Great things can be accomplished by a group of people moving together toward a God-inspired goal.

Pastor Andy teaches on Nehemiah 2:1-8. Prayer is not a substitute for action, it is an action for which there is no substitute.

When we sense or receive a “calling,” we are moved to meet some need in a way that connects us to a purpose and task larger than ourselves.

When we practice self-control, the Holy Spirit transforms our desires and actions, leading to freedom. From 2 Peter 1:3-11.

Gentleness is often associated with weakness, but nothing could be further from the truth. The fruit of gentleness is the strength of God working in us through love. St. Jerome said, “There is nothing so strong as gentleness and nothing so gentle as real strength.”

We are called to faithfulness in light of the faithfulness of God.

Just as God has shown kindness and goodness to us, so he calls us to show kindness and goodness to others.

Patience is not simply THAT we wait. It is HOW we wait.

We often base our joy on achievement. However, true joy comes from realizing that what I achieve in life does not compare to what I have received in Christ.

Pastor John Watkin preaches on peace in the second week of the “Fruit of the Spirit” series.