08.03.25
by Dr. Tom Pace
James 3:13-18
In a world that often feels harsh and confrontational, we're called to embody a radical gentleness that stems from the Holy Spirit's transformative power. The fruit of the Spirit, particularly gentleness, stands in stark contrast to the world's ways. We explored the Greek word 'praoutos,' which conveys strength under control - not weakness, but power tempered by God's wisdom. This gentleness, exemplified by Jesus himself, invites us to be like mustard seeds in a brutal world, growing into mighty witnesses of God's love. The story of Jacob and Esau reminds us that sometimes, in pursuit of peace, we must be willing to compromise our own dignity. As we navigate life's challenges, let's remember that success isn't always about winning arguments, but about keeping the faith and embodying Christ's gentle spirit in a world that desperately needs it.
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