Life is developed during seasons in your life. There is a time to plant, to water, to tend, and a time to reap. The return on your investment & the harvest you get depends on you. Steven Daniels reminds us of this when he points out the following: 1.Sowing is a ChoiceThe farmer chooses his crop. It is intentional and the farmer expects to reap from his efforts. 2.The farmer knows his crop.Sowing is an investment, so the farmer is careful. He is equipped to sow and reap in accordance with the nature of his crop. He has the land, has the right equipment, understands the calendar, knows the cultivation schedule, and knows the water and nutrients necessary for the crop to yield its intended result. If he is careless, if his stewardship falters, he stands to lose everything. 3.You reap what you sow.Simple enough, you won’t get bananas if you plant wheat, no matter how hard you wish for them. 4.You reap much more than you sow.One single seed yields hundreds to thousands of its kind. 5.You reap in a different season than you sow.Winter wheat crops in Kansas are sown in September or October for harvest in June. Plants don’t germinate overnight and consequences are often delayed.
Posted on: Sun, 06 Oct 2013 13:05:40 +0000
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