The Bible speaks so many times about reaping
what you sow.
There are parables Jesus taught us that surely
we all know.
When you think of sowing, all sorts of things
come to mind.
Sowing seeds of tenderness must surely mean you
are kind.
But winds can blow and scatter the most hardiest
of seeds.
Those that dig in and travel so, surely they are
but weeds!
Roots that require digging out from lots of
wayward places.
You need to dig deep, getting right down to
their very bases!
To ensure a better harvest one needs to prepare
the ground.
Seeds just left, untended with no caring sower
to be found.
No water,which is important in order for seeds
to germinate.
Sowing takes much patience too, we need to be
able to wait
Seeds scattered on stony ground will never go
down deep.
Birds come and eat the seeds, especially if the
ground is steep
Other seeds burn amidst the rocks wedged along
the wayside.
Just like man you will find you need some form
of pesticide.
How like our lives sowing is if we want to
garner a harvest..
We will reap just what we sow if we live a life
of excess.
God’s word says, “Those that plow evil and those
who
Sow trouble will surely reap it,” and “Sow the
wind and
Reap a whirlwind,” so many scripture verses tell
us to beware.
Jesus warns us of these things so that we can
take more care.
For in our lives things come along that can
destroy our serve.
We must be vigilant, looking around, learning to
observe.
SO MANY VERSES!: I CHALLENGE YOU
today to take the time to look them up
and learn from them like I did. It will surely
create lots of thought about sowing and reaping in your lives.
Hebrews 12:11 ~ 2 Corinthians 9:10 ~ James 3:18
~ Luke 10:2 ~ Matthew 9:37 ~ Deuteronomy 16:15, Matthew 13:18 ~ Job 4:8 ~
Hebrews 8:7 ~ John 4:36 ~ Isaiah 3:18 ~ Hosea 8:7 ~ Matthew 13:18
