We want to explore, like, what is the difference between busyness and bearing fruit?

And then how do we identify those things in our lives that, though they may be good,

really shouldn't be a part of our lives? And then how do we move on from there to

bearing fruit for the Lord? So, Ray, why don't we start first with, well, whatever you want to

start with? Do you have something you'd like to start with? Yeah, John 1421. Yeah, He that has my commandments

and keeps him. He loves me and He that loves me. Beloved to my father, I too will love him and will

reveal myself to him or manifest myself to him.

Fruit grows silently.

It's not a big deal if you grow love as a Christian and love manifests itself and loving others.

And loving others means you're going to warn them there's a hell and they need to repent and trust in Jesus.

Back to evangelism.

Because he died on the cross. And so there's a busyness they need to repent and trust in Jesus. Back to evangelism. Because he died on the cross.

And so there's a busyness that's really good.

I love the therefore in 1st Corinthians 1558.

Therefore, my beloved brethren be steadfast, unmovable, always abounding in the work of the law.

What's the therefore, therefore?

We ask him, we go to the previous verses.

And if you read the previous verses, they build up to this corruption, she'll put in corruption.

O death, where is your stagreversia victory.

God has destroyed death through the gospel.

Therefore, my beloved brethren, be steadfast, unmovable.

Always abounding the work of the Lord.

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