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.
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.
“Meekness is not weakness.” What does it look like? We learn as Bro. Jeff continues giving Biblical description and examples of the fruit of the Spirit.
If we are going to do the business of God, we must get our fellowship right. Here, we learn about the importance of assembling together for worship through thick and thin.
Experiencing real Christian fellowship, the early church provides our example of what fellowship really is and the unity that can result.
What a powerful message on what it means to wash one another’s feet! Join us in learning as Bro. Pelkey explains. John 13:1-17 KJV 1 Now before the feast of the passover, when Jesus knew that his hour was come that he should depart out of this world unto the Father, having loved his own which were in the world, he loved…
Sometimes we struggle with anger, even when we have the remedy, Jesus Christ. What do we need? We learn from the Bible things we need to put off, and things we need to put on.
God is good! Among several ways, His goodness is demonstrated through the lives of His people. In this message, Bro. Jeff begins describing what a Christian lifestyle looks like.
Here, Bro. Jeff shares the keyword for wives and describes the Biblical responses wives should have to the seven ways men love their wives (given in the previous message).
Beginning with a definition of meekness, Bro. Jeff explores this next fruit of the Spirit by examining two great Biblical examples. When the Holy Spirit is living and working within us, we will have the meekness of Moses and our Master.
In a blog post about horses, many praised the value of a gentle horse. In tonight’s message, Bro. Jeff contrasts an attitude of anger and rebellion with the gentleness and meekness that is necessary for spiritual growth.