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Jul 31, 2023 40 min

Fresh - Do Good wk.7 - Ps. Aaron

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This Sunday, Ps Aaron continued our FRESH series on the Fruit of the Spirit with a message titled DO GOOD. This week’s text took us to Titus 3:1-8 which discusses being “ready for every good work” and to “be careful to devote themselves to good works, these things are excellent and profitable for people”. By definition, goodness is to do good; to be one with moral virtue and character; having integrity. The opposite of goodness is phoniness and hypocrisy. We can’t talk about it and not be about it! We also learned four practical ways to cultivate goodness in our lives. Are you an honest, be-kind, do-good kind of person? Are you an, oh my goodness, you phony and hypocritical kind of person? If you or someone you know struggles with this attribute of the fruit of the Spirit, we hope you will listen and share this message with others who need to experience His goodness. Our prayer each week is that we would help you to KNOW Jesus personally and begin to trust that He has a Purpose for your life. If you want or need prayer, would you let us know? We would love to pray with you and for you as God continues to reveal His grace and truth to you in a real and powerful way! You can email us at [email protected] #fresh #fruitofthespirit #dogood #wearepurposechurch #liveonpurpose #knowjesus #discoverpurpose #servecommunity #makedisciples

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