Since God uses people’s gifting as a means of empowering them for ministry, it only makes sense we determine who to delegate to based on spiritual gifts.
Who is the best fit for the task to be delegated?
Consider the Ministry to be Done for Who to Delegate to Based on Spiritual Gifts
When we delegate based on spiritual gifting, we’re pulling on God’s power in that person’s life to approach whatever the task may be as ministry to the glory of God.
If you see the benefit of delegating in accordance with the spiritual gifts best suited to the responsibility but aren’t sure what gifts fit the various tasks, order the Ministry Handbook: Spiritual Gifts in Use. This resource suggests gifts for 16 broad ministry areas and 27 specific tasks that may be a part of almost any ministry.
To delegate to people who are appropriately gifted, you must know people’s spiritual gifts. If you don’t know people’s gifting, check out: Everybody Has a Part Printable Spiritual Gifts Tests Resource
For More, Go To: Resources about Spiritual Gifts
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