The new year is the start of a fresh page, a chance to be made new. Normally we take this chance to make resolutions about our waistlines, budgets, and habits, but what if we let this new year be about a fresh change on the inside instead? The Holy Spirit is the great transformer, and he wants to enable and empower us to not just look different on the outside but actually be different on the inside. How can we be made fresh by the Holy Spirit this new year?Week 1 of Fresh Fruit

Teacher: Tyler StibrichWe live in a society built on now. In our consumer-driven world, nearly everything - information, entertainment, food, even relationships - is available at the click of a button. We’ve grown so accustomed to now that algorithms anticipate and fulfill our desires before we can even articulate them. At first glance, this convenience feels like magic. But over time, it trains us to expect life to move at the pace of our preferences. Our addiction to immediacy slowly erodes our capacity for patience. We become reactive rather than reflective, drawn to quick fixes over slow formation. When we find ourselves in seasons that require deep waiting - uncertainty, unanswered prayers, or prolonged suffering - we often discover that we are unprepared. Our inner lives, shaped by urgency, struggle to trust a God who moves at the pace of eternity rather than the speed of our preferences. This week, we will explore how Spirit-filled patience transforms our waiting, and teaches us to trust that even in silence or slowness, God is at work.