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How to Help Your Children Keep Their Faith After They Leave Home
Rules can shape behavior for a season. Here is how to disciple your children’s hearts for a lifetime.
Love as a Fruit of the Spirit: What It Means and How the Spirit Grows It
Love heads Paul’s list. Here is what Scripture means by it, how Jesus shows it and how the Spirit grows it in people who have first been loved.
Joy as a Fruit of the Spirit: Gladness in God That Circumstances Can’t Remove
Biblical joy is not forced cheerfulness or the absence of grief. It is gladness in God that the Spirit grows, even in hard seasons.
Peace as a Fruit of the Spirit: More Than Calm
The Spirit’s peace is more than a calm mood. It begins with peace with God, guards anxious hearts and reaches out to make peace with others.
Forbearance (Patience) as a Fruit of the Spirit: What It Means
Forbearance is the Spirit-given grace of bearing with people over time, rooted in God’s patience with us and tested in ordinary life.
Kindness as a Fruit of the Spirit: Beyond Being Nice
Biblical kindness begins with God’s kindness to us in Christ, and it moves toward people with practical mercy that niceness never reaches.
Goodness as a Fruit of the Spirit: How It Differs From Kindness
Goodness is God’s own character, formed in us by His Spirit, and it joins a generous heart to an upright life.
Faithfulness as a Fruit of the Spirit: Steady Trust and Reliability
Faithfulness begins with the God who keeps every promise, and it grows in us as steady trust in Him and reliability toward others.
Gentleness as a Fruit of the Spirit: Strength Under Control
Gentleness is not weakness. It is the humble, restoring way of Jesus, who invites the weary to come to Him and find rest.
Self-Control as a Fruit of the Spirit: Growing When You Keep Failing
Self-control is not white-knuckled willpower. Grace trains us in it, and it grows through repentance, dependence and Spirit-empowered effort.
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