Sow peace. This fruit is characterized by an inner harmony that promotes accord and tranquility. Peace planted in the soul and cultivated by the Holy Spirit will prosper even if faced with the rages and havoc of war. This blessed fruit produces contentment with one’s earthly lot. God, the Master Gardener, rewards those who…
Joy thrives in the most unlikely places. I learned this first hand last year. You see, for 2012 my adopted theme was “Ain’t Nobody Gonna Steal My Joy.” Looking back now, I realize how ironic that decision was because it was the hardest year of my life. Yet, in the midst of it all,…
Sow joy. This gladness of heart springs up from faith. A joyful person holds an exuberant outlook on life so that inner peace is not disturbed by outward turmoil. The joyful choose to rejoice and keep moving forward with “holy optimism.” Joy is rooted in an understanding that our Sovereign God is good. He is…
Have you ever tried to describe how kiwi or mango tastes to someone who has never sampled that fruit? How do you put that into words? Some things are hard to describe. Thankfully, the Scriptures clearly describe the fruit of agape love for us. Take a look at the description below to determine if you’re…
Sow love. All fruit is an outgrowth of this divine seed — affection, good will, benevolence that embraces Truth. This Agape love does what is best, not what is desired. Sowing requires effort and intention. Ask yourself how can you spread God’s love today? Seeds of love are small acts of unselfish attention. Plant a…
The awful truth is that it could take up to five years for you to see any fruit on a tree. This requires patience. It’s slow, but sure work. We must remain steady and strong. Remember that fruit needs to ripen. Mature fruit will be much more fruitilicious. Stay the course, and don’t give up…