Evelyn Mason Wells: The Fruit of Self-Control
We can choose not to react with harsh words or anger, but …
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Evelyn Mason Wells: The Fruit of Gentleness
“Being a good nurse means leaving one patient’s room with tears in your eyes and greeting the patient in the next room with a smile on your face.” …
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As my fingers steadily drummed the steering wheel, thoughts of being late to my appointment ran through my mind. Would they tell me I needed to make another appointment…
Continue reading →Evelyn Mason Wells: The Fruit of Faithfulness
Billy was faithful to care for Mary, considering it a blessing to be her caregiver. As her illness progressively worsened…
Continue reading →Evelyn Mason Wells: The Fruit of Goodness
This week’s study is concentrating on goodness. Thank you for joining me, as we explore God’s word. I pray it will be a blessing to you. But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Galatians 5:22-23a CSB What is goodness? We know it is a fruit of the Spirit. But what does it look like? We see goodness in the nurse who, in the midst of her busy schedule, risks losing … Continue reading →
Evelyn Mason Wells: The Fruit of Kindness
Only God knows the eternal consequences of my great-grandmother’s kind act….
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Evelyn Mason Wells: My Father
Our Heavenly Father wants to spend time with us and wants us to also enjoy spending time with Him.
Continue reading →Evelyn Mason Wells: The Fruit of Peace
Sitting in the red Adirondack chair, enjoying the quiet of my surroundings, my heart, and soul overflowing with a peace I have felt only when resting in the presence of the Holy Spirit. …
Continue reading →Evelyn Mason Wells: The Fruit of Joy
We were singing loudly, the evidence of joy shining on our faces.
Joy is a fruit of the Holy Spirit, which He gives to believers.
Evelyn Mason Wells: Lessons in Faith
Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen. ~Hebrews 11:1 ESV In the Book of Daniel, we read about four friends who exemplified outstanding faith. How so? They had complete assurance in God even without the certainty of the outcome of life or death situations they would face. Perhaps this clues you as to their identity. They are Daniel, and his friends Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah. We are more familiar with the names … Continue reading →
