What the Bible says about Fruit of God's Holy Spirit
(From Forerunner Commentary)

Matthew 21:31 The sons' ultimate actions reveal their difference. The first son, after open refusal, repents of his sin—better late than never—and goes to work for his father. He overcomes and changes from bad to good. After experiencing the negative results of sin, he yields to God's instruction, changing direction and doing as his father commanded him—the fruit of his repentance. The proof of our repentance comes to light when we comply with the Father's will and do good works with the help of the Holy Spirit. The result is the production of the fruit of the Spirit. Martin G. Collins Parable of the Two Sons Related Topics: Changing Direction | Fruits of God's Holy Spirit | Fruits of Repentance | Fruits of Righteousness | Parable of the Two Sons | Repentance | Yielding to God's Instruction | Yielding to God's Will

 

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