Galatians 5:22-23 God loves FRUIT. He gave us His Holy Spirit and expects us to have FRUIT of His Spirit. How would you define “the fruit of the Spirit” in its simplest terms? Can you strive to bear the fruit of the Spirit – or does it work differently than that? WHO produces the fruit? ARE we bearing much fruit or do we remain the same year after year? This message shows what Scripture says are the steps to producing and bearing more and more fruit of the Holy Spirit in our lives.

Quick review of part 1 and what “holy” means, then more information on God’s holiness in us and HOW we “get there”; the KEY to growing in holiness. Please view part 1 of the sermon first. Can we lose God’s spirit? If you have God’s spirit, do you still have the carnal nature? Whose kingdom do your actions show you seek? That and much more.

We usually just say “God” or “Christ” or “Jesus” when speaking about the Creator or Savior. This sermon explains the importance of having a closer identification with our God and Savior. We of His people should be speaking of our Father and our God as “OUR” God and “OUR” – or MY- Father, my God, my Savior. The prophets and apostles did. Yeshua did. Making this one change in the way you speak of Him will affect your relationship more than you might realize.

We’re in unusual times. Most of you around the world may be keeping Passover entirely by yourself or with just 1-4 others. There’s the “plague” Coronavirus going around in 2020. But this could be a watershed Passover, memorable and perhaps life-changing for many. Have a special Passover!

(From March, 2009) We present fresh material and review what is commonly known, about the footwashing, broken matzah and red wine and how these depict our relationship with Jesus and the first step of God's plan of salvation. Also: the Jewish Seder, why the 15th is called "the Night to be Much Observed", why 4 cups of wine at the Seder and why Jesus did not drink the 4th cup. Meaning of "The Cup"; the engagement to Christ; Cana's significance, and more!