How to love Jesus, part 2—growing, pruning, being fruitful, trusting Jesus for now and forever
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How to love Jesus, part 2—growing, pruning, being fruitful, trusting Jesus for now and forever

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Descripción de How to love Jesus, part 2—growing, pruning, being fruitful, trusting Jesus for now and forever

 When you think of the time Jesus had with his disciples just before his trial and crucifixion, what is it you think about?
To answer my question, I know I think about the Last Supper—that’s what has been memorialized in great art throughout the centuries and in the services before Easter and that’s often our focus on Maundy Thursday or Good Friday services.
Though the Last supper is extremely important that was only one part of the teaching and time Jesus had with his disciples and in this part 2 of our special Easter lessons we’ll look the passage in John 13-17 that fills in what happened after that meal until the time Jesus was arrested. 
This podcast will be heavy on application because in our previous special Easter lesson we learned that the primary way to love Jesus is to OBEY HIS COMMANDS. It isn't just knowing about them that pleases him, but obeying them.
In this podcast I'll talk about ways to love Jesus by trusting him to prune our lives to make us more fruitful in both our personal lives and in how we impact the world for him. 
There are additional materials on the website: www.Bible805.com that I refer to in the lesson and I hope you'll check them out and sign up for the newsletter while you're there. 
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