Varughese George - 5 January 2014
Abiding and Bearing Fruit (John 15:1-11)
At this time of year, many people indulge in making New Year’s resolutions. Often, we find that we fail to keep these resolutions. One resolution that we ought all to have, however, and which is eminently keepable, is the resolution to abide in Christ and to bear fruit.
From Series: "Miscellaneous"
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Prayer should be an integral part of the life of the believer and the life of the church. And yet we often neglect this great gift from our heavenly Father. We struggle to understand how we should pray, why we should pray, or how God uses prayer to accomplish his will. Psalm 50:14–15 teaches us some important lessons and encourages us to get on our knees and get praying.