In this concluding episode, Pastor Harry discusses the last fruit of the Spirit: love. Starting with Paul’s first use of the word in Galatians 2:20, consider five times the Apostle Paul uses the word throughout the book and discover the unique, nuanced principles that accompany each use of the term.

Explore the deeper meaning of what it means to be faithful, rooted in an understanding of a God who is who He claims to be and does what He says He will do. In this episode, Pastor Mark will explain both the rewards of faithfulness as well as how to cultivate this fruit in your life.

In this week’s message, Pastor Harry discusses the concept of peace: How it originates from God, the role of the Holy Spirit, and how it guards us. Harry also discusses the difference between peace from God in contrast to peace as the world defines it.

To be kind in our culture requires going beyond what is normal but what is expected in today’s culture. In this message, Pastor Lauren explains how to extend kindness in a culture where a cleverly worded insult is a sign of intelligence; where sarcasm is classified as humor.

In this episode, Pastor Lawrence explains the why, how, and what of being good, as God defines and expects. More challenging than we might otherwise expect, it should be for us an aspirational goal, one made possible via the power of the Holy Spirit.

In this message, simultaneously, translated to Spanish, Mosaic's NextGen pastor, Andriel Diaz, explains how self-control pleases the Father. In the absence of it, we not only hurt ourselves but fail to protect those we love.

In this episode Pastor Lawrence explains gentleness as strength under control. Listen now to learn more about the features and benefits of becoming more gentle in your interaction with others.

Paul's list of the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22) stands in contrast with his articulation of the desires and deeds of the flesh earlier in the chapter. In this episode, learn 7 things that drive our impatience and 4 ways to become more patient with yourself and others.