Fruit of the Spirit - Meekness (Part 3)

Fruit of the Spirit - Temperance (Part 3)

Dr. Dave Barba teaches on temperance, or self-control, as the final fruit of the Spirit in Galatians 5. Believers, empowered by the Holy Spirit, must exercise self-control in areas like food, money, anger, media, and more. True self-discipline brings glory to God, spiritual growth, and blessings. Press on in victory.

Fruit of the Spirit - Temperance (Part 2)

This message emphasizes temperance—Spirit-led self-control—as a vital fruit of the Spirit. Drawing from early church fathers and Scripture, it highlights how temperance shapes Christian character, curbs sinful habits like gluttony and anger, and promotes discipline in daily life. True self-control comes by yielding to the Holy Spirit's power and guidance.

Fruit of the Spirit - Temperance (Part 1)

This message emphasizes temperance—self-control—as the final fruit of the Spirit. It highlights biblical warnings against alcohol, calls for total abstinence, and shares examples of self-restraint from Scripture. True temperance, empowered by the Holy Spirit, leads to godly living, avoids sin, and sets a powerful example for others to follow.

Fruit of the Spirit - Meekness (Part 3)

Meekness, a fruit of the Spirit, is a supernatural trait marked by humility, teachability, and a lack of self-centeredness. A meek believer accepts correction, witnesses gently, and reflects Christ's character. True meekness brings contentment and joy. It begins with salvation and grows through dying to self and following Christ.

Fruit of the Spirit - Meekness (Part 2)

Meekness, a fruit of the Spirit, is not weakness or passivity but strength under God's control. It means being humble, teachable, selfless, and open to correction. True meekness values others over self, avoids defensiveness, and seeks God's will above personal rights. It reflects Christ's character and brings peace and strength.