Fruit Of The Spirit - Gentleness

Fruit Of The Spirit - Gentleness

Discover how true biblical gentleness is humble strength, not weakness—modeled perfectly by Jesus, who is “lowly and humble in heart.” Learn practical ways to respond with patience instead of anger, handle criticism and relationships with grace, and reflect the compassionate heart of Christ toward the weary and broken.

Fruit Of The Spirit - Faithfulness

In this message, Pastor Phillip continues our Fruit of the Spirit series by looking at faithfulness. While culture often celebrates gifting, talent, and success, Scripture reminds us that what matters most is our inner life with God. Faithfulness is about being loyal, trustworthy, and dependable because God has been faithful to us first. Through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, we are reminded that our assurance rests in the faithful character of God and that we are called to live faithfully for His mission and His church.

Fruit Of The Spirit - Kindness

Kindness is more than a nice gesture—it is the outward evidence of God’s work within us. In this message from Galatians 5, we explore biblical kindness through the story of David and Mephibosheth and see how God’s faithful love toward us should shape the way we treat others. Because Jesus has welcomed us with mercy and grace, we are called to show that same kindness in our relationships, church, and community.

Gifted and Called

Guest Pastor Andrew Hopper shares a powerful message on spiritual gifts and the truth that every believer has been gifted by God and called for His purpose. This sermon invites us to discover, embrace, and use the gifts God has placed within us to build His Church and make an eternal impact.

Fruit of the Spirit - Patience

In this message, Pastor Phil continues our summer study through the fruit of the Spirit by focusing on patience. Looking at Galatians 5 and the words of Jesus in Luke 6, he reminds us that our behavior flows from the condition of our hearts. True patience is more than staying calm when life is easy—it is the Spirit of Jesus shaping us to be long-tempered with difficult people, painful situations, and seasons of waiting. As we consider the extraordinary patience Christ has shown toward us, we are invited to take our next step in following Him and become people who reflect His heart to a world in need.