Xander Moricz

So you brought up measure by the fruit.

And I would say that when we view LGBTQ plus people, I'm about to describe it in the context of our conversation.

If we measure LGBTQ plus people in their fruit and what they produce for this world and how they contribute and how they show up and how they exemplify, it is positive, it is good, and it adds value to our experience.

When we think about anti-LGBTQ plus policies, we see harmful.

The fruit of the spirit,

I think that's up for interpretation.

For me, it's what we bring to the world.

The Bible literally says what the fruit of the Spirit is.

I know, but the Bible also says a variety of things that Jesus Christ tells us to interpret in a more graceful manner.

I would say the fruit of the Spirit is how we bring value to this world.

Jesus says, if you love me, you will keep my commandments, right?

And you will know them by their fruit.

The fruit of the Spirit is a myriad of things.

And Jesus Christ himself.

And there's one fruit of the Spirit.

I like to call it the forgotten fruit of the Spirit.

It's the last one mentioned.

It's self-control.

Forgotten fruit is catchy.

It's self-control.