Discipleship

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Kindness is the medium through which Christ's love becomes tangible

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Patience is showing tolerance and fortitude

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Allowing tranquility to be our tone and control our composure.

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Joy will allow us to enjoy our relationship with Christ

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Love desires to seek and apply what God has to say.

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Character is fueled by the power of the Spirit empowering us so we can model the character of Christ! The demands for people of character are more needed then ever before.

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Character comes from our response to faith is by godly living, and exercising out our faith with trust and obedience, whatever we face! It is not looking at our situation; rather, it is looking to God. God desires and deserves our whole-hearted loyalty, allegiance, trust, obedience, and devotion; so, what is stopping you?

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Bible studies themes on the characteristics of a godly person, along with the Galatian Fruits.

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In Church leadership we have a choice to act in evil or goodness; to act with our sinful motives or with what God calls us to, which is far better that we can see in the moment. Let us choose being even better. Who we are will determine what we do. The result will be character. Our growth in Him will make us who we are, which will be the character we present to God and others.

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We are His display! We glorify God when we endure with our faith and character-no matter what we might face or experience. The chief purpose for Christians, above all else, is to glorify God.