Hey, my friends.

Hey, my friends, it's Matt. This is the 10-minute Bible Hour podcast. Question, how many of you can reel off the fruits of the spirit in order right off the top of your head right now? It's rock and fire. Let it rip. Maybe you remember them from Bible camp or memory verses that you did, maybe Sunday school, maybe your super tender-hearted Bible-loving

grandma or grandpa who always took you to church and it's like, this is going to matter someday.

Let's learn this stuff.

And remember it.

Maybe they gave you little Bible books or something.

Or maybe you know the song?

I'm acting like I know the song or like there is a the song

for the fruit of the spirit. I don't know a song. There's got to be a song, right? This is the most

obvious thing in the Bible to make a song about. I mean, for crying out loud, it's less obvious than

the Romans 1619 song. How did Romans 1619 get a song? Roman, how does it go? Romans 1619 says,

be excellent in what is good, be innocent of evil. And I think you just say that again.

There's more to Romans 1619 than that. Now, Matt, you're getting distracted. The point is there's got to be a song

for the fruit of the spirit thing. And I bet a lot of you when I ask you the question, do you know

what the fruit of the spirit are from Galatians 522 and forward? You started singing a song in your head.

But the fruit of the spirit is love, joy, peace and patience, kindness, goodness. I don't,

that did not rhyme. That had no good. I don't... That did not rhyme.

That had no melody.

I hope someone's done better at some point.

Please, send me a message and sing me the song if you're aware of one.

Here's how the verse actually goes.

Whether you remember it or not, this is it.

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