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The Power of Planting The Seed

Have you ever held the sort of conversation with someone that absolutely refused to leave your thoughts?

One of those that continually lives rent-free within your mind and you aren't quite sure what you should do about it? 

Struggles are ever-present in our world today. 

Ten minutes spent with someone will make that perfectly clear---whether they were suddenly met with not so great news from their doctor or they are in the midst of financial ruin. 

Perhaps their hearts have a spiritual need; many souls live without help but even more of them live without hope. 

You can never truly know what someone may be experiencing. 

Live as a light in a world that's absolutely filled to the brim with darkness.

Live as 'that someone' who loves someone else enough to tell them all about Jesus. 

You may meet those whose hearts may initially reject the Gospel but please remember that while it IS your responsibility to plant the seed, Christ is the only one with the ability to save them.  

My message for today is simply this: 

You should never underestimate the power of planting the seed. 

Think of someone you've encountered recently:

Invite them to church
Pray for them 
Show them the love of Christ

You never know what He could do through you. 


“So then neither is he that planteth any thing, neither he that watereth; but God that giveth the increase.” (1 Corinthians 3:7)
















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