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Advanced Seminar

Session 3: Spiritual Gifts, Part 1

Bill Gothard

Description

Spiritual Gifts: Overview

  • Understanding the need for balancing gifts
  • Comparing motivation gifts, ministry gifts and manifestation gifts from Romans 12 and I Corinthians 12-14
  • Discovering and exercising our motivational gift in the Body of Christ

 

Details

Length: 72 min.

Primary Topic: Church Ministry, Debt, Discipleship

Speaker: Bill Gothard

Resources

Free PDF Advanced Workbook Session 3

Keywords

Accountability Administration Analogies Arguments Balance Bible Church Communication Compromise Counseling Depression Diet Direction Discouragement Division Divorce Early Church Equality Expectations Family Friends Grace Greek Healing Hope Integration Irritations Judgment Day Leadership Life message Loneliness Marriage Medicine Mighty in Spirit Natural inclinations One-accord Team Pain Parenting Paul Peace Personality Praising Character Preventative medicine Priorities Prophecy Public Speaking Revival Romans Salvation Sanctification Serving Spiritual gifts Sunday school Supernatural Talent Testimony Tongue Vocational niche Work

Commands of Christ:
Do Unto Others Judge Not Let Your Light Shine Receive God’s Power

Character Qualities:
Contentment Deference Discernment Enthusiasm Love Tolerance

7 thoughts on “Session 3: Spiritual Gifts, Part 1”

  1. jdbly7384

    I am so encouraged. I think my main motivation is giving. How do you practice this gift if you do not have any money to give? I am not sure about my ministry or manifestation.

  3. cravensfamily

    First of all, I would pray for wisdom and opportunity to use my giving gift. Second, are you giving? If not, you need to be giving financially even if it is a little. Remember 1 Corinthians 8, they gave even out of their poverty. Third, I would also give of your time. It is very valuable, but try to do it along with your family instead of away from your family if possible. Nothing like sacrifice and serving together to focus on God’s calling. Also, can you pull together gifts of donations from yourself and others to benefit the more needy? If it is in good shape, they like to have things given unexpectedly. Hope that helps.

  4. tyarbrough

    Money is one of the least of things we give except when God provides it for specific needs of others.

    There are so many ways to give, especially the gift of time, our most precious commodity. Adding the Holy Spirit to show you specifically what and/or how He would have us give is the best start.

  5. OneDisciple

    The gift of Giving has many facets, not all monetary at all. Your time, encouraging, helping others with tasks, sharing God’s truths, the list is truly limitless, …jdby7384…as you seek to ‘give’ He will certainly show you that beautifully faceted jewel he has given you!

  6. OneDisciple

    jdbly7384, ..The gift of ‘Giving’ is a many faceted jewel. Not all is monetary in this gifting. Your time, physical labor, encouraging words, sharing wisdom and scriptures from God…the list is truly limitless. As you desire to ‘give’ God will show you the beautiful facets of that gem in and through you to glorify Himself and minister to others. God Bless you <3

  7. Rich Jackson

    I am very grateful for this man’s ministry. The first conference of his I went to was in DC, I think in ’72. It was life changing. Now I want to share these principles with my Sunday school class of adults. So now I’m glad I found this website.

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