Teresa leads us through the fruit of faithfulness - a fruit that both grounds us (because God is faithful) and calls us to be steadfast with one another.

Our second week with these two virtues considers not just the definitions of goodness and kindness, but the nonsensical example we see in Jesus.

We take two words this week - kindness and goodness. These "sister" virtues begin not by giving them away, but by receiving them.

Chris invites us to consider the fruit of patience - a fruit many of us desire to have in greater abundance.

Patience carries with it the idea of integrity, making patience a fruit that helps us stay true to our values even in the midst of suffering.

Steve leads us in a reflection on peace -- a fruit that is more than a lack of conflict, but a force that brings wholeness.

This week Katie leads us in the second fruit listed in Galatians 5: joy.

All the fruits of the Spirit find their grounding in the first: Love.

We begin a fall series on the Fruits of the Spirit -- fruit we -- and our world -- desperately need.

This week is an intro, considering our role in transformation: tending the soil.

We conclude our series in Amos, taking a look at the transformational process the prophets exhibit and invite us to join.

We also hear the courageous journey of Lynee and Trevor as they have navigate the difficulties of long Covid (begins at 22:10).

We're nearing the end of Amos. Teresa leads us as we consider anger's role in our transformation.

We also hear from Phil Ackley starting at 17:45.