The Fruit of the Spirit

“Not just Sunday. Every breath. Every moment.”

The Apostle Paul wrote in Galatians 5:22–23:

“But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law.”

These nine virtues are not just words on paper. They are the living evidence of God’s Spirit inside us. They are signs of transformation—proof that we no longer walk by flesh but by the Spirit.

The Fruit of the Spirit

  • Love

    The Strongest Weapon

    Love is not weakness. It’s warfare. The Bible calls love the greatest command because it conquers where nothing else can. In a culture fueled by hate and division, love is the most radical act of resistance.

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  • Faithfulness

    Unshakable Ground

    Faithfulness is loyalty under fire. It’s the anchor that holds when storms rage and the world shifts. To be faithful is to be rooted —
    immovable, unshaken, consistent.

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  • Peace

    Counterculture Calm

    Peace isn’t passive — it’s power. In a world addicted to outrage and noise, peace is rebellion. It’s the calm that disarms chaos, the shield that guards your heart.

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  • GOODNESS – Agathosune

    The Moral Backbone

    Goodness isn’t about being “nice.” It’s about standing tall when compromise would be easier. It’s integrity in the shadows, conviction when no one else is watching.

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