Show Notes
Every day, we are planting seeds that shape our future. The words we speak, the thoughts we nurture, and the way we treat others all contribute to the harvest we will eventually see. The seeds we choose to plant today will influence the harvest we reap tomorrow.
In "Sowing & Reaping," Duane Sheriff teaches the unchanging law of seedtime and harvest and how it applies to every area of life, not just finances. Galatians 6 and other Scriptures reveal how our choices, relationships, generosity, and attitudes produce a harvest over time. Just as we reap what we sow, we can sow to the Spirit and cultivate the kind of life God desires for us. Duane encourages us to take inventory of the seeds we are planting in our homes, workplaces, and relationships. When we recognize a bad seed, we can repent, make things right, and begin again. Even when we cannot see immediate results, we can trust God's Word and remain faithful, knowing that some harvests take time.
Discover how to sow good seeds today, nurture the promises of God in your heart, and invest in a harvest that will bless others for generations to come.
More from Duane Sheriff Ministries - Messages
How can we know with confidence that it is God's will to heal when our experiences sometimes seem to say otherwise? We cannot base our confidence on what we see around us. Our confidence must come from God's Word and the revelation of Jesus Christ.
If it is God's will to heal, why aren't all healed? God's desire for our lives doesn't mean His will happens automatically. His will does not change because of what we go through, our circumstances, or what we see happening around us.
Do you believe that it's God's will to heal? Our experiences, disappointments, traditions, or someone else's lack of healing cannot determine our answer. God's Word must establish His will.
Where do we place our confidence? Are we building our confidence based on our accomplishments? When we compare ourselves to others by race, title, background, education, or success, we are placing confidence in ourselves instead of Christ.
Faithfulness is the key to increase in life and ministry. Greater opportunities and influence begin with being faithful in the little things God has already entrusted to us.