A look at how APEST is given to each one of us in the body of Christ.
Author Archives: Tim Catchim
The Backstory: Giants, Demons, Spiritual Warfare, and APEST
Ever wonder why Paul introduces APEST by quoting a victory Psalm that describes Israel’s battle against a giant named King Og – known as an infamous gatekeeper to the realm of the dead? Ephesians 4:8-10 is one of the most cryptic verses in all of Paul’s writings. But if we read closely, we’ll discover thatContinue reading “The Backstory: Giants, Demons, Spiritual Warfare, and APEST”
APEST: Rated “E” for Everyone Part 3
In this post we look at the universal language that Paul uses to describe the giving of APEST to the entire body of Christ.
APEST: Rated “E” for Everyone Part 2
APEST: Rated “E” for Everyone Part 2 In this post we explore the phrase” grace has been given” and how this points to the universal presence of the APEST giftings in each member of the body of Christ.
Where is APEST in the book of Acts?
A question I often get asked in our coaching groups is: where do we see APEST functioning in the book of Acts? The “question behind the question” often goes something like this: what you’re saying about APEST sounds good, but if it’s that important, shouldn’t we see it being worked out in other parts ofContinue reading “Where is APEST in the book of Acts?”
The Four Teachers
The word teacher means to separate and point out, but did you know there’s different kinds of teachers? For example, not all teachers are into theology and philosophy. Some teachers are more into training people how to do certain tasks. Teachers are gifted at breaking things down into their essential parts, defining those parts, andContinue reading “The Four Teachers”
The Four Shepherds
This is a webinar recording on the four different kinds of shepherds and their corresponding types of ministries.
The Four Apostles
A webinar on the four different kinds of evangeists and their corresponding styles of evangelism.
The Four Evangelists
A webinar on the four different kinds of evangeists and their corresponding styles of evangelism.
APEST: Rated “E” for Everyone Part 1
In this post we look at one of the many reasons why APEST is given to every person in the church.
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