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Gifts of the Holy Spirit (Part 2)
Individual TopicsSteve Gregg
Steve Gregg explains that the Gifts of the Holy Spirit can be divided into five categories: gifts of revelation, power, utterance, corporate ministry, and individual ministry. He emphasizes that these gifts are not meant to divide but rather to serve in different ways. Using one's gifts for the benefit of the body of Christ is essential and requires trust in the Holy Spirit's guidance. While some argue that certain gifts are no longer relevant, Gregg suggests that gifts will continue until the revelation of Jesus Christ and should be accompanied by love.
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