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99 THE GIFT OF ADMINISTRATION (I Cor. 12:28) Purpose: Organization Description: The capacity to organize and make efficient use of the resources of the body of Christ, the church. One who sees the overall picture and is able to clarify goals and work energetically and meticulously to achieve them. One who works with and through followers toward achieving biblical goals. 28 “The special ability that God gives to certain members of the body of Christ to understand clearly the immediate and long range goals of a particular unit of the body of Christ and to devise and execute effective plans for the accomplishment of those goals.” 29 The word for adminstrator (kuberneseis) is derived from a word used in modern Greek for a “pilot” or a “captain.” In New Testament days it was also used for a “ship’s captain” (Rev. 18:17) or a “steerman” or “helmsman” (Acts 27:11). The administrator is the person who is qualified to steer the ship. In the church he is the helmsman, the one who guides and steers the congregation. He is the one who makes sure there is order. The same word is also used in the Greek Old Testament (Septuagint) where it means “counsellor” (Prov. 1:5; 11:14; 24:6) who gives “clever direction.” It is obvious that this gift is closely associated with the gift of leadership (Rom. 12:8; I Thess. 5:12). While the person with the gift of leadership is a visionary, the administrator is detailfocused whereas the leader is focused on the big picture. While the leader has faith for venturing forward to accomplish the given dream, it is the administrator who has the ability to anticipate the problems that may hinder and the needed strategy and talents to succeed. The administrator is often known to be “fussy” about details. He is usually fussy because, unlike others who do not have his gift, he sees the total picture and how all parts fit together. He is always in danger of becoming preoccupied with the nuts and bolts, getting so close to the trees that he forgets the forest (the larger picture). “The administrator is organization-centered, detail-focused, and time-oriented rather than person-oriented. His joy is in smooth operations, forward movement, and not necessarily in reaching the goal. Once the goal is reached, he is often at odds with himself. He senses a need to get back into a process. In fact, this person, once the destination is in sight, begins looking for another project to be initiated as soon as possible.” 30
99 A person with this gift is easily tempted to get a “big head” for his position makes him feel that he sees so much that others don’t see and his efficiency abilities makes him feel that others are so inept. Prerequisite: Since this gift is so closely associated with the gift of leadership, the person having this gift must meet the same qualifications as other leaders. Examples Ex. 18:13-27 Jethro helps his son-in-law, Moses, as a “management consultant.” Administrative principles taught: span of control, definition of roles, decentralization, delegation and leadership development. Prov. 24:3,4 House is built through knowledge and understanding (planning). Acts 27:11-44 Crew on ship follow the advice of the pilot and later Paul. Titus 1:5 Titus was left in Crete by Paul to “straighten out” what was left unfinished and appoint elders in every town. II Cor. 9:12 Money was carefully distributed to the church at Jerusalem to supply the needs of God’s people who were going through a famine. CHARACTERISTICS OF THOSE WITH THIS GIFT Enjoys giving direction to others and making decisions for them. Great interest and skill in detail work. Well-organized. Thorough and careful in approaching anything. Makes decisions based strictly on facts and proven data. More interested in the welfare of the group than own desires. Enjoys putting together various details of a project in a systematic way. Frustrated when committees function without a clear understanding of the objectives or goals of the organization. Ability to organize and direct others toward certain goals. Ability to recruit others to accomplish a given task. Ability to see the overall picture and to present or clarify long-range goals. Awareness of the resources available to complete a task--practically oriented. Ability to know what can and cannot be delegated. Tends to assume responsibility where there is no structured leadership. Desire to see projects completed and finished as soon as possible.
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11 THE MINISTRY OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
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33 13. Discerning of Spirits 14. Gi
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33 10. Leadership. The gift of lead
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33 IV. MINISTRIES & OFFICES
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33 Qualifications for the Twelve 1.
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33 reaching out to others with the
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44 The Giftedness of Others—Quest
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44 Female Prophets: Miriam (Ex. 15:
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44 • False prophets teach sexual
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153 towards me. I remember thinking
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159 The Giftedness of Others—Ques
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161 4. RAISING THE DEAD—Jesus was
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163 As Pytches points out, “Sickn
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165 “In the name of Jesus, I comm
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167 Strongholds These result from a
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169 10. Severely demonized persons
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173 MINISTERING DELIVERANCE 1. It i
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175 23. Spirits get wary and fearfu
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179 It would be verbally impossible
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181 By the authority of the Lord Je
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183 Satan, I command you, in the na
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185 Heavenly Father, I pray that Yo
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187 Renounce In the Renounce step,
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197 The Giftedness of Others—Ques
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199 4. A continuing gift—repeated
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201 gift of tongues in the context
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203 THE GIFT OF THE INTERPRETATION
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205 MINISTRIES Worship Service Vari
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249 92 Ibid., 235. 93 Ibid. 94 Ibid
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251 Fee, Gordon. The First Epistle
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