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Has anyone ever shared a personal spiritual experience with you that was so inspiring that it brought tears to your eyes and had you filled with the Holy Spirit for the following hours or even days? Have you ever shared a faith building experience from your life that you know had a profound impact on another person’s relationship with God. These uplifting experiences, in their many shapes and forms, occur in people’s lives every day and are the “fruit” of living a Christ centered life. Figliving.com is about sharing the “fruit” produced by living this kind of life! This will increase our collective faith and testify to the world of the joy and miracles that flow from a personal relationship with Christ.
What kind of “fruit” is to be shared?
It’s simple, real inspirational experiences from real people.
- Acts of true Christian service
- Faith building experiences
- Uplifting spiritual thoughts
- Accounts of people coming to Christ
- Your own conversion story
- Miracles(yes, they still happen)
It’s impossible to estimate the impact that the smallest account can have on another person. The Lord works in mysterious ways so I you feel prompted to share an experience don’t question it……just shareJ
How do I share my “fruit” on figliving.com?
Pretty simple……two different ways:
1.) Comment at the bottom of a blog article. This can get a nice thread going.
Or
2.) If you’re feeling really inspired you can email me at jason@figliving.com and share your experience and we’ll include it in a blog post.
Why the fig?
The Biblical account of Jesus and the fig tree has had a profound impact on my life. In Mark 11 Jesus is hungry and approaches a fig tree and finds that it is barren. He then curses the tree, the roots soon wither, and the tree dies (yikes!). The Lord created this tree with a very specific purpose, and when He found that it did not fulfill the measure of its creation, He caused it to perish. I believe we are all created with a special purpose, or mission, for this life and that this account demonstrates that the Lord expects us to discover that purpose and work to fulfill the measure of our creation. Let us dedicate our lives to uncover our own personal mission and strive to become what the Lord has designed us to become. Plus, have you ever had a fresh fig? They’re pretty dang good!