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Kyra Knox, Jane Liu, Javier Capistran, and Michelle

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Kyra Knox, Jane Liu, Javier Capistran, and Michelle

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Definition of Spiritual Gift: Administration

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Definition of Spiritual Gift: Administration

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The gift of administration is the divine strength or ability to organize multiple tasks and groups of people to accomplish these tasks.

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The gift of craftsmanship is the divine strength or ability to plan, build, and work with your hands in construction environments to accomplish multiple ministry applications.

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Discuss application to your personal life.

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Discuss application to your personal life.

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To build people up in the hard moments

To help relate to students and remind them that they can do it

Being there for friends in our life to remind them there is more to life, in still hope

Encourage others to have the same positive thoughts that they have

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Definition: Discernment is ones nature of having a strong moral compass; being able to intuitively distinguish between right and wrong.

Bryce:

Personally, to make right decision when it comes to finance, knowing when to make the right choices.

For right and wrong, knowing how you treat your students

Amanda: Personal life application using discernment on a daily basis to make conscious and good decisions regarding current events.  Then acting on it by illustrating "the fruit of the spirits" of a woman/man of integrity.

Teacher life is setting the example by encouraging students to make wise choices.  To call students out if they are doing wrong, inappropriate, offensive, or disrespectful behavior.   Then follow with consequences as necessary.

Dylan: As personal life application, I'd say that having discernment allows me to trust my judgement, and be aware of the judgement and choices of others

Ana: I feel discernment is the ability to perceive and judge properly through intuition. It helps to understand and make better judgment on people.

Dylan: In my teacher life, I'd say that having this gift allows us to also be good teachers of discernment, and guiding students from knowing right from wrong, and being good judges of character, morals, and just behavior

Ana: Intuition is also a "gut feeling" that one gets. Therefore, we're able to assess feelings of those around us. We can practice empathy and caution with discernment.

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Jazmin B. , Fatima, Yvette, Dannie

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The gift of administration is the divine strength or ability to organize multiple tasks and groups of people to accomplish these tasks.

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Group Definition: The gift to strengthen, comfort or urge others to action through the written or spoken word and Biblical truth

Personal Applications:

Helping friends and family (words of encouragement to their situations)

Being kind and a conversationalist

Welcoming people for who they are

Being a positive person

Taking care of others

Treating everyone fairly

Classroom/Teacher Life Applications:

Leading by example

Showcasing your love through actions

Building student's confidence

Making them feel valued and loved

Letting them know your door is open, you are there for them

Caring for each of your students

Be a listening ear

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It is the gift of encouragement to help others when they are down to bring hope and encourage motivation.

Encouragement can be given by Bible verse.

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This gift relates to how we are able to lesson plan and group students together based on their needs. Planning for any modifications the students may need during our lesson (ex:adding visuals)

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Personal Life: Volunteer to help with events, manage projects, or organize activities within your church, neighborhood, or other groups.

Classroom:

Help in problem solving by proactively identifying and addressing potential issues or challenges, ensuring that learning can proceed without interruption.

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Having the ability to plan can help us maintain our household and how we live our peaceful life. Life will be less stressful when you have plans and everything in order, step by step. This can help organize your mind on what comes first and last.

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Discuss application to your classroom/teacher life

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Discuss application to your classroom/teacher life

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Can be a method to celebrate the positive behaviors we would like to see in the classroom -- remind the students verbally

Verbal praise to students can help to encourage the students and families

Exhortation can be a method to relate to the students to remind them that we understand them

Can be used to remind the students they are not alone in all they do

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Having the ability to see the skills and how to structure the lesson because we know all students have different strengths is learning. Being well prepared and planned in how to help students in different ways can help create a better environment for the student.

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Definition:

LEADERSHIP: To stand before the people in such a way as to attend to the direction of the body with such care and diligence so as to motivate others to get involved in the accomplishment of these goals

KNOWLEDGE: To seek to learn as much about the Bible as possible through the gathering of much

information and the analyzing of that data

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Shasta, Javier, Tiffany, Dannie, Bryce, Kathy

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Shasta, Javier, Tiffany, Dannie, Bryce, Kathy

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The gift of helps is the divine strength or ability to work in a supportive role for the accomplishment of tasks in Christian ministry with the ability to often see the need before others do.

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Group Definition:

To warmly welcome people, even strangers, into one's home or church as a means of serving those in need of food or lodging.

