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There was once a parable, an earthly story portraying a message that would be told in reference of our life: A sower goes out to sow some seeds. However, there were some seeds fell on the wayside, and were swallowed up by the birds. Yet, some seeds fell next to the ricks, but there was not enough earth to keep the growth of the plant- so, when the sun came out the seeds were scorched from the earth with minimum growth, but without the roots to carry on its growth process. Yet, some seeds were placed in the thorns; so, those seeds were choked by its death. The last sower was able to find good land, where seeds would grow to a hundred fold. There is a mission: When God asks us to plant seeds, we are asked to have the oil with us. Without the right concentration, there are concerns of thorns who can choke you up. Because the thorns are sharp and dangerous, only God has the power to devour or to destroy them. A thorn is stubborn, and will continue to process threats of no promise, but the cuts it can process. Some thorns can be hidden, while a red rose blooms beautifully on the branches of a rose bush, there is no reason to believe- the thorn bush wants you to grab the beautiful rose to dig into your skin the anger it holds for you. Hence we have the earth to produce God's mission, but without the oil and concentration, there are only rocks that will go nowhere. Yes, unless you plan to move the rocks out of the way, those things will always remain. Only God has the power to remove the blockages out of our lives to make success in His mission, not our own. Rocks also causes pain. They are heavy, stubborn to move, and are often in the way. When dealing with rocks, their mission is to block the truth blind us for which what is said is to be hypocritical to the naked eye. However, what the rocks do not know, they may block our message from reaping, but God can remove that rock, placing them where they will work better. The rocks are the most stubborn for sending a message when the rock says, "Here I am try to move me," however, if you remove a rock from its place, they too have a purpose, and knocks the whole scenario outta-kilta. The situation is that while seeds could grow, they die off very quickly without roots. The question is: Does it take a brain surgeon to help us decide where to plant seeds? Do we need to express the dangers of rocks and thorns? Where do we lay our hearts? Is our hearts in the thorns, being tangled and sliced- or is our hearts being crushed by rocks? Is our oil being dripped by the holding back of thorns, or are the rocks dying the oil up? Our hearts need to sow where there is promise.

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Nov 15, 2014

Nov 15, 2014 at 4:24 PM UTC

samuel-lombardo

The Sower

There was once a parable, an earthly story portraying a message that would be told in reference of our life: A sower goes out to sow some seeds. However, there were some seeds fell on the wayside, and were swallowed up by the birds. Yet, some seeds fell next to the ricks, but there was not enough earth to keep the growth of the plant- so, when the sun came out the seeds were scorched from the earth with minimum growth, but without the roots to carry on its growth process. Yet, some seeds were placed in the thorns; so, those seeds were choked by its death. The last sower was able to find good land, where seeds would grow to a hundred fold. There is a mission: When God asks us to plant seeds, we are asked to have the oil with us. Without the right concentration, there are concerns of thorns who can choke you up. Because the thorns are sharp and dangerous, only God has the power to devour or to destroy them. A thorn is stubborn, and will continue to process threats of no promise, but the cuts it can process. Some thorns can be hidden, while a red rose blooms beautifully on the branches of a rose bush, there is no reason to believe- the thorn bush wants you to grab the beautiful rose to dig into your skin the anger it holds for you. Hence we have the earth to produce God's mission, but without the oil and concentration, there are only rocks that will go nowhere. Yes, unless you plan to move the rocks out of the way, those things will always remain. Only God has the power to remove the blockages out of our lives to make success in His mission, not our own. Rocks also causes pain. They are heavy, stubborn to move, and are often in the way. When dealing with rocks, their mission is to block the truth blind us for which what is said is to be hypocritical to the naked eye. However, what the rocks do not know, they may block our message from reaping, but God can remove that rock, placing them where they will work better. The rocks are the most stubborn for sending a message when the rock says, "Here I am try to move me," however, if you remove a rock from its place, they too have a purpose, and knocks the whole scenario outta-kilta. The situation is that while seeds could grow, they die off very quickly without roots. The question is: Does it take a brain surgeon to help us decide where to plant seeds? Do we need to express the dangers of rocks and thorns? Where do we lay our hearts? Is our hearts in the thorns, being tangled and sliced- or is our hearts being crushed by rocks? Is our oil being dripped by the holding back of thorns, or are the rocks dying the oil up? Our hearts need to sow where there is promise.