What Are My Spiritual Gifts?

Do you know your spiritual gifts?

Now there are varieties of gifts, but the same Spirit; and there are varieties of service, but the same Lord; and there are varieties of activities, but it is the same God who empowers them all in everyone. -1 Corinthians 12:4-6

Do you find yourself grappling with these thoughts?

• I don’t know my spiritual gifts.
• I don’t know where to serve.
• I feel led to serve in a different capacity than I am now.
• How can I know for sure that God has gifted me in certain areas?
• Why does it matter that I know my spiritual gifts? Shouldn’t I just serve wherever and however I can?
• Why don’t I feel a sense of joy or purpose in my ministry?
• Is there a particular way I have to use my gifts?

What Are My Spiritual Gifts? is the perfect book to help you better understand your gifts. 

The book partners with the FREE spiritual gifts test at WhatAreMySpiritualGifts.com.

Developed alongside our partner ministry, Denison Forum, the test and book are meant to open your eyes toward how God may want to use your unique gifts for the building up of the body of Christ.

In the book, Ryan Denison, who holds his PhD in church history, offers keen biblical insight into the spiritual gifts. Within its pages, the book:

• defines 17 spiritual gifts,
• portrays people in the Bible who exemplify each gift,
• warns against potential pitfalls specific to each gift,
• and encourages readers on how to exercise their unique gifts.

You are gifted to be a gift.

You were given unique spiritual gifts not for your own benefit, but for the benefit of others.

And when you come to know your gifts better, you will draw closer to God as you exercise those gifts in your daily life.

We thoroughly believe this book and the accompanying online test will help you better understand how God has uniquely wired you for serving him and others.

And know that when you donate to receive a copy, you are helping to create free resources that makes spending time alone with God a regular and foundational practice among believers everywhere.