The Fruit Of The Spirit - Part 1

In Part 1 of *The Fruit of the Spirit*, we begin an in-depth study of Galatians 5 and discover what it truly means to live a Spirit-filled life. The fruit of the Spirit is not something we can produce through our own strength—it is the evidence of God working within us. Together, we will examine the first characteristics that the Holy Spirit develops in every believer and learn how love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control transform the way we live, serve, and relate to others. In a world filled with chaos and division, God calls His people to bear fruit that reflects the character of Christ. Join us as we explore how walking in the Spirit leads to a life that honors God and impacts those around us. **Key Text:** Galatians 5:22–23 Sermon by Pastor: Jonathan Smith.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/just-the-bible-will-do-podcast--5399989/support.🎙️ Stay Connected & Be Part of the JourneyTo learn more about Jonathan and his journey, we invite you to visit JustTheBibleWillDo.com. There you’ll discover a variety of resources, updates, and behind-the-scenes content designed to inspire, encourage, and help you keep growing in your personal journey.✨ By visiting the site, you can explore articles, bonus materials, and exclusive content that we simply don’t have time to cover on the podcast. It’s a great way to stay connected beyond each episode.💡 Did you know you can also support this podcast monthly through our website? Your support makes it possible for us to continue producing meaningful conversations, expanding our reach, and improving the overall listening experience.👕 We also have merchandise available—each purchase directly fuels the podcast, helping us invest in new content, better equipment, and continued growth.🙌 Whether you choose to listen, share, support, or simply stop by the website, you’re an important part of this community. Together, we can keep building something that inspires, challenges, and encourages others to think deeper and live better.