WHAT AM I SOWING?
Don’t be misled—you cannot mock the justice of God. You will always harvest what you plant. (Galatians 6:7 NLT)
Today as I reflect on the law of sowing and harvesting, I understand that I will reap what I sow.
According to this verse, I can reap good things from good seeds and bad things from bad seeds.
For a moment I was a little worried when I thought that in my life I have sown both types of seeds.
I have spread kindness, but I have also (rarely) treated others with anger, without kindness.
I have sown a lot of patience, but also occasionally a little impatience.
According to this verse, I can reap good things from good seeds and bad things from bad seeds.
For a moment I was a little worried when I thought that in my life I have sown both types of seeds.
I have spread kindness, but I have also (rarely) treated others with anger, without kindness.
I have sown a lot of patience, but also occasionally a little impatience.
1. Lord, forgive me for the seeds of flesh that I have sown. In the name of Jesus I declare that they wither at the roots like the fig tree that you cursed, and that those bad seeds will not produce crops.
2. Lord, help me be self-aware of what I do each day. Help me to sow many more good seeds.
3. Lord, don’t forget all the good seeds that my family and I have sown throughout this life, and that we continue to do so.
For God is not unjust. He will not forget how hard you have worked for him and how you have shown your love to him by caring for other believers, as you still do. (Heb. 6:10 NLT)
May our good seeds be blessed and produce abundant harvests of spiritual, family, social and financial blessings.
Think about it:
What good crops will you reap according to what you have sown?
What bad seeds have you sown?
What type of seeds do you need to start sowing?
