There is no such thing as a fruitless Christian. How can we be sure of that? Because that is what Jesus consistently taught, and this parable is one example of such teaching.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 13:20-23

There is no such thing as a fruitless Christian. How can we be sure of that? Because that is what Jesus consistently taught, and this parable is one example of such teaching.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 13:20-23
Many of the Israelites underestimated John the Baptist, even those who personally witnessed his ministry. Jesus reveals just how significant John’s ministry was as well as his special place in God’s Word and plan.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 11:6-14
Jesus offers us one package, one that includes Himself, His Father, and a big family as well. For that reason, there are no true Christians who are “lone rangers.” Moreover, embracing one of Jesus’ followers means embracing Him and His Father.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 10:39-11:5
You might have Jesus in your heart, but do you have Him in your boat?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 14:22-27
Through Elijah and Elisha’s ministries, God bypassed Jews to minister to Gentiles. Jesus reminded His audience in Nazareth of those undeniable facts, and they tried to murder Him.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 13:53-58
Did you know that Jesus had four half-brothers, at least two half-sisters, and likely many nieces and nephews in Nazareth? But when Jesus decided to pay them a visit, it didn’t turn out to be a fun-filled family reunion.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 13:51-58
Knowing the inestimable value of God’s Kingdom, true believers are willing to sacrifice anything to gain it. Ignorant observers, however, are baffled at our apparent foolishness. But it won’t always be that way!
Todays Scripture: Matthew 13:44-51
Most of us believe that the unrighteous will suffer eternal conscious torment in hell. But is there any biblical merit to what is known as the doctrine of annihilation?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 13:31-33, 40-42
What would have been Jesus’ reaction if He had heard Peter saying to the other disciples after he walked on the water and sunk, “The reason I sank was because it wasn’t God’s will for me to make it all the way to Jesus”?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 14:26-34
Jesus loved them, but they hated Him. The same was true of John the Baptist. Most rejected him and his message. Should modern followers of Christ should expect any difference?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 11:12-21