Vaughn Park Church of Christ (Sermons)

Though we often resist this fruit of the Spirit, Brad reminds us we are called to be gentle like Christ, who soothes the bruised and brings light from the faintest spark.

It's easy to miss what's really important. On Easter Sunday, Brad along with Jack and Jill Maxwell helped us focus on the sacrifice of Jesus by reminding us the same God who provided for Abraham and Issac gave His only Son so we might have everlasting life.

Are you dependable? Can people count on you? Are you faithful? Brad reminds us of God's unchanging nature and how we can tap into His faithfulness to demonstrate dependability to the world.

Good: It's what God is, and what He calls us to be. In Brad's sixth lesson on the Fruit of the Spirit, we're encouraged to cultivate goodness by getting in the Word, surrounding ourselves with good people, looking for opportunities to do good and standing up for good and against evil.

Are you a cistern or an aqueduct? Do you receive blessing and keep it, or pass it along to others. Jim Holway delivered a challenging message on what it means to be a missionary and a Christian.

We are to be kind because God is kind, and He demonstrated his kindness by sending Jesus. Brad's sermon reminds us our kindness should not depend on the other person or whether it's reciprocated. But rather, we glorify God by reflecting His kindness to everyone.