WHAT DO APOSTLES DO?

The Office of the Apostle is primarily responsible for delegating leaders and imparting gifts to people whom God is calling them to appoint.

The Office of the Apostle is primarily responsible for delegating leaders and imparting gifts to people whom God is calling them to appoint. Apostles have the capacity to see other who do not know they are apostles yet. Thus, they are tasked to call out these people. They see other people who are called into the fivefold ministries and call them out as well. The apostles, more than those who hold office in the other four of the fivefold ministries, are able to call out people into office. They also call out and appoint leaders in the local church. Additionally, apostles also set in place other ministries in the local church. This Office has high spiritual authority in their church movements.

Apostolic team members of a church movement are able to impart spiritual gifts to other fivefold ministries to be able to do the calling. In Romans 1:11, Paul expressed his desire to see this church because he wanted to impart some spiritual gifts to this congregation to make them strong.

The apostles can also direct, correct, discipline, and rebuke. They are also authorized to tear down and build up for the sake of protecting the integrity of God’s Word and the church.

See, today I appoint you over nations and over kingdoms,
to pluck up and to pull down,
to destroy and to overthrow,
to build and to plant.” (Jeremiah 1:10)

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