In this preaching series, we will learn what is the fruit of the Spirit and how we can cultivate and nurture it. In that way, we could have a God-glorifying life, and we could become Christians that do the will of God.

As we dig deeper into this Psalm, I know that this passage will help us remember, acknowledge, understand, and appreciate God’s sovereignty in all things.

As we dig deeper into this Psalm, I know that this passage will help us remember, acknowledge, understand, and appreciate God’s sovereignty in all things.

As we dig deeper into this Psalm, I know that this passage will help us remember, acknowledge, understand, and appreciate God’s sovereignty in all things.

As we dig deeper into this Psalm, I know that this passage will help us remember, acknowledge, understand, and appreciate God’s sovereignty in all things.

As we dig deeper into this Psalm, I know that this passage will help us remember, acknowledge, understand, and appreciate God’s sovereignty in all things.

Today, let us reflect on how these characters of the first Christmas showed their happiness and excitement when they met and greeted the Saviour of the whole world.

This Spirit-inspired celebration and praise was founded on a deep belief that God’s long-awaited promises were about to be accomplished, and today we are invited to join that celebration in anticipation of what he is going to do again!

Do you know that there were a lot of things that had happened during the first Christmas that are most of the times being overshadowed by our current traditions in celebrating the season?

Paul explained how Christians can overcome worry and worldly desires, regardless of their circumstances. Paul also expressed his confidence that God will bless them for their generosity to God’s servants.

The Apostle Paul warned the Philippian Church to put an end to disagreements and to work out their differences. He also encouraged them to rejoice regardless of their circumstances and to think about what is true, honorable, just, pure, lovely, and commendable.

h endured difficult situations that entailed patience, perseverance, and strong faith in the Lord. May we capture God’s working hand as we study the life of Joseph who became Pharaoh’s second hand and governor of Egypt.

Just like Jesus, may we all humble ourselves before God and be committed in serving God’s purposes in our lives.

Paul, in this book, encourages the Philippian church to stand firm in their faith, to know Jesus deeply in their minds and hearts, and to encourage the church to see Jesus as the source of their joy in whatever circumstances they are facing.

This parable of the Pharisee and Tax Collector will convict us to check our attitude towards God and the people around us.