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Kindness

6/26/2026

Kindness is the gentle, compassionate, and benevolent way we treat others. This sermon focuses on Ephesians 4:32, which commands us to be kind and compassionate, forgiving one another, just as Christ forgave us. Kindness is the visible result of a heart transformed by God's grace, and it’s a powerful testimony of His love to a hurting world.

How can extending deep, Christ-like forgiveness to someone who hurt you become the ultimate expression of genuine kindness?

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The Purpose of Waiting

6/19/2026

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Patience is the ability to endure suffering and wait with hope, and it is a key component of the Spirit’s fruit. This sermon explains that patience isn't passive; it's an active endurance that allows God to work in our lives. Romans 5 teaches us that suffering produces perseverance, which in turn builds character and hope. This is the divine purpose behind waiting.

How can viewing waiting as active endurance rather than passive tolerance change our relationship with God during difficult seasons?

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A Peace that Surpasses All Understanding

6/12/2026

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This sermon explores the peace that is part of the fruit of the Spirit. It distinguishes between the world’s temporary peace (absence of conflict) and Jesus’s lasting peace, which He gives to His followers. This is an inner tranquility and wholeness, a right relationship with God, others, and ourselves, which calms our anxieties and grounds us in His presence.

If Christ's peace is already given to us, why do we often find ourselves searching for external, temporary calmness, and how can we actively access the inner tranquility of His presence?

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The Foundation of Everything

6/5/2026

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Love is the first and most fundamental aspect of the fruit. This sermon unpacks Paul's definition of love from 1 Corinthians 13, showing that it's not a fleeting emotion, but a patient, kind, and selfless action. This kind of love is the very nature of God, the fuel for all other virtues, and the defining mark of a true follower of Christ.

If love is patient, kind, and selfless as described in 1 Corinthians 13, how would our relationships, our church, and our witness to the world change if we measured our Christianity not by what we know, but by how we love?

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Kindness

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