Grains from Gutteridge Podcast

Grains from Gutteridge Podcast


014 Grains from Gutteridge – The Vine and the Branches

October 10, 2012

Show Notes for Grains from Gutteridge Podcast Episode #14: The Vine and the Branches
Summary:
“I am the Vine, you are the branches.”
Of this message, Pastor Gutteridge wrote:

God is the Husbandman, the great Vine-Dresser. He intends that His children should be fruitful with ever-increasing fruitfulness, so He purges them, that they may bring forth more fruit.

But they must abide in the Vine as living branches in the Vine; and the Vine is His own well-beloved Son. This abiding means complete obedience to the Son’s commandments, and in their loving obedience, God’s children bring forth much fruit.
Scriptures Quoted Include:

John 15:1-17
Genesis 41:50-52
Job 5:7
Luke 15:24, 32
John 10:28
John 8:12; 9:5; Matthew 5:14
Matthew 5:15
Luke 3:16
Romans 6:6
1 Thessalonians 5:23-24

Hebrews 13:12-13
Deuteronomy 30:6
Psalm 103:1
Genesis 1:28
2 Corinthians 1:8,9
Galatians 2:20
Galatians 5:22-23
Romans 5:3-5
Revelation 2:17

Hymns & Poems Quoted

'Tis Not to Ask for Gifts Alone by Mary Olivant
Prayer Is the Soul's Sincere Desire by James Montgomery

I didn't find a full rendition of the poem about the English martyr, Hugh Latimer, but I did discover its author and the portion relevant to Pastor Gutteridge's quote:

And the flames leaped up, but the blinding smoke
Could not the soul of Hugh Latimer choke;
For, said he, “Brother Ridley, be of good cheer,
A candle in England is lighted here,
Which by the grace of God shall never go out!”
And that speech in whispers was echoed about—
Latimer’s Light shall never go out,
However the winds may blow it about.
Latimer’s Light can come to stay
Till the trump of a coming judging day.
— Walter J. Mathams —

Acknowledgements

We thank Fellowship member Brian Fettes for providing the digitization of the original cassette tape through the services of Audioanalogy Musicworks of Canada.
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