Today on InSight for Living from Chuck Swindall.

I've heard people say, well, I love a lot, I just don't show it.

That's a funny kind of love.

What if God did that?

I love this world, but I just prefer not to show it.

It doesn't make sense.

Whether young or old, all of us are wired for productivity.

Part of our human nature includes feeling needed, helpful, industrious.

And when our productivity ceases, we begin to get fidgety.

If you've ever been sidelined because of poor health or the loss of a job,

you can readily identify with that restless feeling that comes with idleness.

Today on InSight for Living, we're looking at 2nd Peter, chapter 1.

As we examine this passage together, Chuck Swindall helps us understand

what it truly means to be useful and fruitful.

You and I, in living out the Christian life in order to enjoy purpose and usefulness,

must be engaged in the diligence of application and obedience.

And if you want to live a life that is useful and fruitful,

here is a wonderful place to start.

These are the things that are worth your time and attention and effort,

applying all diligence start with faith.

See it in verse 5, applying all diligence in your faith.

That's the first stop.

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