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God gives us a spirit of self-control so that we can resist the temptations around us and live an intentional life honoring to God in our actions and our heart.

In a self-obsessed world, we are called to fi our eyes on God by whose love we can love others.

To be gentle is to deal with others humanely, treating them not as they deserve but with the same compassion and understanding with which God treats us.

Faithfulness is essential to every healthy relationship and is an expression of godly character employed for the benefit of others.

Eternal life is so much more than living forever. It speaks to the quality of the life that Jesus offers us--a life lived in relationship with him, under his caring leadership over us.

To reflect God’s goodness and kindness means that we are creatively mindful of all the ways that we can thoughtfully and proactively help others in their moments of need.

Peace with God leads to the peace of God, which ultimately turns us into his peacemakers who participate with him in the restoring work of bringing shalom to his creation.

Forgiving biblically means we let go of what we think we are owed.

There are times when we fight alone and other times where we fight as a community of believers, but know that this battle is won in Jesus Christ.

God uses ordinary people like you and me to do His extraordinary work.

Times of silence before the Lord provide opportunities for God's unique response.

How we frame the Christian life informs how we live it out. We will explore the familiar metaphor of a race to see how God calls us to follow him.

God saves us so that we can recover our calling to be his image bearers, growing each day in the likeness of Jesus through the work of the Holy Spirit.

When we truly understand and believe that God is full of joy, we too can share in his joy.

The most important expression of the Holy Spirit’s work in our life is to change us from self-centered to others-serving followers of Jesus.

True change happens when we use our freedom in Christ not as an opportunity to satisfy our darker desires, but to live a Spirit-led life that reflects the beautiful life that Jesus lived.

Following Jesus can often feel frustrating or futile, but through the life of Peter we see what it looks like to have faith in Jesus and to follow him.