Just as physical exercise strengthens our bodies, spending time in the Word strengthens our souls and helps us grow in our faith. The more we make a habit of being in the Word, joyfully anticipating the ways that God will work in our hearts through His Word, we will see the Holy open our eyes and transform us from the inside out. And we know that the new heart God gives us, through the Spirit, is imperishable...not susceptible to sin's decay or death...and we rejoice!

Scripture References: John 3:1-7

From Series: Every Day with Jesus | More Messages from Tyler Willis

From Series: "Every Day with Jesus"

Sermon Notes

As believers, made alive by God's grace and indwelt by His Spirit, we can pursue holiness not in our strength, but in His. It's time to intentionally "put off" the flesh and "put on" the fruit of the Spirit, as Colossians 3:1-17 urges. And, thankfully, this isn't dependent on human willpower. When we tap into the Spirit's power and God's Word, real change begins. So, what's the plan? Daily reading, memorization, and meditation on God's Word. Training ourselves to pray like Jesus, praying Scripture itself. And truly investing in purposeful, accountable community.

Scripture References: Colossians 3:1-17

From Series: Stand Alone Sermon | More Messages from Jobey McGinty

Sermon Notes