DAILY DEVOTIONAL TODAY – September 4, 2024 || Our Daily Bread [Daily Devotion] | MamClaireTV
Daily Bread Devotional:
Devotional Topic: The Fruit of the Spirit
READ: Galatians 5:10-26
Verse of the Day: Galatians 5:22-23
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Devotional Message:
(Galatians 5:22-23)
"But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law."
In Galatians 5:22-23, the Apostle Paul describes the "fruit of the Spirit," a list of qualities that grow in the lives of those who follow Jesus and are led by the Holy Spirit. Just like a tree naturally bears fruit when it is healthy and well-nourished, a person who is spiritually healthy will naturally exhibit these qualities. Let's take a closer look at each one:
- Love is the selfless, unconditional care we show to others, no matter who they are or how they treat us. It's the kind of love that puts others first.
- Joy is a deep sense of happiness and contentment that isn't based on our circumstances. It's a positive attitude that comes from trusting God, no matter what's happening around us.
- Peace is the calmness and stability in our hearts, even in the midst of chaos or uncertainty. It’s knowing that God is in control.
- Patience is the ability to endure difficult situations or people without becoming angry or upset. It’s waiting calmly when things don’t go our way.
- Kindness is the genuine care and compassion we show others. It’s treating people with gentleness and consideration.
- Goodness is doing what is right, moral, and honorable, even when no one is watching.
- Faithfulness is being reliable and trustworthy. It’s keeping our promises and staying true to our commitments.
- Gentleness is having a soft and humble attitude towards others. It’s not being harsh or overly critical but showing understanding and care.
- Self-control is the ability to control our desires and impulses. It’s choosing to do what’s right even when we want to do something else.
These qualities are not something we can produce on our own. They come from the











