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Today, Chad Davis continues our “How You Bear Fruit” series by exploring the Fruit of the Spirit known as goodness. Together, we’ll consider what it looks like for God’s goodness to grow in our lives and shape the way we live and love others.

Today we continue our "How You Bear Fruit" series with a message centered on joy—one of the fruits of the Spirit. Together we'll explore what biblical joy looks like, how God grows it in our lives, and how we can bear this fruit even in the midst of everyday challenges. Our worship gathering also includes a time of Scripture, prayer, and singing as we lift our voices together through songs including My Hallelujah, Because of Christ, Do It Again, and Crown Him.

Today marks the beginning of a new season in the life of Voyage Church. As we worship together through music, prayer, and God's Word, we'll continue our series, "How You Bear Fruit," with a message focused on gentleness from the Fruit of the Spirit. We invite you to worship with us, reflect on Scripture, and discover how God is shaping His people to bear fruit that reflects Christ.

This morning's service includes Pastor Jeff's final sermon as the lead pastor of Voyage Community Church. As we worship together, we'll also take time to thank God for two decades of faithful leadership, service, and care for our church family. Whether you've been part of Voyage for years or you're joining us for the first time, we're honored to have you with us as we celebrate God's faithfulness and look ahead with hope.

This week we continue our series, "How You (We) Bear Fruit?", focusing on the fruit of peace. What does genuine, Christ-centered peace look like in everyday life? Through God's Word and familiar stories from Scripture, we'll explore how the Holy Spirit grows this fruit in us—and why living as people of peace is both challenging and possible through Christ.

Today we continue our series, "How We Bear Fruit?", exploring what it means to live a life shaped by the Holy Spirit. This week's message focuses on the fruit that follows patience, reminding us that spiritual growth isn't something we manufacture on our own it is the Spirit's work in us as we faithfully follow Christ. Join us as we discover how God produces lasting fruit in the lives of His people.