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Everything should be for the glory of God.
Being fruitful brings glory to God because it is His desire and will for us to produce fruit.
Fruit is the result of obedient faith.
Jesus is telling His disciples that in their ministry and life they are remaining in fellowship with Jesus.
What kind of fruit should they bear?
MUCH fruit.
There is a difference between bearing fruit and bearing much fruit.
We don’t need to do enough to just get by— we need to do more.
Jesus gave His all so what should we do?
We should give our all.
What is the fruit?
“…showing yourselves to be my disciples.”
We don’t need to be secret Christians.
We are called to be and do.
We can be assured that we are and will be equipped to do so.
J. C. Ryle said, “True grace is never idle.”
In other words, when we receive grace, it should be so real to us that we have to share it with others and it never stays in one place.
Throughout John’s Gospel, the relationship between the Father and the Son is an example for the relationship between Jesus and the disciples.
The phrase, “has loved me,” is from the Greek word egapeson and it shows the completion and perfection of the Father’s love for His Son since before time began.
Jesus uses the same phrase to show His love for His disciples as completed thing.
“Remain in my love” once again indicates obedience.
What does “remaining in the love of Jesus” look like?
Obedience to the Father’s commands is the same for us as it was for the Son of God.
1 John
John 3:
John 14:23
1 John
1 John
1 John 5:3
Even when Jesus bore the weight of the sin of the world, He remained in the Father’s love.
Psalm 89:33
He obediently endured.
Isaiah 42:1-
Jesus did not falter or was He discouraged.
Jesus has promised peace.
Jesus insists on remaining in His love:
Now He promises JOY (chara).
It is part of the fruit of the Spirit!
1 John
What does joy do?
Joy helps believers endure trials and suffering.
Remember, Jesus said we would would have it and not be free from it!
James 1:
Colossians
“Complete” in this verse means fulfilled.
The Greek word is pleroo and means nothing lacking.
It is satisfied.
Why is this repeated again?
It is tied back to
The pattern of love is that as we are loved by the Son, we should love each other.
Do you love like you are loved?
What are some characteristics of a friend?
The word here is philos.
Ever seen that before?
It indicates an inner circle.
Love is not a feeling, it is an act of will.
The proof of our love is not our feelings, but our actions.
John 1
Even as enemies, Jesus was our friend.
If you don’t like someone on Facebook, what do you do?
You unfriend them!
1 Corinthians
Jesus calls them friends and lets them know they are His friends.
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What does it mean to be chosen?
Notice the promise
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