As the saying goes, “you reap what you sow.” Jim Rohn’s insight deepened my understanding: “What you reap is what you’ve sown.” Disagreeing with your harvest is like opposing oneself because life involves choices, not just the hand dealt.
Your living situation, clothing, employer’s directives, car, character, child-rearing, and provisions reflect past choices shaping your present lifestyle.
Remember, the seeds sown daily shape your future harvest. Invest in education, relationships with God and others, vision, ambitions, marriage, and family.
Sowing isn’t a choice but a necessity. Recall Paul’s words in Galatians 6:7 and 9, emphasizing the link between sowing and reaping, urging persistence in doing good.
Life Nuggets Of SEED:
- No Seed, No Harvest
- Wrong Seed, Wrong Harvest
- Little Seed, Little Harvest
- More Seed, More Harvest
- Good Seed, Good Harvest
Always remember, consistent giving is crucial. Ceasing sowing leads to no harvest. King Solomon advised continuous sowing, promising outcomes with persistence (Ecc 11:6). Harvests are promising, but sowers bear the obligation to sow first.
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