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Romans 12.6-2 Research Paper

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Romans 12.6-8 also mentions prophecy but has other spiritual gifts listed. Serving is also considered ministering, such as with a deacon. There can be service of any kind that help those in need. Teaching is another gift that involves the word of God; this person must be able to explain the meaning, context and how Scripture fits into a person's daily life. The teacher must be able to be clear with his explanations especially with the doctrines of the faith. Encouragement is a gift used by those who want others to see God's truth and follow it correctly; this could also involve correction of some and strengthening of others; those who are gifted in encouragement often make the person involved feel helped and healed (building church). Giving

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