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Simple Faith that Moves Forward
Speaker: Leke Lewu All Regions Service Main text: James Leke shares on how small steps in faith is all we need to work through the challenges in life.
Fruit of the Spirit: Gentleness
Speaker: Kelly Gilchrist Region: South Main Text: Galatians 5:21-22 In a world that often celebrates aggression, dominance, and harshness, biblical gentleness can appear weak or ineffective. Yet Jesus demonstrated that true strength is expressed through humility, self-control, compassion, and love. The Holy Spirit produces gentleness in believers so they can reflect Christ in their leadership, relationships, speech, and the way they restore and care for others.
Fruit of the Spirit: Faithfulness
Speaker: Ralph Ojeda Main Text: Galatians 5:14-22 Region: South Ralph Ojeda preached powerfully on faithfulness. The context to the fruit of the Spirit is using our freedom in Christ in our relationships. Faithfulness is much more than simply staying committed—it is living a life that consistently reflects the character of God. Through the Holy Spirit, God gives us everything we need to remain steadfast in our relationship with Him and dependable in our relationships with others. A faithful life is built through daily obedience, spiritual revival, and intentional love that points people to Christ.
Fruit of the Spirit: Goodness
Speaker: Kordale Gibson Main Text: Galatians 5:21-22 Region: South The Christian life is not primarily a battle between good and evil, but a daily battle between conviction and compromise. Through the Holy Spirit, God calls believers to cultivate goodness—a heart and life that remain upright before Him even when the world pressures us to lower our standards. As we choose conviction over compromise, our relationships become a powerful testimony that points people to Christ.
Principles to Spirit-Led Fruitfulness
Speaker: Leke Lewu Region: South Main Text: 2 Corinthians 3 Every person knows what it feels like to fail. Sin, mistakes, disappointments, and setbacks can easily convince us that failure is our identity, but the gospel declares something different: God's grace is greater than our failures. Through Christ, we are not defined by our past; we are freed by the Spirit to become fruitful people who increasingly reflect the character of Jesus. This is Spirit formation! Sunday’s message was a reminder for disciples while answering the question: WHAT DOES THE SPIRIT DESIRE FOR US TO DO?
Fruit of the Spirit: Kindness
Speaker: Ricky Johnson Region: South
Fruit of the Spirit: Forbearance
Speaker: Keegan Simm Region: South Main Text: James 1
Fruit of the Spirit: Peace
Speaker: Kelly Gilchrist Main text: Luke 15:11-32 Region: South Kelly Gilchrist preached an encouraging & relatable message on peace as we talk through the fruit of the Spirit in our lives and how we live that our in our relationships. A key point is that we cannot have the love, joy, peace, or any of the fruit of the Spirit without God. If we want to look more like Jesus, we must seek to obey and sow to the Spirit & not the flesh, world or selfishness. Below are key Scriptures and ideas from the sermon on PEACE!
Fruit of the Spirit: Joy
Speaker: Leke Lewu Main Text: Luke 15:11-323 Region: South HOW CAN WE BE JOYFUL?? || KEYS TO JOY: LUKE 15 Point #1 - Joy is in God. It is not distant. (Luke 15:11-20) (Closely tied to prayer & thanksgiving as in 1Thessalonians 5:16-18 & Philippians 4:4-7) Point #2 - Don’t wait until everything is perfect later… Rejoice now! (Luke 15:20-31) Point #3 - Joy in others (Luke 15:32)
Fruit of the Spirit: Love
Speaker: Kordale Gibson Main text: Galatians 5 Region: South Every day we make thousands of decisions, but those decisions are shaped by something deeper: our beliefs and perspective. What we believe influences how we see people, relationships, conflict, forgiveness, and love itself. The gospel transforms not only what we do, but who we become, creating a new humanity empowered by the Spirit to love like Jesus in a world often shaped by hatred, division, and sin.
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