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As we enter a new year, Jesus’ parable of the fig tree speaks with unusual clarity: mercy is real—but so is accountability. In Luke 13:6–9, the fig tree receives one more year—not as permission to drift, but as an urgent gift of grace meant to lead to repentance, revival, and lasting fruit.

This message is a New Year call to God’s people: do not waste the season of mercy. In the Seventh-day Adventist understanding of Scripture, we live in solemn times—when Christ’s ministry for us is active, and heaven’s appeal is still open. The question is not whether God is patient; the question is whether we will respond while we still have time.

In this sermon, we cover:

What the fig tree represents—and why “leaves without fruit” is a warning

The difference between outward religion and inward transformation

Why “one more year” is grace with a purpose

How repentance, prayer, and surrender produce real spiritual fruit

A practical New Year plan for renewed devotion, obedience, and mission

If you’re starting this year hungry for a deeper walk with Christ, this message is for you.

Scripture: Luke 13:6–9
Theme: Mercy, repentance, fruitfulness, urgency, New Year renewal

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