Throughout the Bible, God's followers are called to serve Him; not grudgingly or grumpily, but with gladness.

In this final message of our Christian virtues series, we are looking at God's command to be godly.

Paul places self-control at the end of his list of the fruit of the Spirit for emphasis because having self-control is essential for living the Christian life. Having said that, it is incredibly difficult to live out oftentimes. Join in as we look at the virtue of self-control.

Gentleness and meekness are not highly valued in today's world. However, they are a Christian virtue that should be true in the life of every Spirit-led believer. Join us as we look at what that means for us today.

Trustworthy, dependable, faithful...These are all words that should describe the Christian. While they may not seem like spiritual traits or virtues, Scripture tells us unequivocally that they are. Join in today as we look at God's call for Christians to be faithful.

Scripture calls Christians to be good. But what does that mean and how does that happen?

Christians are to be kind. But what does that mean? Kindness is not niceness. Join us as we look at how God says Christians are to live.

Patience is something that is desperately needed as we deal with others. Yet at the same time, it is something that many people desperately need more of. Today, we are going to be challenged to walk in a manner worthy of our calling.

Anxiety is not a fruit of the Spirit. Peace is. Peace should permeate every pore of the Christian's life.

Today we will look at the invaluable virtue of joy.