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In this devotion, Recognition Is by Fruit, based on Matthew 7:15–20, Rev Joshua Ssali Ssalongo brings the week’s reflections on sowing and reaping to a close. Through Jesus’ teaching, we are reminded that our true character is revealed not by our titles or words, but by the fruit our lives produce. Reflect on the seeds you are planting, the habits you are cultivating, and the impact you are making in your home, workplace, and service to others. May your life bear lasting fruit that glorifies God and points others to Christ.
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