Sometimes we need a little help to bare fruit

Luke 13:6-9 

This story is fascinating.  It's obvious that Jesus wants fruit but the man's solution to the lack of fruit is to work with it's environment.  Dig a little and add some fertilizer.  Our environments do make a difference and notice it's not necessarily pleasant stuff going on with the fertilizing and the digging.  Lord Jesus, through our struggles please help us to grow the fruit of Your Spirit.

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