As I was reflecting on this passage this morning, I was reminded where the scriptures states “But thanks be to God, Who in Christ always leads us in triumph…”. The question is how much we will allow him to do so.
In this example story of the farmer, the interesting fact was even though each seed he was planting required soil to grow, each had unique soil preparation and planting requirements to grow successfully.
This is also true for each of our “vision” seeds that we have been given.
Practically, there are certain processes/ tasks that must be completed to harvest a successful businesses, ministry, community, family and marriage.
Some of the tasks may be: regulatory, personnel, finances, product or services, customers/ client relations, communications – provision.
As the leaders, what is most important are the instructions we download from God daily on how to prepare our soil for these provisions as each seed requires different soil preparation and handling techniques for success.
God knows what our soil needs, when it is needed and he is faithful to order our steps – day in and day out, if we let him lead, guide and teach us. We need God’s revelations and wisdom.
As we listen and make adjustments, we will see our harvest yield fruit of its kind- some 30, some 60 and some 100 fold.
The results will be in direct proportion to our faith and growth in these areas: Prayer, Praise, Worship, Fasting, Reading and Meditating on the Word and Communing with the Holy Spirit.
It is my prayer that we will hear with clarity “What the Lord is Saying” for us this season. All we know and believe is that it will be edifying and good for us.
Be Blessed!!
be a Blessing!
“Give ear and hear my [Isaiah’s] voice; listen and hear my words.
Does he who plows for sowing plow continually? Does he continue to plow and harrow the ground after it is smooth?
When he has leveled its surface, does he not cast abroad [the seed of] dill or fennel and scatter cummin [a seasoning], and put the wheat in rows, and barley in its intended place, and spelt [an inferior kind of wheat] as the border?
[And he trains each of them correctly] for his God instructs him correctly and teaches him.”
Isaiah 28:23-26 AMPC
“Pay close attention to what I am saying. Farmers don’t just plow and break up the ground.
When a field is ready, they scatter the seeds of dill and cumin; they plant the seeds of wheat and barley in the proper places and sow other grains around the edges.
They learn this from their God.”
Isaiah 28:23-26 CEV
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