[Faith-talk] spiritual gifts

[Christine Olivares]

Hi guys,
Patrick, thanks so much for teaching me something new today. Ashley, I believe it is 1 Corinth. 12, beginning at verse 1 and going for a while…sorry if that’s incorrect. I’m more familiar with the charismatic gifts in 1 corinth. 12 because I grew up in the catholic Charismatic movement. However, the other gifts such as helps, mercy, etc. are so fascinating.

God bless,
Christine
> On Jul 1, 2017, at 11:54 AM, Ashley Bramlett via Faith-Talk <faith-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Patrick,
> 
> Thanks for this info! I like how you mentioned your knowledge in a brief, clear, and nuetral way.
> 
> I had forgotten there were two sets of gifts. I was only remembering the ones in Romans.
> 
> Do you have the verses for 1st Corinthians?
> Are the physical gifts you mentioned also in 1st Corinthians?
> Who is Charles setanley?
> 
> I'm not sure my gift. I do know I enjoy helping others. I do like teaching as well, but not in a faith sense.
> Faith is so complex and I'm not the one to try to explain it. I'm still learning what the Bible means myself as its so big.
> 
> I suppose people can have more than one gift.
> Pastors have multiple gifts it seems to me; Discernment and teaching are just two.
> 
> Gifts develop overtime, that's for sure.
> 
> Ashley
> 
> -----Original Message----- From: Patrick Gormley via Faith-Talk
> Sent: Saturday, July 01, 2017 11:22 AM
> To: faith-talk at nfbnet.org
> Cc: Patrick Gormley
> Subject: [Faith-talk] spiritual gifts
> 
> Christine there are two sets of gifts operating here.  Those gifts are
> mentioned in Romans twelve.  Those include but are not limited to prophecy,
> service, teaching exhortation mercy etc.  teaching and exhortation and
> mercy.  Spiritual gifts are mentioned infirst Corinthians 12 and include
> discernment of spirits etc. The motivational gifts are physical
> characteristics which govern interactions between individuals.  All physical
> and spiritual gifts can be developed which comes with time in the scriptures
> and maturity.  Charles setanley had an excellent series on the motivational
> gifts a number of years ago.  In our federation family Mark Riccobono is a
> classic example of an exhorter.  His wife Melissa is a mercy gift so is
> Dianne McGeorge and Sharon Omvig.  Dr. Jernigan was a teacher but his major
> gifting was prophecy.  Mrs. Maurer has two gifts operating.  Her
> motivational gift is teaching but she also has some mercy in her.
> 
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