In today’s program, Rick Renner shares the importance of recognizing you’re dead to sin and alive to God so the fruit of the Spirit springs forth.

Since the devil is on the prowl, it is essential always to remain on guard — diligent, wide- awake, and doing our part to protect ourselves from the evil that is in the world.

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Discover that by walking in the Spirit, you can draw people in by cultivating fruits of the Spirit such as joy and peace in today’s program.

The Bible records many accounts of God conferring new names upon believers when they underwent life-changing spiritual transformations. For the entire library, go to renner.org.

There is no higher love than agape love! Today, Rick Renner describes the facets of God’s selfless agape love — the first fruit of the Spirit.

What words have been spoken over you that you know are legitimate words from the Lord? Has life tried to seize them away from you? In order for those words to come to fulfillment, it will require you to hold fast to them — because the devil and the cares of this life have a way of trying to steal the words God has spoken over your life. For the entire library, go to renner.org.

Join Rick Renner as he assures that producing the fruit of the Spirit in your life is possible because the seed of God’s Spirit is within your heart.

Draw on the wisdom and discernment of those who are older and seasoned in the Lord to teach you how to recognize the difference between the real and the counterfeit. That is what Paul was trying to teach the Thessalonians when he told them to “Prove all things….”

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In today’s program, Rick Renner shares about the mind of the flesh and the mind of the Spirit while discussing the final four works of the flesh.

Absolutely no one may mitigate the truth of the Gospel — even for the purpose of purchasing peace with the world around them. The only true recourse is to surrender to the Holy Spirit and do what is right, even if it is wrong in the eyes of the world.

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