Personal Applications:

Making others feel welcome

Providing others with a warm feeling

Taking care of people (Family or friends)

Serving those around us

Classroom/Teacher Life Application:

Making students feel welcome within your classroom

Providing them with support and care

Creating a welcoming and safe space

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Being a compassionate presence for those who are hurting or in need around me. Whether it's offering a listening ear to a friend going through a difficult time or simply being available to comfort someone who may be struggling.

Show empathy and extend kindness without judgment. Being a good friend to anybody we encounter.

This gift allows us to support others and respond to their needs with genuine care, allowing them to feel loved and safe in our presence.

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Jazmin - The gift of Giving is the act of sharing the knowledge we may have and enrich others. Ultimately, it gives an individual the ability to make a wealthy living.

Ana - I feel that giving comes from an empathic place because we are thinking of the needs of another person.

Michelle - Giving blesses my life and does not equalt to what is given to me in return.

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The special ability and natural desire to serve and helps other.

Personal Life - Being willing to lend a hand to others without wanting anything in return. Helping others behind the scenes.

Classroom - being a support for students in anyway and being an open collaborator with colleagues.

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Application to Personal Life/Professional Life

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Application to Personal Life/Professional Life

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Being there for friends/family/people we care about, whether that is physically, emotionally, mentally, or helping them out with mundane things (like wrapping Christmas presents or going to the store).

In terms of the classroom, helping our students can be demonstrated in many ways. For instance, helping our students refine their essay outlines or helping them flush out some of their sentences. This can also include being a lending ear and letting them know that they are more than welcome to hang out in the classroom during nutrition, lunch, or after school.

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Can use the gift of mercy to create a nurturing and supportive environment where all students feel valued and understood.

By showing empathy, patience, and compassion, we hope to build trusting relationships that encourage students to grow.

Provide encouragement and support that reflects Christ’s love and grace.

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Leadership - Application in Personal Life 

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Leadership - Application in Personal Life 

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The gift of Leadership manifests in how we naturally take initiative and guide groups toward meaningful goals. For example

Organize activities and events, ensuring everyone has a role and feels included

Identify needs within my community and mobilize others to address them

Make decisions with confidence while remaining open to input from others

Persist through challenges by keeping the bigger picture in mind

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Leadership - Application in Classroom/Teacher Life 

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Leadership - Application in Classroom/Teacher Life 

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The gift of Leadership will significantly shape classroom management approaches and professional contributions.

Create a well-structured and positive learning environment where expectations are clear and procedures run smoothly

Develop student leaders by delegating appropriate responsibilities and mentoring leadership skills

Navigate classroom challenges with confidence, helping students feel secure during transitions or unexpected situations

Build cohesive classroom community where students understand both individual and collective purposes

Collaborate with colleagues on curriculum development or school initiatives

Advocate for students' needs

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Jane L. - Knowledge - Application in Classroom/Teacher's Life

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Jane L. - Knowledge - Application in Classroom/Teacher's Life

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The Spiritual Gift of Knowledge Defined : to seek to learn as much about the Bible as possible through the gathering of much information and the analyzing of that data

1 Corinthians 12:8

8 To one there is given through the Spirit a message of wisdom, to another a message of knowledge by means of the same Spirit,

Application classroom/Teacher's life

Use the wisdom of Holy Spirit to teach the subject matter effectively.

Conduct the right methods to help students to understand the concept.

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Kyra, Dylan, Shasta, Dannie, Tiffany, Iveth

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Kyra, Dylan, Shasta, Dannie, Tiffany, Iveth

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Defined:

The gift to walk in hard times with people, and being able to support them

Ability to emphasize and show compassion

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There is power in the response to those who may be suffering - i.e feeling compelled in a way that moves you into action

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Definition:

The gift of pastor/shepherd is the divine strength or ability to care for the personal needs of others by nurturing and mending life issues.

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by uplifting students when they might feel they can not get through challenging situations

being an extra support system

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Giving

Helps

Hospitality

Mercy

Service

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Definition: 1 Cor. 12:10,28 - to be enabled by God to perform mighty deeds which witnesses acknowledge to be of supernatural origin and means.

Personal Application:

Hoping for the best outcome

Having faith

Experiencing miracles

Living life everyday

Divine direction

Allows for thinking outside the box

Teacher/Classroom Application:

Providing support to students

Encouraging those around us

Make positive shifts

Making differences in a student's life

Change outcomes

Release burdens