God does not run factories; He grows gardens.Amen! This is a very good summary of some of what He's been getting through to me lately: He didn't create everything to meet some kind of production quota; on the contrary, Love was the point.He is not interested in your works; He desires to enjoy your fruit.I think I know what Mr. Smith meant, but at face value the first part of this is false; God cares very much about His people doing good works, He ordained them unto those good works quite a while ago, and "our fruit" is (at least partly) our good works. Justification is not by works (in Pauline theological vocabulary, not necessarily James's, I think it was Bro. Ron that has reminded us of this, though I'm not sure), but Sanctification almost by definition results in them.He does not want you to depend upon your flesh; He calls you to rely upon His Spirit.Amen and amen. May He keep us from forgetting upon Whose strength we stand, and even have our being.