The Fruit of Goodness

In our exploration of the fruit of goodness, we're invited to delve deeper into God's nature and our own shortcomings. The sermon draws a powerful parallel to Harry Potter's magical tent - seemingly small on the outside, yet spacious and welcoming within. This image beautifully captures the essence of God's goodness: there's always more to discover than we initially perceive. As we contemplate our own lack of goodness, we're reminded of Romans 3:23, 'For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.' This realization isn't meant to discourage us, but to lead us towards humility and a deeper reliance on God. The fruit of goodness in our lives isn't about achieving perfection, but about recognizing our need for God's transformative power. As we embrace this truth, we open ourselves to a journey of spiritual formation, allowing God's goodness to work through us and shine as a beacon of hope in a world longing for true goodness.