Fruit of the Spirit - Love

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.

Fruit of the Spirit - Peace

In this message from guest speaker Greg Kassner, we explore the fruit of the Spirit: peace. Greg reminds us that true peace is not found in perfect circumstances, but in the presence and promises of God. This sermon encourages listeners to trust Jesus in the middle of uncertainty, allow His Spirit to quiet anxious hearts, and become people who carry His peace into the world.

Fruit of the Spirit - Joy

This week, guest pastor Bob Bumgarner shares a powerful message on the Fruit of the Spirit: Joy. Discover how true joy isn’t based on circumstances, but is a lasting gift from God that strengthens us through every season. Join us as we learn how to experience and live out the joy that comes from walking with Christ.

Fruit of the Spirit - Love

What does real, biblical love actually look like? In this message from the Fruitful series, we explore how the fruit of the Spirit begins with love—not just as a feeling, but as a sacrificial choice rooted in abiding in Jesus. From Genesis to the Gospel, we see that true love always involves sacrifice, and God ultimately proved His love through Jesus Christ. As followers of Jesus, we are called to reflect that same love in our homes, workplaces, communities, and church. When we remain connected to Christ, the fruit of love naturally grows in our lives.