All human beings express what we carry inside by our actions, because each of us acts according to what is in the heart.
We know that Christ came into the world to heal a sick society that urgently needs to be restored in a hostile world that day after day transcends evil and spiritual blindness.
It is also important to recognize that all human beings are governed by a scale of values that they have received either through family or society.
These values may seem good to some but bad to others and when we appreciate it as bad then we are assuming it as "anti-value" and consequently the kind of fruits that the person has acquired is being determined.
That is why we find these words in the Bible "by the fruit the tree is known." and we read:
Matthew 12: 33-37
33 »If they have a good tree, their fruit is good; If they have a bad tree, their fruit is bad. The tree is recognized by its fruit. 34 Litter of vipers, how can you who are bad say something good? From the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks. 35 He who is good, from the goodness that he treasures in the heart, brings out good, but he who is evil, from his wickedness brings out evil. 36 But I tell you that on the day of judgment everyone will have to give an account of every idle word they have spoken. 37 For by your words you will be acquitted, and by your words you will be condemned. ”(New International Version (NIV).
Really what Jesus was demonstrating through these words is that the person who remains in Him will have good fruits but he who does not remain in his truth will have bad fruits.
In life you will always meet a Pharisee like those who pointed to Jesus to defame about the holy spirit and ignore the work of God.
It is evident that we speak and act for what abounds in our hearts. It is for this reason that someone who has Jesus in their heart cannot have bad fruits, for their fruits are those of the spirit and they are what we are going to look at.
It is also important to remember that we are all going to be judged by our works and by our words, as an ace for condemnation and others for justice.