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  • Rooted Before the Fruit Appears

    Rooted Before the Fruit Appears

    What if fruitfulness begins long before fruit can be seen? In this reflective devotional, we follow the story of Abraham and discover that God called him fruitful before the promise was fully visible. Through Scripture, we are reminded that God’s work often begins beneath the surface, strengthening roots before producing a harvest. If you have…

  • Something Old Something New The Blessings – Leviticus 26:9 (C)

    Something Old Something New The Blessings – Leviticus 26:9 (C)

    Roots grow deep before fruit appears above the surface. In this Interactive Study, we explore how scripture connects planting, pruning, foundations, refinement, and spiritual growth. From Leviticus 26:9 to Ephesians 2 and John 15, this study follows the thread of how God establishes His people, strengthens them, and builds them together through every season of…

  • Rooted Before Fruit Appears

    Rooted Before Fruit Appears

    Sometimes the greatest growth in our lives happens beneath the surface where nobody else can see it. Rooted in Colossians 2:6–7 and Leviticus 26:9, this reflection explores what it means to remain planted in Christ, trust God during hidden seasons of growth, and understand that roots often come before fruit.

  • Something Old, Something New – Leviticus 26:9 B

    Something Old, Something New – Leviticus 26:9 B

    What does it truly mean to be rooted? Rooted in Leviticus 26:9, *Something Old, Something New* explores covenant, fruitfulness, faithfulness, refinement, and spiritual transformation through a two-part interactive study journey. Part 1 focuses on being rooted in Christ, abiding in the true Vine, and producing lasting fruit. Part 2 moves into the refining fire, examining…

  • The Time of Visitation: Recognizing When God Is Near (Leviticus 26:9)

    The Time of Visitation: Recognizing When God Is Near (Leviticus 26:9)

    God visits us more than we realize… but many times, we miss it. Rooted in Leviticus 26:9, this reflection explores what it means to recognize the time of visitation, how wandering turns into dwelling, and how God’s presence leads us into alignment.