thanksχάρις
charis · Greek Noun
An expression of gratitude, praise, or acknowledgment of God's grace and working in human affairs. In this context, it marks the recognition of God as the source of a positive development.
heartκαρδία
kardia · Greek Noun
Refers to the inner person, the seat of the will, intellect, and emotions. In biblical thought, it is the center of human motivation and the place where God influences human decisions.
earnest careσπουδή
spoudē · Greek Noun
Refers to a deep, intense concern or diligence. It denotes a person who is not passive but is actively and zealously committed to a task or cause.
gospelεὐαγγέλιον
euaggelion · Greek Noun
Refers to the proclamation of the "good news" regarding Jesus Christ, His life, death, resurrection, and the salvation available through faith in Him. It is the central message of the Christian faith.
act of graceχάρις
charis · Greek Noun
A term often used in the New Testament to describe a financial gift or an act of sacrificial giving. It carries the nuance of a benefit bestowed freely, reflecting the generosity of God Himself.
gloryδόξα
doxa · Greek Noun
The supreme honor, majesty, and reputation of God. It is the ultimate purpose for all Christian conduct and ministry, ensuring that God receives the credit for all good works.
generous giftἁδρότης
hadrotēs · Greek Noun
Refers to a monetary contribution or a material gift intended to help others in need. In a biblical context, such gifts are viewed as an expression of Christian love, fellowship, and stewardship.
honorableκαλός
kalos · Greek Adjective
This term refers to that which is morally good, upright, and carries the quality of being beautiful or attractive in a virtuous sense. In a biblical context, it denotes actions that are ethically blameless and worthy of respect.
earnestσπουδαῖος
spoudaios · Greek Adjective
Spiritual fervor, diligence, or quickness in showing zeal. It describes a heart that is fully engaged and active in the service of God or in carrying out a specific task.
partnerκοινωνός
koinōnos · Greek Noun
Someone who is a companion or associate in a shared endeavor. Biblically, it emphasizes the bond of mutual participation in the kingdom of God and the work of ministry.
messengersἀπόστολος
apostolos · Greek Noun
One who is sent out as a representative or envoy with authority. In the New Testament, it is often used for those sent by churches to perform specific ministry, carrying the authority of their senders.
gloryδόξα
doxa · Greek Noun
In this context, it refers to the fame, splendor, or dignity that Christ receives. It signifies that these men exist to display and magnify the character and work of Jesus Christ.
proofἔνδειξις
endeixis · Greek Noun
Demonstration or clear evidence of a claim or conviction. It refers to showing that one’s words are backed up by concrete action, proving the sincerity of one’s faith or devotion.
loveἀγάπη
agapē · Greek Noun
The active expression of the heart’s devotion, both toward God and others. Biblically, it is an agape-centered commitment that transcends mere emotion, manifesting in sacrificial action and care.
boastingκαύχημα
kauchēma · Greek Noun
Refers to prideful expression, but in a godly sense, it is the act of speaking highly of others' faith and work to bring praise to God. It involves a confident public witness to the grace of God visible in others' lives.
