Genesis 8:21-22
We learn from this verse to make a
decision, not to do anything about a certain situation
The companions of sowing and reaping
are cold and hot and are as sure as day and nigh
When God makes a law, no one gets to
skip it
1. You must plant
something- John 12:24
Let planting be a habit of you
2. You must plant in good ground- Matthew 13:8;
31-32
When you don't pay your tithes, you
deprive yourself of a tree
3. You must
plant large amounts of seeds - Ecclesiastes 11:6
Seeds are vulnerable and not all make
it
A mistake that people make it not sowing
enough seeds
4. Some seeds will be lost - Mark 4:5-17
Some seeds are corrupted by the sower
Just because you planted a seed
doesn't mean that a harvest is coming
5. You must plant the type of seeds that you
expect - Proverbs 21:13
You design your life by what you do
to other people
6. Your seed must die - John 12:24
Learn to allow your seeds to die,
especially when you give - Ephesians
6:8
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Those Who are Offended - Offences: How to Overcome Them
Those Who Are Offended - Offence: Weapon of Satan
Those Who Are Offended - There Will Be Offences
Why Non-tithing Christians Become Poor and How Tithing Christians Can Become Rich - How Tithers Open the Heavens Over Their Lives
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Seven Great Principles - Part 2
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Easter Sunday - 2023
Others - What Jesus Did For Others
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