"Charismata in Pauline Theology" is an in-depth examination of the charismatic gifts in Pauline theology, based on the authentic letters of the Apostle Paul, particularly the Letter to the Romans and the First Letter to the Corinthians. The author, Olugbenga Olagunju, highlights the uniqueness of the term "charisma," which appears sixteen times in Paul's letters, in comparison to its usage in other New Testament writings. The analysis reveals that the terms "charismata" and "charisma" not only describe God's gifts but also emphasize the individual calling and ministry of each believer. These gifts are not merely presents but also means for mutual support and the building up of the community of believers. The book offers a well-founded theological perspective on the significance and purpose of the gifts in the lives of Christians and their role in the church.