Ezekiel 17:5– “When he took of the seed of the land
and planted it in fertile soil. He placed it beside abundant waters. He set it
like a willow twig”
Each time I visit a local grocery store,
county market or road-side stand it is rewarding to see the small business owners
display their wares so proudly. I love
to see the vibrant colors and smell the aromas of freshly harvested vegetables
and fruits. As an experimental chef, it
is wonderful to mix and match the ingredients to make delicious dishes,
desserts and beverages. None of this
would be possible if the farmers had not planted seed early in the sowing
season. In order to have a bountiful harvest the
farmers must think in advance about the amount, variety and care of the plants
they want to reap; and plant accordingly.
We
must also be mindful of the ‘yield’ we want to develop and plant well. Whether you are seeding into the life of a
ministry; planting sound advice and encouragement into the life of a teen;
sowing energy into a volunteer project or just placing great new thoughts into
the fertile ground of your own creativity; it is important that you plant good seed
and put it into fertile ground. One
apple seed can produce a mighty tree, which in turn can produce hundreds of
apples each with dozens of seeds capable of producing vast orchards of future trees. The exponential grown potential is mind-boggling. Your small initial sowing can make a tremendous difference Make sure your seed counts. Plant it now and plant it deep!
Every
day is a good day; it is up to us to make it a GREAT day. Be
blessed! Dr. JoAnn
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