The Fruit of the Spirit lead us, not the works of the flesh. Let’s look at how those fruits can grow within us based on our relationship with God.
Tag Archives: sins of the world bible study
The Old Wild Parties || Sins of the World #15
The parties we throw can be all about getting drunk and being debaucherous. They don’t align with God’s will, for his parties are about love and community.
Shocker! Christians Can Drink! || Sins of the World #14
Drinking alcohol can be disastrous when we get drunk, but Christians can drink with respect and moderation. How? Let’s talk about that.
Removing Envy || Sins of the World #13
Envy can give us power to determine whether someone deserves something or not. Scripture shows us to remove envy and replace it with gratitude.
Factionless Community || Sins of the World #12
Factions are not a term we hear about lately, but we do see separation and divisions. Paul shows us how to overcome them through the Corinth church.
Dissension Can Change || Sins of the World #11
Dissension shows a strong opposition against others, rooted deep down. It can fracture relationships and communities. Dissension can also become forgiveness.
Changing Our Selfish Heart || Sins of the World #10
Selfishness is an innate reaction to attempt gain everything, regardless of what goes on. God wants us to change our hearts from selfish to selfless.
Anger Leads to Patience || Sins of the World #9
Anger is something that happens all over the world. God’s anger shows us a path to patience, both with ourselves and those around us.
Quite Quarrelsome || Sins of the World #7
There’s fighting everywhere we look.. 2 Corinthians 12:20 helps guide our minds towards reconciliation and unity.
Making the World Less Hostile || Sins of the World #6
Our world is filled with hostility and chaos right now. The hostilities are nothing new to God, and we find that a rebellion against His commands is what gets us there. Romans 8:7 shows us the hostility of our flesh, and I share a view ways were overcome this to create unity amongst us.