Song Lyrics

CELEBRATION OF ALL NINE GIFTS (NEW AGE CELEBRATION)

Verse 1:

So many gifts from heaven’s store,
One Spirit flows with love to pour.
We gather hearts in grateful voice,
In holy light we now rejoice.

Chorus:

Celebrate the ninefold grace,
Bonded strong in sacred place.
Wisdom, knowledge, faith ablaze,
We stand as one in endless praise.

Chorus:

Celebrate the ninefold grace,
Bonded strong in sacred place.
Wisdom, knowledge, faith ablaze,
We stand as one in endless praise.

Verse 2:

Healing flows from mercy’s hand,
Miracles rise at Your command.
Tongues and words interpret true,
Prophecy speaks—our hope anew.

Chorus:

Celebrate the ninefold grace,
Bonded strong in sacred place.
Wisdom, knowledge, faith ablaze,
We stand as one in endless praise.

Chorus:

Celebrate the ninefold grace,
Bonded strong in sacred place.
Wisdom, knowledge, faith ablaze,
We stand as one in endless praise.

Bridge:

Discerning truth in darkest night,
Your Spirit gleams with holy might.
Each gift a gem of boundless worth,
Love unites all hearts on earth.

Outro:

One Body, many gifts we share,
In Christ alone, beyond compare.
Endless wonder, Spirit’s art,
We praise as one—united heart.

Outro:

One Body, many gifts we share,
In Christ alone, beyond compare.
Endless wonder, Spirit’s art,
We praise as one—united heart.

Surmon Notes

Sermon Title: “Celebrate the Ninefold Grace”

Based on the song “Celebration of All Nine Gifts” from the album Empowered: A Journey Through the Gifts of the Spirit

Introduction

Church, there is a divine joy in celebrating what God has given to His people. Today, we rejoice in the truth that the same Holy Spirit who raised Jesus from the dead is alive and active in us—equipping, empowering, and uniting us for His purposes. As the final song of this powerful album declares, “Celebrate the ninefold grace, bonded strong in sacred place,” we are reminded that the gifts of the Spirit are not mere doctrine—they are demonstrations of God’s love poured out through the Body of Christ.

Let us explore three biblical truths that “Celebration of All Nine Gifts” invites us to embrace:

1. The Gifts Are Given by One Spirit

2. The Gifts Reflect One Purpose

3. The Gifts Call Us to One Body

1. The Gifts Are Given by One Spirit

1 Corinthians 12:4–6 says, “Now there are diversities of gifts, but the same Spirit. And there are differences of administrations, but the same Lord… but it is the same God which worketh all in all.”

The Church often forgets this unity at the root of diversity. We may admire certain gifts over others—miracles over mercy, prophecy over administration—but Scripture is clear: every gift is a manifestation of the same Spirit. As the song beautifully puts it, “So many gifts from heaven’s store, one Spirit flows with love to pour.”

There is no room for comparison in the Kingdom. The Spirit decides how gifts are distributed (1 Corinthians 12:11). Whether we carry the word of wisdom or the gift of healing, it is not our merit but His mercy that empowers us. So let us repent of jealousy or insecurity and instead celebrate the Giver.

Application:

Ask the Lord, “What gift have You entrusted to me for the building of Your Church?” And equally, “How can I honor the gifts I see in others?”

2. The Gifts Reflect One Purpose

Romans 12:5–6 teaches, “So we, being many, are one body in Christ, and every one members one of another. Having then gifts differing according to the grace that is given to us…”

Spiritual gifts are not spiritual trophies—they are tools for ministry. They exist “for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ” (Ephesians 4:12). The gifts are expressions of God’s heart—meant to build up, not puff up.

“Healing flows from mercy’s hand, miracles rise at Your command…” —this verse reminds us that each gift points not to the person operating in it, but to the One who empowers it. Miracles are not magic—they’re mercy made manifest. Prophecy is not performance—it is heaven’s heart revealed for edification and encouragement (1 Corinthians 14:3).

Application:

Let us steward our gifts with purpose. Use them. Don’t bury them. Don’t boast in them. Use them to love, serve, and build the Church. When we operate in our gifts with humility, the world sees Jesus more clearly.

3. The Gifts Call Us to One Body

Unity is not uniformity—it is harmony in diversity. The bridge of the song says, “Each gift a gem of boundless worth, love unites all hearts on earth.”

John 17:21 captures Jesus’ heart for His Church: “That they all may be one; as thou, Father, art in me, and I in thee…” The Spirit does not divide—He unites. Division comes when we elevate gifts above love or turn comparison into competition. But love, when rooted in the Spirit, brings harmony.

1 Corinthians 12:14 reminds us, “For the body is not one member, but many.” No one is unnecessary in the Body of Christ. The teacher needs the intercessor. The prophet needs the servant-leader. The worshipper needs the watchman. And we all need each other.

Application:

Is there someone whose gifting you’ve misunderstood or diminished? Repent. Bless them. Encourage them. Build unity through honor.

