Every healthy relationship should bear good fruit. Just as a tree is known by its fruits, love is proven not by empty words, but by the results it produces over time.
When love is intelligent, it yields patience, kindness, trust, respect and unity. These are the fruits that nourish a relationship and strengthen it year after year. Conversely, if a relationship consistently produces pain, mistrust and conflict, it’s a clear indication that deeper issues need to be addressed.
For singles, yielding fruit means examining your own life and asking, “What am I producing right now?” If your choices and habits are generating negative outcomes, such as bitterness, insecurity or unhealthy attachments, it’s essential to address those underlying issues before entering a relationship. Good fruit comes from a healthy tree, and that begins within.
During the Love Walk, you will have the chance to reflect on the kind of fruit your relationship – or personal life – is producing. Don’t miss this powerful opportunity to nurture the seeds of love that will eventually yield joy, peace and fulfilment in your life.
Join us tomorrow, 30 August, at 1pm in Kennington Park.
