This powerful message brings us to the culmination of the fruit of the Spirit series with a deep dive into self-control—perhaps the most challenging fruit for us to cultivate. Drawing from Galatians 5 and Romans 7, we're reminded that everyone produces fruit in their lives, but the critical question is: what type? The sermon confronts us with an uncomfortable truth: self-control isn't about having a stronger will, but about submitting our will to God's.

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Drawing from Galatians 5, we discover that gentleness isn't weakness, but power under control, like a mighty war horse trained to submit to its master's will. The ancient Greeks used this very image to describe strength exercised with restraint. We see this perfectly embodied in Jesus, who possessed all the power of heaven and earth yet chose humility and self-control. The message unpacks how gentleness deflects conflict, persuades hearts, and opens doors to God's purpose in our lives.

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This message takes us deep into the heart of faithfulness as a fruit of the Holy Spirit, challenging us to examine what it truly means to be steadfast in every area of our lives. Drawing from Galatians 5:22-23 and the parable of the talents in Matthew 25, we're confronted with this truth: we are all faithful to something, and when we commit to faithfulness in one area, we simultaneously commit to unfaithfulness in another. Faithfulness isn't just a nice trait but a foundational reality for a flourishing life. One day we'll stand before God and hear either 'well done, good and faithful servant' or face the consequences of burying what we've been given. Whether we've been given five talents, two, or one, the same commendation awaits those who are faithful. This isn't about achieving worldly success. It's about consistent, reliable devotion to what God has placed in our hands: our families, our relationships, our gifts, and our role in His kingdom. The call is clear and urgent: make war on unfaithfulness, stop hiding what God has given us, and embrace the privilege of responsibility in building His kingdom on earth.

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