Jeremiah 29:11: For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you a hope and a future."

Thursday, July 8, 2010

Fruit in your life

This week at Kingdom Bloggers we're talking about faith,works, and the fruit of the spirit. Today my post is about how fruit in our lives is a result of relationship. I'm interested in finding out, what are some of the ways God has worked in your life to make you fruitful?

4 comments:

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Victor S E Moubarak said...

I wonder Tracy ...

Does having a sense of humor count as a gift of the Spirit? I know it's not on the list of gifts; but all the same ...

I tend to use my sense of humor to deflate tense situations, or in my writings to encourage people to read what I say (e.g. in my Blog) and then perhaps, through my writing they get to know God.

Which leads me to another thought. Does God have a sense of humor?

They say He created us in His image. I have a sense of humor ... so He'd better have one too ... or else I'm doomed !!!!

God bless you Tracy.

Mike said...

In my career field, I have a lot of opportunity to share the gospel with the down-trodden.

I was thinking the other day, "I wonder if I'll ever know who I influenced, or if I've influenced anyone at all. I wonder if God will reveal it."

Then I thought: "Maybe it doesn't matter", since the question I was asking myself was more about me than about God. If God chooses not to reveal to me my worldly evangelistic successes, I wonder if my pride would be the main reason for not doing so.

Nevertheless, I digress. That said, I would say I have been more strengthened over the years to personally share and defend the gospel, when in years past I would not have.

Tracy said...

Victor, it would definitely seem that God has a sense of humor. I sure appreciate humor and agree with you that it can deflate tense situations and make difficult ones more tolerable.

Mike, it's cool to read that God's given you a passion to share the gospel. Interesting thoughts about if we'll ever know who we've influenced. I get what you mean about how, in one way it doesn't matter because it's not about us, it's about God.

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