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In a world that seems to lack commitment and devotion, the words of John 15:5 come alive: "I am the vine, you are the branches." This passage reminds us of our vital union with Christ and the abundance of fruit we bear when we abide in Him. But in today's society, where respect for elders has diminished, we need mentors like Elijah was to Elisha. Mentors who can guide and strengthen us in our faith.
Listening and heeding advice, can save us from unnecessary pain and hardship. Yet, there is something innate in us that often pushes us to do things our own way, learning the hard way. But as they stumble and face the consequences, they realize the value of their mentors' advice and wisdom.
There are five virtues for a fruitful life, starting with commitment and devotion. As Christians, we are no longer our own but belong to God's Kingdom. The call to follow Jesus is not about convenience or personal gain but about total allegiance to the King. Just as the disciples left everything behind to follow Jesus, we are called to surrender our own desires and live for God.
We can't let our personal comfort and convenience take precedence over obedience to God's commands. It reminds us of the privilege we have to gather as a church and the sacrifice Jesus made for us. With this in mind, we are called to return to true discipleship, where we become strong me and women for the Kingdom of Heaven, reaching others and mentoring them in their faith.
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In a world that seems to lack commitment and devotion, the words of John 15:5 come alive: "I am the vine, you are the branches." This passage reminds us of our vital union with Christ and the abundance of fruit we bear when we abide in Him. But in today's society, where respect for elders has diminished, we need mentors like Elijah was to Elisha. Mentors who can guide and strengthen us in our faith.
Listening and heeding advice, can save us from unnecessary pain and hardship. Yet, there is something innate in us that often pushes us to do things our own way, learning the hard way. But as they stumble and face the consequences, they realize the value of their mentors' advice and wisdom.
There are five virtues for a fruitful life, starting with commitment and devotion. As Christians, we are no longer our own but belong to God's Kingdom. The call to follow Jesus is not about convenience or personal gain but about total allegiance to the King. Just as the disciples left everything behind to follow Jesus, we are called to surrender our own desires and live for God.
We can't let our personal comfort and convenience take precedence over obedience to God's commands. It reminds us of the privilege we have to gather as a church and the sacrifice Jesus made for us. With this in mind, we are called to return to true discipleship, where we become strong me and women for the Kingdom of Heaven, reaching others and mentoring them in their faith.
Subscribe to Our Channel!
New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected
To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give
Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer
Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions
Follow:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch
Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch