One of the many blessings of remaining connected to Christ, the True Vine, is effective prayer. And if we branches are truly in union with the True Vine, our desires and will should conform to Christ’s — to the glory of God.
In John, things are very cut-and-dry. Those who do not remain fruitfully connected to Christ will burn like barren branches thrown in the fire…
Christ is the Vine; we Christians are the Branches. Apart from the True Vine we can truly do nothing. Yet if we stay connected to the root of Christ, we can bear the fruit of Christ.
A branch must remain connected to a vine to bear fruit. And a Christian must remain connected to Christ — the True Vine — to bear Christian fruit…
What follows is an excerpt from a John 15:1-8 Bible Study that was streamed on 5.18.22 Commentary Fruit Prune For Productivity Bible Study Audio Bible […]
What follows is an excerpt from a John 15:1-8 Bible Study that was streamed on 5.18.22 Commentary “I AM” The True Vine Bible Study Audio Bible […]
Unlike Israel, Jesus refuses to test God (the Father) in the wilderness. Twisting Scripture, which Satan does with Psalm 91, is diabolical…
Unlike Israel, Jesus — the Son of God with a capital S (cf. Ex 4:22-23) — passes the Divine Paternity test concerning false worship…
The LORD tested Israel in the wilderness to teach them that man does not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from God. Though Israel failed, Christ passes the wilderness food test.
After sunset — that is, after the Sabbath day officially ended — people in Capernaum brought to Jesus both the diseased and demon-possessed for healing and exorcism (respectively). These two different problems require two different treatments. Yet, they are no problem for the compassionate Great Physician.
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