Abide in Me (John 15:4-5): Why Striving Isn't the Same as Bearing Fruit | E297
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Abide in Me (John 15:4-5): Why Striving Isn't the Same as Bearing Fruit | E297
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- Abide in Me (John 15:4-5): Why Striving Isn't the Same as Bearing Fruit | Holy Shift Devotionals
- Series Umbrella: A Time for Every Purpose — Leg 2: Bringing in the Harvest
- Scripture: John 15:4-5 (NKJV)
- Ancient Word: Meno (μένω) — Greek, "abide/remain/stay joined"
Desiree Day opens a new leg of A Time for Every Purpose by bringing back something the show paused for a few episodes — the ancient word. Anchored in John 15:4-5, "Abide in Me, and I in you... for without Me you can do nothing," she breaks open the Greek word Meno — to stay, to remain joined — and why fruit was never actually about effort.
She gets honest about a hard week: an amazing but unsystemized workload leaving her scattered, carrying her friends' and colleagues' pain as her own, a freeze that made it hard to get anything done, and a breakthrough prayer yesterday that cleared some of it — plus the follow-up she knows she's still avoiding.
This episode includes a new Holy Shift Action, "The Meno Check," and a prayer for anyone trying to produce fruit from a place they haven't actually stayed connected.
Grab this week's Holy Shift Action, decree, and prayer for free at holyshiftmedia.com — download the Holy Shift Weekly Toolkit, print it out, and keep it with you all week.
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