Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.
Summary
Themes
Pastor's Points
Key Points
- 1.Fruit always reflects the character of the tree upon which it grows.
- 2.Fruit is always visible.
- 3.Fruit is always for the benefit of somebody else.
- 4.Being filled with the Holy Spirit is a daily mindset and lifestyle, not a isolated Sunday event.
- 5.The law can tell you what is right and wrong, but it cannot give you the inner power to do what is right.
- 6.Spiritual growth requires a shift in mindset to think spiritually rather than circumstantially.
- 7.The deeds of the flesh stem from self-effort, whereas spiritual fruit grows naturally out of attachment to Christ.
- 8.Overcoming fleshly struggles requires changing your environment to live consistently in the realm of the Spirit.
Sermon Moments
“Comparing spiritual fullness to filling up a car with gas, which starts burning away as soon as you leave the station.”
“Explaining that the law functions like a mirror that can condemn or inform, but cannot empower you to do right.”
“Highlighting that an orange doesn't grunt to become orangey; fruit grows naturally by remaining attached to the tree.”
“Observing that fruit eating itself is rotten, showing that spiritual fruit is intended for the benefit of others.”
“Distinguishing weekly church preaching as 'national news' while the Holy Spirit gives 'local news' tailored to personal needs.”
“Illustrating life transformation through the movie The Blob, where victory came not from standard methods but by changing the environment.”
This Week
Remember This
Walking in the Spirit is a continuous daily lifestyle that transforms your spiritual environment and frees you from the control of the flesh.
A Challenge for You
If you will change the environment and move to the realm of the Spirit as a lifestyle, you'll see the plane of your victory rise over the gravity of the flesh that seeks to defeat you.These are personal sermon notes shared to help you remember the message — not a replacement for Scripture, your church, or your pastors.
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