Let me ask you this: How do YOU know when you’re walking by the Spirit?
Paul, in his letter to the Galatians, uses that simple phrase—”walk by the Spirit”—to encourage us to live by God’s Spirit, be led by the Spirit, and allow the Spirit’s fruit of love to be worked into our lives.
But if we’re meant to live in such a way that the Spirit produces good fruit in and through us (Galatians 5:22-23)—something we’ve been exploring together these last few weeks—what does that actually look like in your daily life?
How do you know, not just in theory but in practice, that you’re walking by the Spirit?
I recently asked some of our staff the same question, and now I’d love to hear from you. If you’d like to share your thoughts, send me an email! Just a sentence or two—or even a word—will do. I’ll collect the wisdom you offer and share some insights in this Sunday’s sermon. Don’t worry, I won’t use any names.
Much love,
Pastor Gregg
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