The gift of prophecy involves speaking forth God's messages to individuals or the church. It includes foretelling (predicting future events) and forthtelling (speaking God's truth, guidance, or encouragement in the present). Those with this gift are called to communicate God's truth with clarity and conviction.

The gift of serving, also known as the gift of helps, involves a desire and ability to meet practical needs within the church and the community. Those with this gift have a servant's heart and joyfully serve others by assisting, supporting, and meeting tangible needs.

The gift of teaching involves the ability to explain and communicate biblical truths in a way that helps others understand and apply them. Teachers have a deep understanding of God's Word and can effectively instruct and equip believers to live out their faith and apply biblical principles to their lives.

The gift of exhortation, also known as encouragement, involves coming alongside others to offer comfort, support, and motivation. Those with this gift have a special ability to uplift and inspire others, offering words of encouragement, challenge, and hope.

The gift of giving involves a generous and sacrificial attitude toward material possessions and resources. Those with this gift joyfully contribute their resources to support the needs of others and the work of the kingdom of God. They give with a cheerful heart, without seeking recognition or reward.

The gift of leadership involves the ability to guide, direct, and motivate others toward a common goal. Leaders provide vision, guidance, and organization to help the church or a group of believers function effectively and reach their full potential.

The gift of mercy involves having a compassionate heart and a special sensitivity to the needs and sufferings of others. Those with this gift show kindness, empathy, and practical assistance to individuals who are hurting or in distress.