New Testament Fruit

New Testament Fruit 

“Be on your guard against false religious teachers, who come to you dressed up as sheep but are really greedy wolves. You can tell them by their fruit. Do you pick a bunch of grapes from a thorn-bush or figs from a clump of thistles? Every good tree produces good fruit, but a bad tree produces bad fruit. A good tree is incapable of producing bad fruit, and a bad tree cannot produce good fruit. The tree that fails to produce good fruit is cut down and burnt. So you may know men by their fruit.” 

Let us learn to keep our eyes open, to listen and know.  The Spirit of God will always guide us into truth….people, may not. 
 
The Word of God is our lifeline.  Don’t let go!

Bearing Good Fruit

It was planted in good soil by many waters, To bring forth branches, bear fruit, And become a majestic vine. Ezekiel 17:8

Where’s the Fruit?

Winter and spring are the times when natural fruit, such as oranges, grow and ripen. When they are ripe, they are perfectly fit for God’s plan for their use. 

God’s plan for us is to grow and continually ripen to become perfectly fit for His purpose for our lives. 

Join us as we continue studying Scriptures on fruit during February.

Making Decisions

My Decision: My Results

Every decision yields results or consequences, whether good or bad.

Learn more about what God has already decided when we make choices. 

God always rewards righteousness and always rejects unrighteous (wrong) decisions.

End 2021 with an increased understanding of God’s view on our decisions.

 

Press On…

Now I Understand, God. Thank you!

So that you may understand

Our loving Heavenly Father always desires to shed light on, to illuminate His Word so we will understand.  He greatly desires that we come to know Him more, as much as He knows us.

There is no limit to the depth of our understanding of His Word.

The Word is alive, because Jesus is alive and Jesus is the Word.

Let it come to life for you everyday. 

HELP ME JESUS! I can’t see clearly.

Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path. Psalm 119:195

What do you need to see today?

Question:  If you’re walking in the dark, where do you need a light to shine?

Answer:  In front of you.  No one shines a light behind where they’ve already been. 

It’s the same with God’s Word.  We need the light of God’s truth and direction to guide us every step of every day.

Understanding God’s reasons for what He has said in His Word helps us receive and embrace His Word.

Join me during June as we ask God to shine His light on our path through His Word, every morning.