Bearing Fruits:

What Seed Are You Growing? is a message that challenges us to examine the seeds we are allowing to grow in our lives. Every fruit begins with a seed, and the seeds we cultivate will eventually produce fruit. We are encouraged to uproot bad seeds, cultivate good ones, and allow the Holy Spirit to help us bear fruit that is pleasing to God.

Key Scriptures: Matthew 7:15–20 | Galatians 5:18–23

Reflection: What seed are you allowing to grow in you? 🌱🙏🏽

The Culture of Christians explores three essential values of the Christian life: the culture of waiting, the culture of sacrifice, and the culture of seeking God. Through biblical examples, we are reminded to trust God's timing, surrender to His purpose, and continually seek Him.

The message also challenges us to examine the fruit our lives produce and ask: Are we radiating the glory of God in our daily lives?

Key Scriptures: Luke 20:9–18 | Matthew 21:18–20 | Mark 11:12–13 | Galatians 5:22

The Culture of Christians explores three essential values of the Christian life: the culture of waiting, the culture of sacrifice, and the culture of seeking God. Through biblical examples, we are reminded to trust God's timing, surrender to His purpose, and continually seek Him.

The message also challenges us to examine the fruit our lives produce and ask: Are we radiating the glory of God in our daily lives?

Key Scriptures: Luke 20:9–18 | Matthew 21:18–20 | Mark 11:12–13 | Galatians 5:22

The Culture of Christians explores three essential values of the Christian life: the culture of waiting, the culture of sacrifice, and the culture of seeking God. Through biblical examples, we are reminded to trust God's timing, surrender to His purpose, and continually seek Him.

The message also challenges us to examine the fruit our lives produce and ask: Are we radiating the glory of God in our daily lives?

Key Scriptures: Luke 20:9–18 | Matthew 21:18–20 | Mark 11:12–13 | Galatians 5:22

The Culture of Christians explores three essential values of the Christian life: the culture of waiting, the culture of sacrifice, and the culture of seeking God. Through biblical examples, we are reminded to trust God's timing, surrender to His purpose, and continually seek Him.

The message also challenges us to examine the fruit our lives produce and ask: Are we radiating the glory of God in our daily lives?

Key Scriptures: Luke 20:9–18 | Matthew 21:18–20 | Mark 11:12–13 | Galatians 5:22

The Culture of Christians challenges us to examine the fruit our lives are producing as children of God. Through Matthew 21:18–21, we are reminded that God expects us to grow, bear fruit, and be ready when He calls us to serve. What fruit are you bearing, and will you be ready when the Master requires it?

Key Scripture: Matthew 21:18–21

The Culture of Christians challenges us to examine the fruit our lives are producing as children of God. Through Matthew 21:18–21, we are reminded that God expects us to grow, bear fruit, and be ready when He calls us to serve. What fruit are you bearing, and will you be ready when the Master requires it?

Key Scripture: Matthew 21:18–21

You need to trust in the lord

Through Prayers there is spiritual Growth and favour.

Prayers give us Directions.

Fellowship with the Father is a message that reminds us that God desires a close relationship with His children and wants to use our gifts and talents for His kingdom. Through the example of Jesus taking the bread, blessing it, breaking it, and giving it, we learn that before God sends us out, He blesses, shapes, and prepares us for His purpose. Be encouraged to remain in fellowship with the Father and allow Him to use your life for His glory.