Fruit That Remains | Postured Hearts | Exodus 35:4 | Milton James
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What is the main theme of the episode 'Fruit That Remains'?
Welcome. Welcome, family, to 2819 Church. We thank y'all for coming. God bless y'all. We want to thank and welcome the digital disciples for tuning in today. Thank y'all. Thank y'all so much. Thank you to the unbeliever in the crowd and over the airwaves. We want to acknowledge you. We know you're still figuring out the claims of Christ, still Is this true? Is this not true? Is Christ who he really say he is? How is all these people believing and jumping around and sweating and hollering out the name of the Lord Jesus Christ? Is this real? We welcome you in this place. My name is Milton James. I am one of the elders here.
I have the wonderful privilege and opportunity to stand before you today in our series, The Fruit That Remains. I told the last gathering, we're not up here just filling space for Pastor Phillip to come back. We want y'all to have fruit that remains that you will endure to the end Thy kingdom come, thy will be done here on earth. We want that in you. We will be poor leaders if we continue to preach to you something that will comfort your soul and you never grow in discipleship. Grow in discipleship. Like, please, please, don't look at this as a filler. For Pastor Philip to come. I'm just coming till Pastor Philip get back. Don't, please don't do this. This is, because this is bigger than us. This is bigger than Pastor Philip.
This is bigger than anybody who graced this stage. This is bigger than, this is about the father of fathers. And if we don't approach it like that, we will have all of this go over our heads. We are a house of prayer, presence, and proclamation. Brandon was just reminding me in the back. Like, that's not just a saying. That's what we live. They pray over every seat in this house before y'all come in here. We praise like that to get his presence to stir in your heart. So that we can come behind and proclimate the gospel, the word of God unto you. It's not just the same.
Y'all may be seated. All my fathers, y'all stay standing. All my fathers. All my fathers, yeah.
Yeah, give it up for them. Fathers, don't clap, fathers. Don't clap, fathers. Don't clap. Don't clap, fathers. This is y'all day. Y'all don't clap. Y'all take all of that. Y'all take all of that. Don't clap. Y'all take all of that. Y'all take all of that.
I just want to say thank y'all, men of God, for standing strong. May honor and glory be your portion today. May y'all be at peace today. And even if no one honors you today, you know your heavenly father honors you and he sees you. And let me tell y'all this. Y'all listening, fathers? Y'all doing a good job. Y'all doing an amazing job. Keep going. Keep going. Keep your hand on the plow. Even I know there's some fathers out here having discord with their children.
How does Elder Milton James define generosity?
It's okay. Keep your heart open. Keep praying for them. Keep asking the Lord to woo them back to you so that one day you can be in covenant with them for real. Don't give up on them ever. Y'all stand strong. Act like men. Keep moving forward because y'all will endure. And this is your portion. Like we stand in the realm of our heavenly father. And I know from being a father that y'all have grown in ways you would never thought you would grow until you had these children. So keep, keep growing. Keep growing, my brothers. Keep striving, my brothers. And keep loving the Lord Jesus Christ until he comes home. Father, I pray over my fathers right now. Lord, I pray for an anointing over them of strength and fortitude.
That you would keep them strong and you would continue to honor them in every area. Not just today, God. Let them feel important. them feel worthy. Let them feel honor. I pray that you will just touch them in such a way. You know their shortcomings and you know the hole that may be in any of their hearts. I ask that you will fill that hole, God.
You know the fathers in this room and across the screen that is looking for a mentor or a father figure. Holy Father, fill that space for them or send a mighty man into their lives, oh God, that will help them journey and make it to the end. Fortify them right now, oh God.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main theme of the episode 'Fruit That Remains'?
0:01–4:43
2
How does Elder Milton James define generosity?
4:43–16:15
3
What biblical examples illustrate the importance of a generous heart?
16:15–26:08
4
How does the concept of generosity relate to personal growth?
26:08–34:58
5
What does Scripture say about the relationship between wealth and generosity?
34:58–42:44
6
How can one cultivate a spirit of generosity?
42:44–52:41
7
What role does gratitude play in being generous?
52:41–1:00:27
8
How does God view our acts of generosity?
1:00:27–1:04:25
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