We continue discussing The harvest of Surrender has always belonged to the One who planted the seed Immature fruit clings to the branch because it isn’t ready. Mature fruit releases because its purpose has been fulfilled. Spiritually, surrender is not weakness—it is the evidence that Christ has completed a deeper work within us.”

If you've been waiting, stretching, or wondering why God hasn't moved yet, this conversation will encourage you to trust the process. The fruit cannot be rushed—but when it is ready, the harvest comes.

I like these but feel free to add or take away. Last day on the water, we have had so much fun and reflecting on what God is saying to our hearts right now. Love you and will be home late Saturday. We will be back on line Wednesday for pod cast and church.

In this episode, we explore how fruit only reaches its purpose through surrender.

Maybe the season you're in feels slow. Maybe God seems to be holding you in place.

Don't mistake delay for abandonment. The fruit is still ripening. When God has completed His work in you, surrender is no longer a struggle—it becomes the natural response of a life that trusts the Gardener.

Our conversation continues in Proverbs 1, focusing on the warning found in verses 10–19. While the passage speaks of a gang enticing someone to follow their path, we discuss how this warning extends beyond natural people and points to the spiritual battle for our attention and agreement.

Every day, voices compete for influence in our lives. The carnal mind, old habits, fear, offense, pride, and worldly thinking all attempt to draw us away from the voice of wisdom. Proverbs calls us to recognize these voices and refuse their invitation.

We explore how believers must learn to discern between the wisdom that comes from God and the voices that appeal to the flesh. We are reminded not to allow flesh and blood, emotions, or natural reasoning to override what the Spirit of God is saying.

Wisdom is still calling. The question is: Which voice are we agreeing with? As sons and daughters of God, we are invited to listen carefully, walk in discernment, and follow the path that leads to life.