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Reasons for Gifts
Acts 2:1-21
Every person can better understand spiritual gifts by looking at the characteristics they possess in this passage.
Introduction: 
     Kent Hunter tells the story of Mrs. Schneider.
She had been teaching a children’s Sunday School class for a long time.
Everyone had a really bad attitude about Mrs. Schneider and her class.
No one liked to attend her class.
For generations people had dreaded Mrs. Schneider’s class.
When Dr. Hunter became the pastor he asked Mrs. Schneider about how she came to teach the class.
She told a story that 50 years earlier she had been asked to fill in for a teacher who wanted to take Maternity leave.
Fifty years later she was still teaching the Sunday School class.
Dr.
Hunter asked her to take a spiritual gifts inventory.
Too no one’s surprise, Mrs. Schneider did not have the gift of teaching.
Her gifting was in the areas of showing mercy and serving.
She was then asked to leave her Sunday School class and begin working in a nursing home ministry.
This simple moved proved to be something positive for Mrs. Schneider and for the church.
I will be giving you some characteristics of gifts of the spirit.
These will help us to identify the importance of these gifts.
Characteristic I.  Ability
A. I went through a time in my life when I was really trying to understand spiritual gifts and especially speaking in tongues.
So whenever I had the opportunity I would ask someone about their understanding of the gift of speaking in tongues.
One of the most fascinating stories came from a missionary.
He told me that he was speaking to a group of youth while he was serving in Argentina.
He was not very fluent in his Spanish and that was evident in the failure of his audience to pay attention.
So while he was speaking he prayed that God would help him to communicate.
Immediately he began to speak fluent Spanish and these kids who did not seem to be paying attention were suddenly listening intently to this man.
This man was sure that God had given him the ability to speak to these youth in a supernatural way.
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