The goal isn’t to try harder to produce better fruit; it’s to remain closer to Jesus and let His life produce the fruit through me.
God’s kind of love doesn’t wait for someone else to deserve it, initiate it, or return it-love goes first.
I don’t have to wear what the people around me are wearing-I can choose to put on Christ and let His love determine my response.
Love isn’t proven by what I say I believe; the receipt is how increasingly my life begins to look like Jesus.
In the finale of Living Under the Influence, Pastor Brian reveals that biblical love (agape) is the foundational fruit upon which all others rest—a deliberate, self-giving commitment demonstrated through action
God’s love isn’t a response to how lovable I am; it’s a revelation of who He is.
Gentleness is not weakness-it is power wrapped in peace.
Gentleness doesn’t excuse people’s behavior-it gives us enough grace to see the person behind the behavior.
Gentleness doesn’t change the truth-it changes the tone in which the truth is carried.
In this message, Pastor John Jose explores the fruit of gentleness, revealing that biblical gentleness is not weakness, but power and strength governed by the Holy Spirit for the benefit
Pressure isn’t only something to survive; it can become a mirror the Holy Spirit uses to show us what’s really happening inside.