Conclusion

Church, “Celebration of All Nine Gifts” is more than a song—it’s a prophetic declaration. It reminds us of who we are and what we’ve been given. One Spirit. One Body. One glorious purpose.

Let us celebrate with awe and gratitude. Let us operate with boldness and humility. Let us walk together, empowered and united.

Prayer

Holy Spirit, we thank You for Your gifts—each one a precious treasure from Your heart. We thank You for the wisdom, healing, prophecy, and faith You’ve poured into Your Church. Help us to walk in unity, celebrating our differences and embracing our shared purpose. Let our lives be a living song—one Body, many gifts, all for Your glory. In Yeshua’s name, amen.

Podcast Script

Podcast Script: “United in Wonder – A Conversation Around the Nine Gifts”

Episode from the Empowered Series: A Journey Through the Gifts of the Spirit

🎙️ [Soft ambient music fades in, then gently fades out]

Host:

Hey friends, welcome to today’s episode of Empowered: A Journey Through the Gifts of the Spirit. I’m so glad you’re here. Whether you’re tuning in from your prayer chair with a hot cup of tea or you’re on your commute just needing a little spiritual encouragement today—this space is for you.

Today’s conversation is centered around the final song on the album: “Celebration of All Nine Gifts.” And I’ll tell you right now—this one isn’t just a conclusion. It’s a commissioning. It’s like standing on a mountaintop and looking back at the entire journey with the Holy Spirit—every gift, every song, every moment of surrender—and realizing… we were never meant to walk this alone. We were always called into unity, into shared celebration, into one heart.

🎵 “Celebrate the ninefold grace, bonded strong in sacred place.”

That’s not just a line of lyric—it’s a kingdom truth.

This song explodes with joy, but not a superficial kind. It’s a sacred kind of celebration. It reminds me of 1 Corinthians 12:4–6 which says, “There are diversities of gifts, but the same Spirit… the same Lord… the same God who works all in all.”

So many times, especially in church culture, we get caught comparing gifts: “Oh, she’s the prophetic one,” or “he always gets words of knowledge,” or “I’m just someone who serves.” But this song—and the scriptures it draws from—call us back to something deeper. It’s not about the gift. It’s about the Giver.

And when the Giver is our center, competition melts into collaboration. Fear becomes faith. We move from isolation into a divine flow of grace that builds up, encourages, and multiplies life in the Body of Christ.

There’s a line in the song that says:

“Each gift a gem of boundless worth, love unites all hearts on earth.”

Whew. That gets me every time.

Let me be real with you for a moment. There was a season in my life where I deeply questioned my giftings. I saw others prophesying boldly, leading worship passionately, operating in healing or evangelism—and I honestly felt small. Maybe you’ve been there too.

But it was during one quiet night, just me, my Bible, and the Lord, that He gently reminded me of Romans 12:4–6: “We, being many, are one body in Christ, and individually members of one another.”

He said, “Stop diminishing what I gave you. You’re not called to copy—you’re called to contribute.”

That moment changed me. And that’s what this song is doing—it’s inviting you to recognize the value of your gift. Whether it’s wisdom, mercy, discernment, faith, or tongues… your gift is a reflection of God’s heart. And the Church needs you fully engaged.

So what does it look like to walk this out practically?

🕊️ First—ask the Holy Spirit to show you where you’ve been minimizing your gift.

🕊️ Second—celebrate the gifts in others. Speak life over someone’s call today.

🕊️ And third—use your gift. Even if it feels small or unseen. When offered in love, it’s never wasted.

Let’s be a people who reflect Ephesians 4:16, which says, “The whole body, joined and held together… grows and builds itself up in love, as each part does its work.”

Before we close, I want to speak to the one who feels unsure… maybe even unqualified. Hear this, friend:

🎧 You are not overlooked.

🎧 You are not forgotten.

🎧 You are not disqualified.

🎧 You are empowered.

The Spirit of God delights to pour out His gifts upon you. Not for your glory—but so that through you, someone else might encounter the living Jesus. What a beautiful reason to celebrate.

🙏 Let’s pray together:

Holy Spirit, we honor You. Thank You for Your breathtaking generosity in giving gifts to Your people. Thank You for the prophetic voice, for healing hands, for wise hearts, for tongues that stir heaven, and faith that moves mountains. Forgive us for comparing, for competing, for neglecting what You’ve entrusted to us. We choose today to walk in unity, to celebrate every part of the Body, and to step fully into the call on our lives. May we be a Church that rejoices in diversity and moves in love. Let “Celebrate the Ninefold Grace” be more than a song—let it be a sound of awakening in our spirits. In the name of Yeshua, our glorious King—Amen.

🎙️ [Music fades in: gentle ambient instrumental]

Host (closing):

Thanks so much for joining me on this journey. If this message stirred something in you, share it with a friend, leave a review, or spend a few moments journaling with the Holy Spirit about your unique role in the Body. You are a vital part of His work on the earth.

Until next time, stay rooted in the Word, led by the Spirit, and connected in love.

Grace and peace.

🎵 [Outro music continues softly and fades]