Outline Paul's teaching on spiritual gifts

• There are varieties of gifts, but the same spirit. 
• There
  are varieties of service but the same Lord. 
• To each is given the
  manifestation of the spirit for the common good. 
• One is given, through the
  spirit, the utterance of wisdom. 
• To another, the utterance of knowledge; to
  another, faith. 
• To another, gifts of healing; to another, the working of
  miracles. 
• To another, prophesy; to another,, the ability to distinguish
  between spirits. 
• To another, various kinds of tongues; to another, the
  interpretation of tongues. 
• All these are inspired by one and the same
  spirit. 
• Just as the body is one and has many members, and all the members
  of the body are one, so it is with Christ. 
• By one spirit, we were all
  baptised into one body. 
• Jews or Greeks, slaves or free, all were made to
  drink of one spirit. 
• The body consists of many members/parts, yet one
  body. 
• The foot cannot say I am an eye, so I don’t belong to the body. 
• Nor can the ear I am not the eye, I don’t belong to the body. 
• The eye
  cannot say to the hand, nor the head to the feet, I have no need of you. 
• On the contrary, the parts of the body which seem weaker are indispensable. 
• Those parts of the body we consider less honourable we invest with the
  greatest honour. 
• If one member suffers, all suffer together. 
• If one
  member is honoured, all rejoice together. 
• You are the body of Christ and,
  individually, members of it. 
• God has appointed to the Church – apostles,
  prophets, workers of miracles, healers, helpers, administrators, speakers in
  various kinds of tongues.