Fruit of the Spirit: Don't Get Mad, Get Glad (James 1:1-12)

Fruit of the Spirit: Roadside Assistance (Luke 10:25-37)

What if the greatest act of faith this week isn't something spectacular—but simply stopping for someone in need? In one of Jesus' most famous parables, we discover that kindness isn't measured by what we FEEL for people—but how FAR we're willing to go for people. This message will challenge you to move beyond the bare minimum and live with the kind of Spirit-filled kindness that changes lives.

Fruit of the Spirit: Worth the Wait (Genesis 37:1-11)

What if the delay you're frustrated by is actually part of God's perfect plan? Joseph received a dream from God, but what followed wasn't a palace—it was a pit, slavery, and prison. In this message, discover how patience isn't passive waiting but active trust in a God who is working even when you can't see it. We can be PATIENT because God's plan is PERFECT.

Fruit of the Spirit: Peace in the Panic (Mark 4:35-41)

The storms of life are unavoidable. Financial pressure. Bad news. Anxiety. Uncertainty. Relationship struggles. The question isn't if storms will come—it's where you'll find peace when they do. In Mark 4:35-41, Jesus teaches us a life-changing truth: You do not need a storm-FREE life to live a peace-FILLED life. Discover how to experience real peace that isn't dependent on perfect circumstances, but on the presence of a perfect Savior.

Fruit of the Spirit: Don't Get Mad, Get Glad (James 1:1-12)

You ever lost your joy over one text message, one bad week, one unexpected bill, or one stressful conversation? That’s what happens when your joy is connected to circumstances instead of Christ. In James 1:1-12, we discover that joy is not found in easy lives or perfect situations. True joy is found in trusting God through trials, turning to Him for wisdom, and treasuring what lasts forever.  Don’t get mad…get GLAD!

Fruit of the Spirit: For the Love of God (Mark 12:28-34)

What matters most in life? In Mark 12, Jesus answers the biggest question we could ever ask—and His answer changes everything. This message challenges us to move beyond surface-level religion into whole-hearted surrender. Because “near the Kingdom” is not the same as “in the Kingdom.” Today is the invitation to come all the way in!