In this message, we explore two parables in Matthew 21 that expose the gap between words and obedience. Through the stories of two sons and a group of rebellious tenants, Jesus confronts religious hypocrisy and calls His followers to genuine repentance and surrender. God isn’t impressed by lip service or appearance—He desires hearts that are transformed by obedience. Real faith produces real fruit, not empty promises. The first parable contrasts words and actions—one son said “no” but obeyed, while the other said “yes” but didn’t follow through. Jesus teaches that obedience, not talk, reveals true love for God. The second parable reveals that rejecting the Son means losing the Kingdom, reminding us that God’s patience is purposeful but not endless. The Kingdom will continue to bear fruit through those who surrender to Him. The message ends with a challenge: • Repent if you’ve said “no” to God. • Return if you’ve drifted from obedience. • Repeat if you’re already bearing fruit—stay rooted and surrendered. Faith isn’t proven by religious activity, but by a heart that abides in Jesus and produces fruit that lasts.