Acts 21:7-14. The prophet Agabus binds his own hands with Paul's belt, everyone begs Paul not to go to Jerusalem, and Paul answers that he is ready.
Continuing on spiritual gifts, with the aim of keeping them from becoming a commodity: find what you enjoy, go serve God in it, and enjoy the doing.
Matthew 10:1-8, where Jesus sends the twelve out with authority — a narrative way into the gifts usually filed under supernatural.
Moses and the burning bush in Exodus 3, used to make spiritual gifts personal rather than a matter of arithmetic — gift A plus gift B equals gift D.
Pentecost in Acts 2:1-4, and the claim that everyone sitting in the pews is there because of what happened to one unified group of people on that day.
Acts 1:7-11. The disciples are told the times are not theirs to know, but the power is theirs to receive — and then they watch Jesus taken up.