What More Could God Have Done? | Matthew 21 and the Vineyard.

What does it mean to bear fruit as a Christian? In Matthew 21, Jesus tells of a vineyard planted with lavish care. The fruit God hopes for isn't something we manufacture. It grows because Christ is alive in us. "What More Could God Have Done?" from the Rev. Logan Hurst Scripture: Matthew 21:33–43; Isaiah 5:1–7 Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost, October 4, 2026, at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, McKinney, Texas Keep reflecting with this week's devotional and questions: https://www.standrewsmckinney.org/ser... 0:00 Planting and hoping for fruit 1:59 Isaiah's love song for a vineyard 3:44 Jesus changes the story 5:38 What fruit is God looking for? 7:44 Before they read the Gospels 9:02 Fruit we don't manufacture 10:50 More than beautiful worship 12:14 Can I see Jesus here? 14:46 The love beneath it all Join us in worship! St. Andrew's Episcopal Church is in McKinney, Texas, north of Dallas–Fort Worth. You're invited to worship with us in person each week at 8 am, 9 am, or 11 am. Our 9 am service is also livestreamed for those who can't be with us in the room. To learn more, visit http://standrewsmckinney.org Support the ministry of St. Andrew's wherever you are by giving online. It's convenient and secure, and your gifts help us serve McKinney and the communities around it: http://standrewsmckinney.org/give St. Andrew's is part of the worldwide Anglican Communion (http://www.anglicancommunion.org), the Episcopal Church (http://www.episcopalchurch.org), and the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas (http://edod.org).