I can feel the Holy Spirit pray through me in a language I wasn't naturally taught.

While others share a complicated story and problem, I can see a plain path out of it.

Others have told me that what I spoke about their future came to pass.

I can point to many amazing answers to prayer because I exercised my faith.

When people share problems, I'm more likely than others to help them.

I like to encourage others.

It is easy for me to put myself into another's skin and feel life from their point of view.

I love to open up my home and have others come to visit.

When praying for others, sometimes God tells me personal information about them that I've never been told and it helps me to pray even better.

When I've interpreted a message in tongues, others have told me after that it was just what they needed to hear.

I listen well and people tell they really felt heard and cared for even when I say nothing.

I often find that I have more faith for things to change than others do.

While counseling others, I sometimes have a sense of what their problem is without being told.

I like to listen to people share their problems and guide them into God's plan of living.

I would rather help someone lead than to be a leader.

Sometimes God tells me the wrong that others have done without them saying a word, and that knowledge helps me to guide them out of their sin.

They tell me that I'm a "details person" and I cover all my bases.

I can detect a spiritual phony, but I can't always put my finger on why I feel that way.

I have prayed for someone sick and have seen recovery.

When something is disorganized, I want to organize it.

When I give direction, people follow me.

When someone speaks a message in tongues, I have a sense of what God is saying.

I can spot potential in other people, sometimes before they can see it in themselves.

When I feel the Holy Spirit pray through me in a language I don't understand, I later see surprising answers to prayer.

I like to introduce people to others with similar interests in hope that they might become friends.

My tax return proves that I give far more than 10 percent of my income to God.

I'm never uncomfortable mentioning the name of Jesus to non-Christians. I like talking about the gospel.

I have more confidence than others to pray for someone with a sickness and I'm willing to take risk failure to pray for them.

I get frustrated when others won't share their faith with lost people.

I like it when I'm asked to give money for pressing needs.

I have a sense of what God is telling other people.

I can pray in a language, other than my mother tongue, that I've not naturally learned and it makes me feel closer to Jesus.

People go out of their way to ask my advice.

When people are missing from church, I want to find out if they are okay.

I've accomplished many goals by mobilizing a team to accomplish them.

People ask me frequently to help them.

When I see someone standing alone, I want to talk with them.

After I've built people up, they return and tell me that life has changed for the better because of my encouragement.

I feel angry when I discover that someone has "fallen through the cracks" of the church because no one cared to help.

People tell me that my instructions are easy to understand and that they can follow them.

When listening to people share their problems, I find that the right words just seem to come when I answer them.

When I see potential in others, I tell them so they will use it.

I feel love for people who are sick and want to pray for them.

When someone has given a message in tongues, I've been able to explain it to others.

Because of things I've said in personal conversation, other people have come to follow Christ for the first time.

I enjoy painting for people a picture of a better future, and they tell me that they can catch my vision.

People know that, when necessary, I'm ready to drop what I'm doing to help.

I have an ability to read people and later find evidence that my impression was accurate.

People often tell me that I have a way of getting things done.

When I hear a fresh insight, I get excited how it will help others when I tell them.

When I find an encouraging Bible promise, I use its words to pray and things change.

When I listen to a talk or read a book, I take notes so I won't forget what I'm learning.

I'm careful with my money, even denying myself so others can have what they need.

When I worship or pray, I sometimes feel I receive a message of encouragement or comfort from God to give to someone I know.