker.

Wisdom is making wise decisions and counselling others with sound advice in accordance with God’s will.

Now you have an idea of the Spiritual Gifts God may have given you. Pray for His will and guidance to use your Gifts for His glory, and to serve others as you minister to them in the love that flows from Christ.

Lynne