When I look at these two pictures of these trees..
and I envision them as my family..
I dont want it to be because of me thatI have not sowed a seed of
healthy, bright green, flourishing , full lives (trees)
When you plant apples you dont get an orange tree..
so you reap what you sow..
and when you plant one seed,,
God doesnt give you a tree with
one apple..you get 100's and 100's of apples
year after year,, with them having their own
multiple seeds inside each apple..
to be planted and to sow another harvest..
But it takes time,,
you have to sow that seed and tend to it
(pray over them)
and in time you will see new growth.. !!!! |
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Well, it is that time of year sister! Digging up weeds . . . fertilizing the soil . . . planting those things we'd like to see bloom . . . it's amazing . . . you know, God's green thumb. It is His Word that fertilizes our faith and builds strong roots. Praying we ALL dig deeper!!!
Love and BIG HUGS!
Cherie
I really needed to read this post today~yesterday was a NOT so good day for me, tongue wise. I said some not so nice things. Thanks for the gentle reminder! I love your blog :)
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Beautiful post and well said!
Seed planting determines what we harvest. But even through bad planting we can reach a good and healthy crop if we persevere with the right nuturing.
Thanks for sharing God's word and your nuturing.
Great post! I have been thinking of the power of words lately too. Beautiful photos and great encouragement!
Thanks!
Kathy
Loved every word of this karen, and oh so true. Dh and I read a chapter in proverbs every day, as we were reading this today we both just stopped and marveled at the truth in this. Wow! We have that kind of power, Awesome. It really makes me stop and think before I speak. My mom always said "if you can't say anything good, don't say anything.'
Thank you for always inspiring me,
Hugs,
Sue
Just goes right with my theme this year, planting and new harvest. Thanks for sharing I need to plant more of the right kind of seed...too easy for me to get stuck in just correction, which can become discouraging, oh my, convicted.
This is beautiful, Karen! Loved every word and the photo's brought it even more to life! So many parallels to being rooted and grounded and firmly planted which remind me of God's work in our lives.
Thank you for your constant encouragement and your gracious heart! You and your words are a beautiful testimony!
I loved your thoughts today...yes, sometimes we need to bridle out tongues! Pretty pictures too :D
Looks to me like your "seedlings" are doing wonderfully - thanks in no small part to your faithfulness.
You go, girl!
treasures said...
Hi Karen,
Planting seeds of kindness . . . it's really not that hard is it? Thanks
for always sharing God's word in your blog.
~ Julie
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