Rooted Righteousness
http://bible.us/psa92.13.nkjv Those who are planted in the house of the Lord Shall flourish in the courts of our God. The law of sowing and reaping is equally acceptable to either the morally upright or bankrupt. The major challenge is often the bankruptcy of grace for consistency in those who desire uprightness. Religious activities may pretend to provide the platform for godly occupation; but the common struggle with righteousness is a clear indication that godliness is deeper than godly activities. Godly activities occupy the head of a man, while godliness occupy the heart. It is only when the heart is engaged with grace, that the whole body, soul and spirit find no pleasure in ungodly activities. Therefore, only those who are rooted in righteousness bear only the fruit of the Spirit.