The gifts God has placed in us are like seeds. They are meant to grow, flourish, and bear fruit, but without the right care, they can become dormant—or worse, defiled. So, how are you keeping your spiritual gifts activated? How are you ensuring they remain pure and undefiled, ready to be used for God’s glory?

Just as Jesus fed the hungry and healed the sick, we can provide for the tangible needs of others. This includes supporting those who cannot provide for themselves, such as infants and struggling families.

One of the most impactful experiences in my journey was attending a class focused on nurturing spiritual gifts. This class reinforced something powerful: our gifts aren’t meant to be kept stagnant or hidden. They need to be “stirred up”continuously so that they grow and remain effective.

God calls His people to fulfill many roles and responsibilities. However, the true gift of God's ministry cannot be given by man; it can only be bestowed by God Himself. The Bible reminds us in Romans 11:29, "For the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable." If you are chosen, God will uniquely equip you with spiritual gifts that are meant to glorify His kingdom and bless others.