The Fruit of the Spirit: Kindness Day 3: Kindness in Action

Awakened to Deliver – The Fruit of the Spirit: KindnessDay 3: Kindness in ActionKey Verse: Proverbs 11:17 (NASB 2020)“A kind person benefits himself, but a cruel person brings trouble on himself.”Episode Highlights• Kindness is more than a feeling—it’s action.• True kindness involves sacrifice, not convenience.• The Good Samaritan shows us how kindness steps into the mess.• Small acts of kindness often have the biggest eternal impact.• Kindness strengthens the Church and opens hearts to the Gospel.Scripture References• James 2:15–17 – Kindness without action is useless.• Luke 10:30–37 – The Good Samaritan put kindness into motion.• Philippians 2:3–4 – Consider others’ needs above your own.• Matthew 10:42 – Small acts of kindness are eternally rewarded.• Luke 6:35 – God is kind even to the ungrateful and evil.• Romans 2:4 – Kindness leads to repentance.• Ephesians 4:32 – Be kind and forgiving to one another.Reflection QuestionsAre you acting on kindness or just thinking about it?What’s one area where you can show sacrificial kindness today?How has someone else’s kindness impacted your life?Takeaway ChallengePray: “Holy Spirit, who needs kindness through me today?”Then choose one small act and do it—whether it’s a kind word, a small gift, an offer to help, or simply listening well. Let your kindness be a sermon in motion.Stay ConnectedFor more content like this, you can find all Jeff’s socials and his book 30 Days of Patience at the Linktree. All his socials are @Fishtok4JesusMinistries.Support This MinistryThis podcast is listener-supported. To partner with Jeff in spreading the Gospel, visit his Linktree to give via Cash App, Venmo, PayPal, or Patreon.Music Credits• “Paphos” by MountaineerLicensed through PremiumBeat by Shutterstock under a Creator License.Call to ActionIf today’s message stirred your heart, please leave a rating and review. Join us tomorrow as we explore the power of kindness to transform lives and disarm conflict.