In this episode of the Living Out 180 Podcast, Kendall is joined by special guest Kelcey Bumbalough, Senior Pastor at 180 Church, as they continue the Fruit of the Spirit series with a conversation on gentleness.

Often misunderstood as weakness, gentleness is actually a powerful expression of strength under control. The Greek word prautes describes a humility and meekness that reflects the very character of Jesus—one that brings rest, not pressure, to those around us.

Together, Kendall and Kelcey explore what it means to live with gentleness in a harsh and reactive world. They discuss how this fruit shows up in our communication, leadership, parenting, and relationships—and how gentleness allows us to restore others with grace rather than respond with condemnation.

Through the example of Jesus, we see that gentleness is not about losing strength, but surrendering it to God so that truth and love can work together.

Listen in and reflect:Do people experience rest—or pressure—when they are around you?

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In this episode of the Living Out 180 Podcast, Kendall and Brad continue their series on the Fruit of the Spirit by exploring the quiet but powerful virtue of faithfulness.

While faithfulness may not make headlines, it is the foundation of a life that honors God. The Greek word pistis describes a life that is trustworthy, loyal, and dependable — a steady commitment to God that shows up not in big moments, but in daily choices.

Together, Kendall and Brad unpack how faithfulness reflects the very character of God, whose mercies are new every morning. They discuss how this fruit is developed through consistent spiritual practices like prayer, time in God’s Word, community, and stewardship — and what it looks like to remain faithful even in seasons of doubt.

Faithfulness isn’t about perfection. It’s about continuing to show up, trusting God, and walking with Him over time.

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In this episode of the Living Out 180 Podcast, Kendall and Brad continue their series on the Fruit of the Spirit by exploring the often overlooked virtue of goodness.

While the word may sound simple, biblical goodness runs much deeper. The Greek word agathosune describes moral excellence and integrity expressed through righteous action. Goodness is not just about being nice — it is about living with humility, compassion, and integrity in a world that often rewards the opposite.

Together, Kendall and Brad discuss how goodness reflects the character of God and shows up in everyday decisions: choosing honesty when deceit would be easier, compassion when judgment feels justified, and generosity when self-preservation seems safer.

They also explore practical ways believers can cultivate goodness through God’s Word, prayer, community, and an eternal perspective.

Goodness may not always be flashy, but it is one of the clearest signs of a life being shaped by the Spirit.

Key Scripture: Galatians 5:22–23 Psalm 34:8 Psalm 119:105 Acts 4:13 Hebrews 10:24–25 Matthew 5:11–12

Listen in and ask yourself: Where is God calling you to choose goodness today?

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Kindness is more than being polite or agreeable. It is a reflection of the heart.

In this episode of Living Out 180, Kendall and Pastor Brad continue the Fruit of the Spirit series by exploring the biblical meaning of kindness. The Greek word chrestotes describes a tender concern for others that leads to generous and compassionate action. True kindness flows from a transformed heart and reflects the kindness God has first shown to us.

Throughout the conversation, they discuss how gratitude for God’s mercy softens our hearts, why unforgiveness and selfishness can block kindness, and what it looks like to intentionally practice kindness in our homes, workplaces, and communities. When we understand the depth of God’s kindness toward us, it naturally shapes how we treat the people around us.

This episode will challenge you to move beyond surface-level niceness and begin living a life marked by genuine kindness that reflects Christ.

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In this episode of Living Out 180, Brad and Kendall continue the Fruit of the Spirit series by exploring what Scripture really means by patience. Far more than simply waiting calmly, biblical patience (makrothymia) is endurance, perseverance, and steady trust in the middle of unfinished seasons.

Together, they discuss how patience is formed through testing, why waiting on God renews our strength, and how letting go of our timeline opens the door to God’s timing. From the story of Joseph to everyday leadership, family life, and relationships, this conversation looks at how patience shapes maturity and deepens trust.

If you’ve ever struggled with wanting answers now, results now, or control now, this episode invites you to see waiting not as wasted time—but as a place where God is forming something lasting in you.

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In this episode of Living Out 180, Brad and Kendall continue the Fruit of the Spirit series by exploring what Scripture really means by peace. This conversation moves beyond the idea of peace as the absence of conflict and instead looks at it as something deeper—rooted in God’s presence, His authority, and our trust in Him.

Together, they discuss why peace can exist even in uncertain or stressful seasons, how anxiety often grows when we try to control what only God can hold, and why prayer, surrender, and right thinking are essential to living with steady hearts. From leadership and family life to discipleship and everyday pressures, this episode offers practical insight into how peace can grow in the middle of real life—not just when everything feels calm.

If you’ve ever felt like your peace depends on your circumstances, this conversation invites you to rediscover the kind of peace that remains steady even when life isn’t.

Learn more or join us at 180 Church in Maryville, TN at www.180churchtn.com

In this episode of Living Out 180, Brad and Kendall continue the Fruit of the Spirit series by exploring what Scripture really means by joy. This conversation goes beyond happiness or temporary emotion and looks at joy as something deeper—rooted in God’s presence, His promises, and our relationship with Him.

Together, they unpack why joy is described as strength, how comparison and circumstances often rob us of it, and why we don’t have to wait for life to be perfect before choosing to rejoice. From leadership and family life to discipleship and everyday pressures, this episode offers a practical look at how joy can be cultivated in the middle of real life—not just in the easy seasons.

If you’ve ever felt like your joy depends on what’s happening around you, this conversation invites you to rediscover the kind of joy that remains steady even when life isn’t.

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In this episode of Living Out 180, Brad and Kendall continue the Fruit of the Spirit series by starting where Scripture starts—with love. While love is often easy to talk about, this conversation focuses on what it looks like to actually live it out in everyday life.

Rather than treating love as a feeling, this episode explores love as formation—something shaped in us as we walk with the Spirit. Brad and Kendall discuss how agape love shows up under pressure, why love is inseparable from obedience, and how genuine spiritual growth is always reflected in the way we treat others. Along the way, they connect love to leadership, family life, discipleship, and the daily choices that reveal what’s truly shaping our hearts.

This is an honest and practical conversation about learning to receive God’s love, choosing love intentionally, and allowing it to become the foundation from which every other fruit of the Spirit grows.

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