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God Hears Her Podcast

Fruitful Living (Eryna & Elisa)

God Hears Her Podcast

Our Daily Bread Ministries

Bible, Christianity, Womensbiblestudy, Womensministry, Female, Religion & Spirituality, Women, Society & Culture

4.9 • 707 Ratings

🗓️ 12 January 2026

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

Show Summary: Which fruit of the Spirit do you struggle with? As we work to be more Christlike, we often struggle with different Spirit-produced characteristics in different seasons of life. In this special God Hears Her conversation hosted by Eryn Eddy Adkins, Elisa Morgan invites us to consider the fruit of the Spirit and how we can grow in these qualities of character to reflect Jesus in everything we do.   

 

Notes and Quotes:  

“Most of us, no matter what our age, we want to grow a life that matters. We want to leave a legacy of character.” —Elisa Morgan 

 

“It’s not up to us to grow the fruit [of the Spirit]. It’s up to God to grow the fruit, but we have the opportunity to cooperate with Him as the fruit producer; the orchard keeper in our lives.” —Elisa Morgan 

 

“God’s fruit of the Spirit is His characteristics evident in our personalities. So joy in you might look a little different than joy in me, but it’s still going to look like joy.” —Elisa Morgan 

 

 

Verses:  

Galatians 5:17-25 

Jeremiah 17:7-8 

 

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0:00.0

You're listening to God Hears Her, a podcast for women where we explore the stunning truth that God hears you.

0:12.1

Join our community of encouraging one another and learning to lean on God through scripture, story, and conversation at godhearsher.org. God hears her. Seek and she will find.

0:26.6

Hey friends, before we get started, feel free to download or print our new Bible study show notes to

0:32.1

fill out while you listen. You can find those on our website. Now, let's dive in to this God Here's Her conversation.

0:40.3

We are doing a God Here's Her podcast Bible study. That's right. We're really glad you're here.

0:47.2

We're really glad you're here. And really pray that something that God does between us today connects with you and what you're going through right now.

0:56.3

So, Erin, I wanted to lead us in with the concept of legacy.

1:02.4

What is legacy and how do you leave one?

1:06.2

Do you know what that word even means?

1:07.9

I mean, you just lost your grandmother not too long ago.

1:10.0

And she was probably one of the greatest legacy influencers lost your grandmother not too long ago, and she was probably

1:11.2

one of the greatest legacy influencers in your life, right? Yeah, yeah. She was heavily influential in our

1:17.3

family in all the generations that surround her. She was a little entrepreneur. I know that.

1:23.7

Legacy is like what you leave behind, you know, after you depart. And you might be a little young to

1:29.5

think about it, but I don't think so. And I'm a little bit older and it's good for me to think

1:32.8

about it. But I think we all need to. And as I've been rounding into more advanced years,

1:37.9

I've been thinking what really matters in my life, especially when I can't do any longer?

1:45.0

So I've been kind of studying this.

1:46.7

And I think one of the answers to this question comes from a guy named Henry Nowan.

1:51.8

And in his book, he talks about the gift of years, he talks about our legacy isn't so much our achievements as our character.

2:01.0

And that's why I brought up your grandmother.

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Because, you know, if you thought of people who are leaving a legacy, she had character, right?

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