As seasons change and the work changes, Pastor Brian reminds us that when the seed of God’s Word isn’t producing, the seed isn’t the problem—the condition of the heart’s ground
You don’t need better seed. You need to give the seed better ground.
Faith doesn’t require you to know exactly what tomorrow’s harvest will look like. Faith prepares for what God has promised before sight can prove it’s coming.
Firstfruits look backward and say, “God has done something.” Firstfruits look forward and say, “And He’s not finished.”
Your lifetime has boundaries. God’s purpose doesn’t. Much of the fruit in your life grew from seeds someone else planted.
Fruit is both proof of the past and provision for the future.
This week, Pastor Brian preaches from Psalm 126 and Matthew 13 on the cost of sowing and the harvest of joy, reminding us not to get used to the blessing
Bearing spiritual fruit is not just the end result of abiding in Christ—it contains the divine seed meant to multiply God’s work for generations to come. As Pastor Brian opens
Fruit doesn’t cause God to work in my life—it is proof of His work in my life.
Spiritual fruit grows on your branch, but it was never meant for you to consume—God produces His character in you so that the people around you can experience Jesus through