If we have entered into a relationship with God through faith in Jesus, then we have been granted a remarkable status–children of God. However, being a child of God does come with certain obligations.

So many people these days are looking for some new revelation, some new truth. They want to know the future. John told his readers something we need to pay attention to; we already know all we need to know, we know the truth.

Every now and then, even the mightiest warrior needs some encouragement. In this week’s message from 1 John, that is what we get!

If we’re going to understand life with Jesus, then we need to understand a prime motivator in the life of Jesus–love.

It is said that anyone who chooses to represent themselves in a court has a fool for a client. If this is true, why would anyone want to try and represent themselves before Almighty God?

Last week we saw how fellowship required us to be willing to be vulnerable, open to sharing with one another. This week we look at another aspect of fellowship, which is the need to be in the light…

What we believe about Jesus is vital to our ability to become the disciples we are meant to be. In this series of messages, we are going to be looking at the real Jesus, and trying to introduce ourselves to Him.

We come to the final message in this series, now we need to learn what the final outcome of all of this means.

How are we supposed to actually employ the fruit of the Spirit in our lives without letting them go off the rails? The key is found in the final entry on the list given to us by Paul in Galatians, self-control.

In this message, we take a look at an attribute, a fruit of the Spirit, that probably is mot the most popular, especially among men–gentleness. The post Gentleness first appeared on Central Church.