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Wow! What a powerful seed!

One of the simply amazing things about fruit, is that it carries seed within itself that can continue to multiply over and over. And in this manner, it helps to give life and health to all of humanity. In the same way, the actions of the righteous are like seeds that help to bring life and health to all those that they come in contact with. Their love, testimonies, kindness, compassion, patience, generosity and the like, help to reveal God’s love to this world. And in this way, people are able to connect with God in Christ. You are a living seed, and when properly planted in good soil, you will bring forth life, joy, hope and faith. Never forget who you are and what you are called to do. You are a great blessing to this world! You are “The Righteous.”

Proverbs 11:30 “The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life, and he who wins souls is wise”

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Who is your provider?

The scriptures teach us that God is our ultimate provider. Most often look at their jobs as their provider, but frankly, jobs come and go. They can be available today, and gone tomorrow. It’s vital that we catch the revelation deep in our spirit that God is our provider. Opportunities can close down. Downsizing and layoffs can occur. But God is able to get provision over to us in unlimited ways because He is an unlimited God with unlimited provision and resources. He is actually the one that provides provision and resources for us on a daily basis. Not only that, when we are generous, He will multiply our resources so that we can continue to be generous with others. Your job might shut down, your bank might fail, your current opportunities might dry up, but always remember that God never fails, and He is the one that will open new doors of opportunity when the current one shuts down because He is our provider!

2 Corinthians 9:10 “Now He who provides seed for the sower and bread for food will provide and multiply your seed for sowing [that is, your resources] and increase the harvest of your righteousness [which shows itself in active goodness, kindness, and love]”