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What kind of “fruit” is your life producing?

It’s easy to sit back and critique the work that others are doing. It’s easy to tear down the good that others have accomplished. It’s easy for Christians to judge the ministry of their fellow Christians. All these things are easy, but none of them are productive.

Jesus tells us, in very practical terms, what we should pursue in life and how we should treat one another. All we have to do is put His teachings into practice.

The new “wine” that Jesus brings cannot be contained within the old wineskins.

Nicodemus was willing to adjust his beliefs about the Kingdom of God based on the “fruit” of Jesus’ ministry.

What it means to be a church... together.

Before beginning his ministry, Jesus has an old score to settle.

Before ministering to the humble, Jesus demonstrates his own humility.

To truly love others, we must be filled with both grace and truth.

There’s a lot of good we Christians can accomplish in the name of Jesus, but what is it that’s motivating us to do those good works?

Exercising good judgement is vital, but appointing yourself as the judge of others is absurdly arrogant and extremely counterproductive.

An inconsistent approach to following Jesus confuses and repels people.

Selfishness is common and repulsive. Selflessness is rare and attractive.

Our 2023 Kenya Team members share their experiences.

A spirit of rebellion will lead us into chaos, but a willingness to submit brings order into our lives.

Our words should be used to build up, not tear down.

Nothing fruitful comes from complaining, but a spirit of celebration draws people to the love of Jesus.

We pray over our Kenya Team missionaries and remind ourselves of what it means to live missionally abroad and at home.

How can one little church possibly share the gospel with the 60,000 people who live in the Ridley-Interboro area?

What, if anything, does a church that exists for the sake of the lost have to offer to a person who is already saved?