What if the problem isn’t just culture, but the church? In Luke 6:43–45, Jesus makes it unmistakably clear: good trees bear good fruit, and bad trees bear bad fruit. This message confronts the uncomfortable reality that much of the American church has traded repentance for comfort and conviction for convenience.

This isn’t about avoiding blatant sin or keeping up religious appearances. It’s about what’s flowing from our hearts. Have fear, people-pleasing, and comfort quenched the fire of the Holy Spirit in us? We’ve learned how to say “sorry” without truly turning away—and the fruit of our lives reveals it.

Revival won’t come through better programs, louder worship, or more polished services. It will only come when God’s people fall on their faces in genuine repentance and live for the One who died for them.