Rylee Meek argues that many Christians misuse the doctrine of grace as a license to sin, claiming assurance of salvation while showing no change in behavior. She insists that true followers of Jesus must "bear fruit"—observable evidence of transformed life—and warns that lack of such fruit indicates deception about one’s faith.
Because we live in the end days, right? In the New Testament days. It's like we rely so much on grace that we think we can do anything just because we maybe verbalized a prayer that we can do whatever we want. Because I got the ticket to heaven, baby. And I would argue you are deceived unless you're actually bearing the fruit of what it means to be what the Bible calls a Christian, right? Or, you know, a follower of Jesus, is that we should bear fruit, right? And that fruit is. Is evident of if we're actually followers of Jesus.
