Spiritual strengths: a revised approach for equipping Christians for effective service

Kevin D Hazelton

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Spiritual strengths: a revised approach for equipping Christians for effective service

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Kevin D Hazelton. Spiritual Strengths: a Revised Approach for Equipping Christians for Effective Service. Bethel Seminary (St. Paul, MN). rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/23b8111f-d46a-4500-bfad-85690f206348?locale=pt-BR.

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K. D. Hazelton. Spiritual strengths: a revised approach for equipping Christians for effective service. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/23b8111f-d46a-4500-bfad-85690f206348?locale=pt-BR

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Kevin D Hazelton. Spiritual Strengths: a Revised Approach for Equipping Christians for Effective Service. Bethel Seminary (St. Paul, MN). https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/23b8111f-d46a-4500-bfad-85690f206348?locale=pt-BR.

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Kevin D Hazelton

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Tests and measurements in religion

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The researcher argued that the conventional view of spiritual gifts--that all charismata are special abilities endowed by the Holy Spirit--fails to recognize the context of Scripture. A spiritual-ministries view identifying charismata as ministry roles was developed. The researcher concluded that spiritual gifts are roles Christians are called to fill; natural talents (identified through StrengthsFinder personality assessment) are critical factors in filling those roles. Spiritual strengths occur as natural talents are applied to spiritual gifts. A grounded theory study indicated that individuals who recognize this complementary relationship between spiritual gifts and talents experience positive attitude change toward serving God.

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