In a world that celebrates success, achievement, and appearances, what does genuine goodness actually look like? This week, Pastor Dan King explores the Fruit of the Spirit called Goodness and shows how God develops a character that goes far beyond simply being nice. Discover how the Holy Spirit transforms our hearts so we can make a lasting difference in our homes, workplaces, and communities. Join us and learn what it means to bear the fruit of true goodness.

What does it look like to reflect the kindness of Jesus in our everyday relationships? As part of our Bear Fruit series, Pastor Dave Reno explores the Fruit of the Spirit known as kindness—not merely as a random act, but as a Spirit-produced character that reveals God's heart to others. Discover how biblical kindness can transform the way you respond to family, friends, coworkers, and even difficult people. Join us for this encouraging message and see how God can grow the fruit of kindness in your life—watch now.

Why does it seem like God is taking longer than you expected to answer, provide, or move?

In this message, Pastor Jon explores how biblical patience is more than simply waiting—it's trusting that God is at work even when you can't see it. If you've ever felt frustrated by delays, difficult people, or unanswered prayers, you'll find encouragement and practical wisdom from Scripture. Discover how remembering God's faithfulness in the past can help you trust Him with the present and the future. Watch now and be reminded that patience is active trust in a God who is always working.

The peace God offers is far more than the absence of conflict—it is a deep confidence and calm that comes from His presence. In a world filled with uncertainty, stress, and constant demands, the Holy Spirit produces a peace that circumstances cannot take away. Today, we'll discover how God's Spirit grows this kind of peace in our lives and how we can experience it every day. Galatians 5:22–23

Many people spend their lives chasing happiness, only to find that circumstances can take it away in a moment. But the joy that comes from God's Spirit is different—it isn't based on what's happening around us but on who is with us. In this message, we'll discover the source of true joy and learn how God enables us to find strength, hope, and contentment in every season. Join us as we explore the fruit of joy and uncover a deeper gladness that remains steady no matter what life brings.

Love is the first fruit of the Spirit because it is the foundation from which all the other fruit grows. Yet the kind of love God calls us to is far greater than a feeling or emotion—it's a reflection of His character at work within us. In this message, we'll discover how the Holy Spirit empowers us to love God, love others, and even love those who are hard to love. Join us as we explore the fruit of love and learn how God's love can transform our relationships, our attitudes, and our lives.

How do you stay spiritually grounded in a world that constantly pulls you toward distraction, discouragement, and apathy?

This week in Walking with Jesus, we turn to Ephesians 6:10–20 to explore Paul’s answer: the Christian life isn’t passive—it’s a battle that requires strength, awareness, and intentional preparation. Paul urges believers to stand firm and to put on the full armor of God so they can resist lies, temptation, and spiritual drift.

Do you ever feel like your work doesn’t really matter?

In Ephesians 6:5–9, we’ll discover that your work is more than a paycheck or a schedule. Your work has an earthly assignment, but a heavenly calling. Whether you lead a company, work behind the scenes, stay at home with kids, or show up to school every day, God can use your everyday faithfulness to make an eternal impact.

What does a healthy home actually look like? This Sunday, Pastor Jon walks through Ephesians 6:1–4 and shows us that healthy homes don’t happen by accident—they’re cultivated on purpose.

Like a garden, your home needs attention, intention, and care. In this message, you’ll discover how children and parents both play a role in building something that lasts—and how God designed your family to be a place where faith grows and lives are shaped.

What do you do when your marriage isn’t what you thought it would be?

When expectations don’t match reality… when it feels one-sided… when you’re trying, but they’re not? This Sunday at Mission Grove Church, Pastor Jon is talking about Love That Lasts—and it might not be what you expect. Because the Bible teaches that marriage isn’t just about happiness… it’s about holiness. It’s about becoming more like Jesus, even when it’s hard.

We’ll look at Ephesians 5 and discover how real, lasting love is built—not on a perfect relationship—but on a faithful walk with Him.