To My Father’s Glory

Faithfulness & Fruitfulness

Today as we wrap up our series, we will talk about the union of faithfulness and fruitfulness, and the important role this plays in our freedom from fruitlessness.

To My Father’s Glory

No matter how sweet, juicy, succulent, and abundant the harvest of grapes may be glory goes to the Vinedresser and the vine not the grapes. The grapes are simply evidence of the life and the love that has been put into them. In our lesson today, we will see how Jesus is showing us the fruit in our lives that comes from remaining in Him brings glory to God and confirms that we belong to Him.

Partnering in Prayer

The Bible is full of all kinds of prayers: prayers of conviction and repentance, prayers of heartache, prayer of turmoil, prayers of gratitude and thanksgiving, worship, celebration, even prayers of stillness and silence. Prayer is how we remain in Christ. Jesus is inviting us to partner with him in prayer.

Warning for Withering Branches

In today’s lesson will be looking at the entire context surrounding our text in John 15 to better understand the sobering warning from Jesus.

Our Motions

What we think about is what we talk about. What we talk about will become what we do. What we do will either be fruitful or fruitless, depending on our thoughts and our words, starting the cycle all over again. The cycle is not the problem. The cycle is by design. The problem is what’s being cycled. In today’s lesson we will talk about how we can change the fruitless cycle to become a fruitful cycle.