Especially in Christian circles, we proclaim God’s faithfulness (his worthiness of our belief, our trust) - and rightfully so. But just because this may be true, what happens when we are not seeing it or experiencing it? What are we supposed to do when God isn’t showing up like we thought he would?

What is 'goodness'? How do we define this flavor of the Fruit of the Spirit? In order to grasp what it is we are experiencing in the goodness of God, we need to first come to grips with how God defines goodness (instead of our own definitions and standards). From there, because we increasingly look like those we are around the most, we will increasingly see goodness grow in us and through us.

If we allow ourselves to focus on how God’s kindness is lavished upon us as a response to our sin, we will discover how incomparably rich we are – and how rich in kindness we can afford to be.

Among all of the Fruits of the Spirit, 'patience' tends to be the one most people desire the least. But more than something we need to work on, the patience of the Lord towards us and within us develops something entirely different than what our flesh or the world can offer. Join us in 'Experiencing Patience' this weekend!

Peace, shalom, with God and then with one another has always been a challenge for the people of the church. Yet it is a vital fruit of the Spirit's presence and movement in our lives. How might we posture ourselves to receive this fruit anew and then allow it to overflow in and around us?

The second fruit of the Spirit found in Galatians 5 is Joy. Far surpassing happiness, and then enduring beyond all circumstances, ‘joy’ is one of the most precious productions of the Spirit we experience!

While it might seem obvious, the nature of love is a foundational matter at the core of God's very identity as well as the fruit he desires us to experience. More than just an emotion or a state of being, love is very practical in the relationships and world around each of us.

As an introductory weekend to the Walk Of Becoming series we will be in for the next 10 weeks, Pastor John shares the critical context behind the Fruit of the Spirit. From that, we learn that the Christian life is not merely about performance but transformation!

Jason Weber (Christian Alliance for Orphans) joins Timberline Windsor for Orphan Care Weekend

This stand-alone weekend TW explores God’s Heart For The Nations.