When the fruit of self-control is not evident in our lives, we’re vulnerable to all kinds of relational ruptures. When the Spirit controls us, we will demonstrate restraint in our lives.
Text: Proverbs 25:28A gentle spirit gives the world a taste of the presence of Jesus. As we become as gentle as Jesus, we will treat others like He does
Text: 1 Thessalonians 2:1-9Since God is forever faithful to us, He desires for us to be faithful to Him and to others. A faithful person walks in the truth no matter what happens to him.
Text: 3 John 1:1-5Wouldn’t it be great if we were known as people who were “full of goodness”? As we submit to Christ, this will be said of us!
Text: Romans 15:14Since patience means “slow to get angry,” we’ll focus on some of those things that cause us to burn with anger so that we can learn the discipline of waiting.
Text: Proverbs 19:11Being joyful is more than just being happy. We’ll focus on the true meaning of joy and look at several “joy-busters.”
Text: John 16:20-24; Philippians 4:4Love is a choice and a matter of conduct. As we ask God to grow this foremost fruit in our lives, we will be well on our way to experiencing growth in all the other areas.
Text: 1 Corinthians 13:1-13