Seed Bearing Plant

by | Jan 1, 2021 | Purpose

Then God said, “Let the land sprout with vegetation – every sort of seed-bearing plant, and trees that grow seed-bearing fruit. These seeds will then produce the kinds of plants and trees from which they came.” And that is what happened. – Gen 1:11 NLT

Transcript:

Let us enter this new season, thanking the Lord and excited to receive from HIM and grow deeper, stronger and greater in every aspect of our life.

We will only be able to do this if we are rooted and grounded in who God has created us to be, in what God is bringing out of our life and in the destination to where He is taking us.

Hope you won’t miss even the smallest thing of what God is bringing out of your life.

Genesis 1:11 talks about God creating trees. God didn’t had to create tress again, but He instead gave them the ability to create and reproduce themselves by giving them seeds.

You and I who are created in the image of God has the same responsibility and ability to reproduce. We are created as a seed bearing plant, the trees that are planted in the vineyard of God.

We are kind of plant that can produce a fruit which also can bear a seed.

Our purpose in life is to reproduce and multiply. When we understand and embrace this, we will begin to be productive.

You will not be an ordinary plant but a seed bearing plant that will produce fruit that will represent the glory of God and the greatness into which you were created.

The Lord is doing a new work, which involves cutting out things that do not bear fruit. Do not resit this but submit.

May you be the seed bearing plant throughout 2021.

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