Which set of domains best describes the Spirit infilling?

• A. Emotional, spiritual, and intellectual
• B. Vocational, spiritual, and moral
• C. Physical, emotional, and social
• D. Vocational, moral, and social

Answer: (D)

Spirit infilling empowers a believer to live in a way that reflects God’s purpose across work, character, and relationships. When the Spirit fills a person, the lasting impact shows up first in vocational life—how one uses gifts and fulfills a calling in work or ministry. It also manifests in moral conduct—choices and actions that align with biblical standards. And it shows in social interactions—how one relates to others with love, justice, and a sense of community. Together, these three areas best describe the domains influenced by Spirit infilling. Other sets miss the outward, service-oriented and communal dimensions at the heart of Spirit-led living.