“Grooming The Heart, To Yield The Fruits Of Righteousness”. CHUDDY UBAJEKWE

Chuddy Ubajekwe

Chuddy Ubajekwe teaches that the condition of the heart determines whether the word of God bears lasting fruit. Beginning with new birth through incorruptible seed, he describes the word as carrying divine life and the capacity for growth into Christ’s likeness. Luke 8’s explanation of the sower provides the main structure.

The wayside heart does not retain or value the word. Rocky ground receives it joyfully but lacks depth when testing comes. Thorny ground permits growth but allows cares, wealth and pleasure to choke maturity. Good ground receives the word in an honest heart and brings forth fruit patiently. The speaker applies these conditions to believers rather than treating knowledge or initial enthusiasm as proof of maturity.

Practical emphasis falls on prayer for a changed heart, reordering pursuits around Christ and examining motives for service. Material needs are acknowledged without making them the governing aim. The final warning is that increased knowledge can coexist with a weakened prayer life. The desired fruit is Christ’s life expressed through sincere motives, patient growth and continued fellowship with God.