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Self-control isn’t about trying harder or relying on willpower. Dr. Richard Kannwischer and Justin Whitmel Earley explore how our everyday habits shape who we are becoming and how simple practices can create a “trellis” for spiritual growth. From exercise to putting down our phones, discover how intentional rhythms can make room for God to cultivate love, peace, patience, and a life that looks more like Jesus.

What if gentleness isn’t weakness, but strength under control? Dr. Richard Kannwischer and Clay Scroggins explore how the way we use our words and influence can shape our homes, workplaces, and relationships. Discover how the Spirit can cultivate a gentleness that builds trust, strengthens others, and uses power for their good and God’s glory.

What does it mean to live a life marked by faithfulness? Richard Kannwischer and Clay Scroggins explore why faithfulness is about more than keeping the big promises. It’s formed through the everyday choices to tell the truth, follow through, show up, and become someone others can trust. Together, they look at the faithfulness of God as the foundation for our own, the safety and stability reliability creates in our relationships, and what to do when we inevitably fall short. Through honest stories and practical wisdom, Richard and Clay remind us that faithfulness isn’t about getting everything right. It’s about allowing God’s grace to shape us into people whose words and lives increasingly match.

Faithfulness isn't simply about keeping promises when life is easy. It's learning to trust God and remain steadfast through every season of life. In this episode of the podcast, Richard Kannwischer and Rene Schlaepfer explore the faithfulness of God and what it means for us to become faithful people. Together they discuss why faithfulness is increasingly countercultural, how spiritual formation happens through ordinary daily habits, and why the fruit of the Spirit matters more than talent or success. If you've ever wondered how to remain committed to God, your relationships, and your calling over the long haul, this conversation offers both encouragement and practical wisdom.

What does it actually mean to be a good person? Is goodness simply avoiding bad behavior, or is it something much deeper? In this episode, Dr. Richard Kannwischer sits down with pastor and author Clay Scroggins to explore one of the most misunderstood fruits of the Spirit. Together they unpack why biblical goodness is more than morality or rule-keeping. It is integrity in motion, a life that increasingly reflects the character of God. Richard and Clay discuss why goodness begins with God's work within us, how our actions reveal what is happening in our hearts, and why becoming more like Jesus is a lifelong process rather than a destination. They also wrestle with what it means to bear God's image in a broken world and how the Holy Spirit forms genuine goodness that blesses others. Whether you've wondered if you're "good enough" or simply want to grow into the person God created you to be, this conversation offers practical encouragement for cultivating a life that reflects his goodness every day.