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Gentleness in an Age of Rage (Part 3: Cultivating Peace)
This Sunday we continue our Cultivating Peace series by exploring one of the most overlooked but powerful fruits of the Spirit: gentleness.
In a world where loud voices dominate and defensiveness is second nature, Jesus invites us to “Come and learn from me… for I am gentle and humble in heart.” What if gentleness isn’t weakness but the very strength that makes peace possible? What if it’s the truest expression of grace?
We’ll reflect on what gentleness looks like in Christ, how it’s formed in us by the Spirit, and why it’s essential for leadership, relationships, and our witness in a divided world.
This Sunday we continue our Cultivating Peace series by exploring one of the most overlooked but powerful fruits of the Spirit: gentleness.
In a world where loud voices dominate and defensiveness is second nature, Jesus invites us to “Come and learn from me… for I am gentle and humble in heart.” What if gentleness isn’t weakness but the very strength that makes peace possible? What if it’s the truest expression of grace?
We’ll reflect on what gentleness looks like in Christ, how it’s formed in us by the Spirit, and why it’s essential for leadership, relationships, and our witness in a divided world.
In a world where loud voices dominate and defensiveness is second nature, Jesus invites us to “Come and learn from me… for I am gentle and humble in heart.” What if gentleness isn’t weakness but the very strength that makes peace possible? What if it’s the truest expression of grace?
We’ll reflect on what gentleness looks like in Christ, how it’s formed in us by the Spirit, and why it’s essential for leadership, relationships, and our witness in a divided world.
This Sunday we continue our Cultivating Peace series by exploring one of the most overlooked but powerful fruits of the Spirit: gentleness.
In a world where loud voices dominate and defensiveness is second nature, Jesus invites us to “Come and learn from me… for I am gentle and humble in heart.” What if gentleness isn’t weakness but the very strength that makes peace possible? What if it’s the truest expression of grace?
We’ll reflect on what gentleness looks like in Christ, how it’s formed in us by the Spirit, and why it’s essential for leadership, relationships, and our witness in a divided world.
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By Teaching Team of Gulf Coast Community ChurchThis Sunday we continue our Cultivating Peace series by exploring one of the most overlooked but powerful fruits of the Spirit: gentleness.
In a world where loud voices dominate and defensiveness is second nature, Jesus invites us to “Come and learn from me… for I am gentle and humble in heart.” What if gentleness isn’t weakness but the very strength that makes peace possible? What if it’s the truest expression of grace?
We’ll reflect on what gentleness looks like in Christ, how it’s formed in us by the Spirit, and why it’s essential for leadership, relationships, and our witness in a divided world.
This Sunday we continue our Cultivating Peace series by exploring one of the most overlooked but powerful fruits of the Spirit: gentleness.
In a world where loud voices dominate and defensiveness is second nature, Jesus invites us to “Come and learn from me… for I am gentle and humble in heart.” What if gentleness isn’t weakness but the very strength that makes peace possible? What if it’s the truest expression of grace?
We’ll reflect on what gentleness looks like in Christ, how it’s formed in us by the Spirit, and why it’s essential for leadership, relationships, and our witness in a divided world.
In a world where loud voices dominate and defensiveness is second nature, Jesus invites us to “Come and learn from me… for I am gentle and humble in heart.” What if gentleness isn’t weakness but the very strength that makes peace possible? What if it’s the truest expression of grace?
We’ll reflect on what gentleness looks like in Christ, how it’s formed in us by the Spirit, and why it’s essential for leadership, relationships, and our witness in a divided world.
This Sunday we continue our Cultivating Peace series by exploring one of the most overlooked but powerful fruits of the Spirit: gentleness.
In a world where loud voices dominate and defensiveness is second nature, Jesus invites us to “Come and learn from me… for I am gentle and humble in heart.” What if gentleness isn’t weakness but the very strength that makes peace possible? What if it’s the truest expression of grace?
We’ll reflect on what gentleness looks like in Christ, how it’s formed in us by the Spirit, and why it’s essential for leadership, relationships, and our witness in a divided world.