Perseverance is deciding to stick with GOD even (especially) when life gets real — choosing faith over quitting in the middle of pain, delay, or confusion until real growth shows up.
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Perseverance is deciding to stick with GOD even (especially) when life gets real — choosing faith over quitting in the middle of pain, delay, or confusion until real growth shows up.
Perseverance is deciding to stick with GOD even (especially) when life gets real — choosing faith over quitting in the middle of pain, delay, or confusion until real growth shows up.
Perseverance is deciding to stick with GOD even (especially) when life gets real — choosing faith over quitting in the middle of pain, delay, or confusion until real growth shows up.
Imagine the “fruit of the Spirit” as the living proof that blooms in you when you choose the Holy Spirit—not a to-do list, but a deep transformation that reshapes how you act, feel, and connect with others.
This series is about how GOD is believed to communicate with us all. This next part is through (14) the FRUIT (we produce) and the TRANSFORMATION (it creates in others)!
This series is about how GOD is believed to communicate with us all. This next part is through (14) the FRUIT (we produce) and the TRANSFORMATION (it creates)!
This series is about how GOD is believed to communicate with us all. This next part is through (13) OBEDIENCE / ACTION: the concrete outworking of faith.
This section is all about intentionally responding to GOD’s guidance by doing what you believe He is calling you to do. It combines submission of will (obedience) with concrete steps (action): hearing (Scripture, prayer, Spirit), deciding (inner conviction), and following through – despite fear, grief, or uncertainty. It’s practical faith expressed in choices, behaviours, and sustained effort that align with revealed direction and advance the movement from hope into tangible outcome.
1 Corinthians 13:13 names three cornerstones of Christian life — “faith, hope, and love” — of course, the greatest of these is love. However, here’s Hope’s role in that dynamic trio:
Scriptural hope in Jesus—is a confident, trust-based expectation grounded in who Jesus is and what GOD has promised in Christ. It is not mere wishful thinking but a firm assurance that GOD will fulfill his redemptive promises through Jesus.