I’m always amazed at how little planning, thinking and preparing for the future we do these days. Infants tend to be short term thinkers, crying when their demands aren’t met, but as adults we’re to have a longer perspective on things that this. We tend to be short term thinkers, dealing with the Tyranny of the Urgent and thinking less and less about what kind of future and life we’re creating.
In the parable of the sower and the seed, Jesus asks his disciples to consider the what kind of harvest they’re preparing for. Are we filtering all the urgent request for out time and attention through the wisdom of God or simply responding to the loudest voice or the emptiness in our soul. Join the discussion.
February 19,2012
Sermon Notes 02.19.12 Tomorrow’s Seeds
Worship 02.19.12 Tomorrow’s Seeds
Early Service
Late Service
Reminds me of hearing that any farmer knows you don’t eat everything you harvest. You set some seed back for next year’s crop, even if it means you go to bed hungry tonight.