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John 15:1-11 teaches that real thriving is not measured by external success but by inward delight that comes from abiding in Jesus. The world defines thriving by achievement—status, possessions, productivity—but Jesus defines it by fruitfulness born from intimacy with Him. Like branches connected to the vine, believers bear fruit naturally when they remain in His love. Abiding is not a morning ritual but a continual relationship, a rhythm of dependence and communion that transforms ordinary moments into encounters with divine joy. In contrast to the anxious striving of Martha, Jesus invites His followers to sit, rest, and receive—to find the freedom and delight that achievement can never produce.
By Mosaic Christian Fellowship5
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John 15:1-11 teaches that real thriving is not measured by external success but by inward delight that comes from abiding in Jesus. The world defines thriving by achievement—status, possessions, productivity—but Jesus defines it by fruitfulness born from intimacy with Him. Like branches connected to the vine, believers bear fruit naturally when they remain in His love. Abiding is not a morning ritual but a continual relationship, a rhythm of dependence and communion that transforms ordinary moments into encounters with divine joy. In contrast to the anxious striving of Martha, Jesus invites His followers to sit, rest, and receive—to find the freedom and delight that achievement can never produce.

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