Having joy in the midst of trying times often eludes you, loving difficult people seems to get harder all of the time, maintaining your cool under pressure (are you kidding me?), and being gentle when mistreated are all much easier said than done. The good news is that God has the answer—the Holy Spirit. His job is to produce His fruit—our job is to figure out how to let Him. For the next nine weeks, as we study the fruits of the Spirit found in Galatians, we will find that it is time to grow.

Having joy in the midst of trying times often eludes you, loving difficult people seems to get harder all of the time, maintaining your cool under pressure (are you kidding me?), and being gentle when mistreated are all much easier said than done. The good news is that God has the answer—the Holy Spirit. His job is to produce His fruit—our job is to figure out how to let Him. For the next nine weeks, as we study the fruits of the Spirit found in Galatians, we will find that it is time to grow.

Having joy in the midst of trying times often eludes you, loving difficult people seems to get harder all of the time, maintaining your cool under pressure (are you kidding me?), and being gentle when mistreated are all much easier said than done. The good news is that God has the answer—the Holy Spirit. His job is to produce His fruit—our job is to figure out how to let Him. For the next nine weeks, as we study the fruits of the Spirit found in Galatians, we will find that it is time to grow.

Having joy in the midst of trying times often eludes you, loving difficult people seems to get harder all of the time, maintaining your cool under pressure (are you kidding me?), and being gentle when mistreated are all much easier said than done. The good news is that God has the answer—the Holy Spirit. His job is to produce His fruit—our job is to figure out how to let Him. For the next nine weeks, as we study the fruits of the Spirit found in Galatians, we will find that it is time to grow.

Having joy in the midst of trying times often eludes you, loving difficult people seems to get harder all of the time, maintaining your cool under pressure (are you kidding me?), and being gentle when mistreated are all much easier said than done. The good news is that God has the answer—the Holy Spirit. His job is to produce His fruit—our job is to figure out how to let Him. For the next nine weeks, as we study the fruits of the Spirit found in Galatians, we will find that it is time to grow.

Having joy in the midst of trying times often eludes you, loving difficult people seems to get harder all of the time, maintaining your cool under pressure (are you kidding me?), and being gentle when mistreated are all much easier said than done. The good news is that God has the answer—the Holy Spirit. His job is to produce His fruit—our job is to figure out how to let Him. For the next nine weeks, as we study the fruits of the Spirit found in Galatians, we will find that it is time to grow.

Having joy in the midst of trying times often eludes you, loving difficult people seems to get harder all of the time, maintaining your cool under pressure (are you kidding me?), and being gentle when mistreated are all much easier said than done. The good news is that God has the answer—the Holy Spirit. His job is to produce His fruit—our job is to figure out how to let Him. For the next nine weeks, as we study the fruits of the Spirit found in Galatians, we will find that it is time to grow.

Having joy in the midst of trying times often eludes you, loving difficult people seems to get harder all of the time, maintaining your cool under pressure (are you kidding me?), and being gentle when mistreated are all much easier said than done. The good news is that God has the answer—the Holy Spirit. His job is to produce His fruit—our job is to figure out how to let Him. For the next nine weeks, as we study the fruits of the Spirit found in Galatians, we will find that it is time to grow.

Having joy in the midst of trying times often eludes you, loving difficult people seems to get harder all of the time, maintaining your cool under pressure (are you kidding me?), and being gentle when mistreated are all much easier said than done. The good news is that God has the answer—the Holy Spirit. His job is to produce His fruit—our job is to figure out how to let Him. For the next nine weeks, as we study the fruits of the Spirit found in Galatians, we will find that it is time to grow.

Having joy in the midst of trying times often eludes you, loving difficult people seems to get harder all of the time, maintaining your cool under pressure (are you kidding me?), and being gentle when mistreated are all much easier said than done. The good news is that God has the answer—the Holy Spirit. His job is to produce His fruit—our job is to figure out how to let Him. For the next nine weeks, as we study the fruits of the Spirit found in Galatians, we will find that it is time to grow.