The True Vine
We cannot settle for a human intermediary to regulate our relationship with God. Jesus has invited us to know Him and to abide with Him closely.
Author

Travis Agnew
Lead Pastor

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The True Vine
We cannot settle for a human intermediary to regulate our relationship with God. Jesus has invited us to know Him and to abide with Him closely.
Jesus’ Teaching
- Jesus is the true vine, placed by the Father (15:1) since the first vine unfortunately failed (Isaiah 5:1-7).
- Jesus will discard unfruitful religious people and prune true disciples for further growth (15:2-3, 6).
- A disciple’s growth depends on how unhindered the connection is kept (15:4-5).
- You are not abiding with Christ if you neglect the Word and prayer (15:7).
- You can distinguish true disciples by their abundance of tangible evidence (15:8).
Our Application
- If others aren’t entirely convinced you are a disciple of Jesus, you need to do some serious evaluation.
- Don’t settle for a religious connection when Jesus offers a relationship with Him.
- You won’t know God’s will if you never study His instructions in the Bible or consult His guidance through prayer.
- The only way to glorify God is if you stay connected to Him.
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