Temperance or self-control is such an important habit in the Christian life. The Holy Spirit wants to develop this in us so that we can be all God wants us to be.
Temperance or self-control is such an important habit in the Christian life. The Holy Spirit wants to develop this in us so that we can be all God wants us to be.
In the previous message, we began examining the eighth fruit of the Spirit: meekness. Today, Bro. Jeff continues delving into what meekness is and what it isn’t.
Believe. Trust. Commit. What is the faith God’s spirit wants to develop within you? We learn more about what faith is and how it relates to the Word of God, will of God, and ways of God. The Resistance The Reality The Results Galatians 5:22-23 KJV – 22 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith,…
Continuing to share the fruit which the Holy Spirit develops in believers, Bro. Jeff focuses tonight on the fruit of longsuffering, gentleness, and goodness.
How can the Holy Spirit be active in our lives? We are delving into the fruit of the Spirit, and today’s focus is peace. You too can have mental and emotional protection.
What is joy? The struggles we go through are used by God for our good and His glory; having that “joy unspeakable and full of glory” helps us get through them. How do we get that joy? Find out here.
“The fruit of the Spirit will dress you up just right.” He will also keep us on the right path. Learn more about real love here.
For the believer, God’s love has no bounds. Bro. Jeff begins explaining in depth about the first-listed fruit of the Spirit, starting with the love God has for the redeemed.
Beginning with a definition and explanation of what praise and worship are, we take a look at several Biblical examples which deepen our understanding, including why we should worship.
No matter how great the trial, no amount of striving, worrying, or attempting to control will resolve it. Tonight, Bro. Josh brings practical application from an Old Testament account. Depending on the Holy Spirit, trusting in Him, allows us to rest in Christ and receive His power to help us in our time of need.