Go and Produce Fruit

Jesus commands His disciples to love each other with the same self-giving love He has shown them. For us, that means caring well for our families, joining a discipleship group for spiritual growth, and serving one another through ministry teams. Our devotion to Christ overflows into practical, sacrificial love for His people.

Jesus calls us to remain connected to Him like branches to a vine. Abiding happens through spending time with God in prayer and His Word, worshipping together as the church, and giving generously as an act of trust. When we abide in Him, His life and love flow into us, growing our devotion to God.

Peter’s sermon shows that salvation is not achieved by our effort but received through Jesus’ death and resurrection. Everything necessary for salvation has already been done by Christ. Because of His finished work, our lives shift from striving to devotion — gladly committing ourselves to Him and His ways.

Paul’s Prayer for Overflowing Hope

Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer

The Prayer of the Early Church

The Prayer of Moses

Agur’s Prayer

David’s Prayer of Repentance