Seasons of Faith: Fall

What does it mean to enter a "fall" season of faith, a time of reflection, reaping what has been sown, and experiencing the fullness of joy in God's presence?In this concluding sermon of the Seasons of Faith series on Psalm 16 and Galatians 6, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon explores the characteristics of spiritual fall. Pastor Neil breaks down how our choices, perseverance, and daily actions manifest over time. Discover why true faith produces visible fruit, why fall is a time for extravagant gratitude and feasting, and how glorifying God ultimately means fully enjoying Him.In this episode, we cover:Reaping What We Sow: Recognizing how our choices in quieter, dormant seasons directly shape our spiritual harvest.Seeing How We've Sown: Understanding the principle of generous sowing in our relationships, time, and resources.Faith on Display: Examining biblical proof that genuine salvation produces tangible fruit rather than empty religious routine.Fall as a Time for Feasting: Moving past rigid legalism to celebrate God's goodness with great joy.Gratitude as Cultivation: Seeing how expressing verbal praise and worship completes our enjoyment of God.Be sure to follow us:InstagramFacebookYoutube