Yielding Fruit

Preview: We are each known by the things that we do throughout our lives. Our reputations and stature are built on these things. This may be good or bad depending on the choices we make each day.


Scripture Reading: Luke 8:4-15.

Memory Verse: Psalm 1:3.

1. Unto what is a righteous man likened? Psalm 1:3 & Jeremiah 17:7-8.
2. What does Solomon say of the fruit of the righteous? Proverbs 11:30.
3. Do the wicked also bring forth fruit? Proverbs 10:16.
4. How can we tell if a tree is good or corrupt? Matthew 7:16-17 & Matthew 7:20.
5. How will we show if we have truly repented? Matthew 3:8.
6. Who is the husbandman? John 15:1.
7. What will He do to each fruitful branch? John 15:2-3.
8. Can we (a branch) bear fruit of ourselves? John 15:4-5.
9. What must we do to glorify our Father and be Christ’s disciples? John 15:8.
10. How did Jesus describe the seed that fell among the thorns? Luke 8:14.
11. Can a good tree bring forth anything but good fruit? Matthew 7:17-18.
Note: There is not a life lived that does not bear fruit. Fruit can be good or bad and the condition of a person’s heart determines which kind it will be. If our heart is evil, the fruit will be evil too. May God help us to be as trees planted by the waters that cannot be moved, but bring forth fruit in our season.

Other Lessons* in this series:

Yielding Fruit
Yielding Fruit II

*Lessons in a series may not necessarily be in the same category.