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The Fruits of the Spirit is a one page, faith centered curriculum reference rooted in Galatians 5:22–23 and taught through the Hands of IX IX Knowledge framework.
This resource presents the Fruits of the Spirit as one fruit with nine expressions, cultivated through abiding in Christ rather than striving for perfection. Organized through the Heart, Relationships, and Character framework, it offers clear definitions and reflections that shape inner formation, guide how we engage others, and form who we become over time.
At Hands of IX, we teach that fruit is not forced—fruit is grown. As we remain rooted in Christ, the fruit of the Spirit develops in time. We do not control outcomes, only ourselves. God calls us not to perfection, but to love others well and practice the fruits of the Spirit in everyday life.
This reference is designed for individuals, families, educators, and faith based spaces seeking spiritual formation rooted in identity before outcome, practice over pressure, and growth guided by grace.
Tend your garden with grace.
Let it grow, forever.
The Fruits of the Spirit is a one page, faith centered curriculum reference rooted in Galatians 5:22–23 and taught through the Hands of IX IX Knowledge framework.
This resource presents the Fruits of the Spirit as one fruit with nine expressions, cultivated through abiding in Christ rather than striving for perfection. Organized through the Heart, Relationships, and Character framework, it offers clear definitions and reflections that shape inner formation, guide how we engage others, and form who we become over time.
At Hands of IX, we teach that fruit is not forced—fruit is grown. As we remain rooted in Christ, the fruit of the Spirit develops in time. We do not control outcomes, only ourselves. God calls us not to perfection, but to love others well and practice the fruits of the Spirit in everyday life.
This reference is designed for individuals, families, educators, and faith based spaces seeking spiritual formation rooted in identity before outcome, practice over pressure, and growth guided by grace.
Tend your garden with grace.
Let it grow, forever.