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Fruit of the Spirit

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How Do I Know If I Have the Holy Spirit?

  • by United Church of God
The Bible does not speak of evidence of the Holy Spirit being in us through physical, outward signs. Instead, it speaks of it in terms of actions of the heart.
Rows of fruit aligned geometrically including pineapples, blueberries, raspberries and limes

Bearing Fruit

  • by Sydney Nyamasoka
Is God's Spirit in you? If so, what are the visible results in your life? In other words, what fruit is it bearing?

Think Like a Cranberry

  • by Steve Myers

A vital spiritual lesson appears when we study how cranberries are processed...

Kindness goes a long way to make life a better experience for the use of it.

Building Bridges of Kindness

  • by Karen Edelbach
The Feast of Tabernacles is coming up soon and is a perfect opportunity to contemplate ways we can show kindness to others.
How do we find the peace Christ promised—the peace that overcomes our natural frustrations and troubling anxieties?

Peace Be With You

  • by Peter Eddington
As we have Jesus Christ living in us through the power of the Holy Spirit, we are being filled with the peace of God—a fruit of the Holy Spirit. The sacrifice of Jesus Christ and His subsequent resurrection makes this all possible for us. And we can rejoice in that.

The Danger of Indifference

  • by United Church of God
To be indifferent to people is to treat them in a way that indicates you feel they have no importance and you couldn’t care less about them.

God's Greatest Gifts

  • by Good News
In the beginning, God created mankind "in His own image" with wonderful bodies and minds; He also created everything else on earth for man's benefit (Genesis 1:26-30).

Weeds and Deeds

  • by United Church of God
Sometimes it seems weeds crop up everywhere! Wishing you a weed-free day!

True Freedom

  • by John Rutis
If you were as rich as billionaire Howard Hughes, you would enjoy great freedom. Wouldn't you?