Full SoulPancake's video "The Science of Happiness - An Experiment in Gratitude":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHv6vTKD6lg

Full SoulPancake's video "The Science of Happiness - An Experiment in Gratitude":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHv6vTKD6lg

This week we focus on love as a Fruit of the Spirit. God emphasizes the centrality of love throughout the Old and New Testament Documents. Key examples include Deuteronomy 6:4-5 (some say the summary statement of the Pentateuch) and in Jesus’ teaching Matthew 22: 36-40. The overriding concept is that the Spirit produces love in us so that we can appreciate the gifts of others. The threat against our ability to receive, accept, and live in love, is pride.

This week we focus on love as a Fruit of the Spirit. God emphasizes the centrality of love throughout the Old and New Testament Documents. Key examples include Deuteronomy 6:4-5 (some say the summary statement of the Pentateuch) and in Jesus’ teaching Matthew 22: 36-40. The overriding concept is that the Spirit produces love in us so that we can appreciate the gifts of others. The threat against our ability to receive, accept, and live in love, is pride.

This week we focus on love as a Fruit of the Spirit. God emphasizes the centrality of love throughout the Old and New Testament Documents. Key examples include Deuteronomy 6:4-5 (some say the summary statement of the Pentateuch) and in Jesus’ teaching Matthew 22: 36-40. The overriding concept is that the Spirit produces love in us so that we can appreciate the gifts of others. The threat against our ability to receive, accept, and live in love, is pride.

This week we focus on love as a Fruit of the Spirit. God emphasizes the centrality of love throughout the Old and New Testament Documents. Key examples include Deuteronomy 6:4-5 (some say the summary statement of the Pentateuch) and in Jesus’ teaching Matthew 22: 36-40. The overriding concept is that the Spirit produces love in us so that we can appreciate the gifts of others. The threat against our ability to receive, accept, and live in love, is pride.

This week we focus in on the Fruit of the Spirit, what the Holy Spirit produces in those who follow Jesus. Paul calls us to take a new and next step with the Spirit. To help us understand what it means to walk in the Spirit he contrasts the deeds of the flesh with the fruit (deeds) of the Spirit. We learn that we are not called to a “works righteousness” but to freedom in Christ.

This week we focus in on the Fruit of the Spirit, what the Holy Spirit produces in those who follow Jesus. Paul calls us to take a new and next step with the Spirit. To help us understand what it means to walk in the Spirit he contrasts the deeds of the flesh with the fruit (deeds) of the Spirit. We learn that we are not called to a “works righteousness” but to freedom in Christ.

This week we focus in on the Fruit of the Spirit, what the Holy Spirit produces in those who follow Jesus. Paul calls us to take a new and next step with the Spirit. To help us understand what it means to walk in the Spirit he contrasts the deeds of the flesh with the fruit (deeds) of the Spirit. We learn that we are not called to a “works righteousness” but to freedom in Christ.

This week we focus in on the Fruit of the Spirit, what the Holy Spirit produces in those who follow Jesus. Paul calls us to take a new and next step with the Spirit. To help us understand what it means to walk in the Spirit he contrasts the deeds of the flesh with the fruit (deeds) of the Spirit. We learn that we are not called to a “works righteousness” but to freedom in Christ.