THE LAW OF HARVEST PART 4

You will reap what you have sown.

The farmer will reap what he has sown. He will reap bad or no fruit if he plants a lousy seed. If he plants a good seed, he will reap good fruit. Being human, sometimes you sow bad seed not only in other people’s lives but in your own.

It will become a self-fulfilling prophecy when you sow discouraging words to yourself. Thank the Lord for the harvest. Seek His guidance, will, and wisdom before, during, and even after planting. Never forget that He is the one who makes it possible for you. 

You will reap what others have sown.

You and every person on this planet are reaping the things that they sowed in the past. We reap both negative and positive things. Therefore, you reap what you have not sown. Your harvest of people who love God and want to serve Him may partly result from other people who have planted in them before. Sometimes or most of the time, it is hard to disciple people because of the lies, curses, or discouragements that were sown in their lives from the past. In this case, you can permanently and entirely depend on God because He is in charge of the hearts of the people.

No matter how long it is, His plans will always prevail. Since we can influence other people, you have to be wise and think about others and always look ahead rather than thinking about the past. Learn that not all people can have opportunities like yours but you can always leave a legacy in their lives through contributing positive emotions. 

It would be best if you sowed again.

Not long after reaping and enjoying his harvest, the farmer prepares for the next sowing season, whether by building his funds again or preparing the seeds and the land. If you did not reap a good harvest today, just keep going. Learn that there is no easy way. Sometimes, things will not work out because God wants you to trust Him more. Every day—every situation—is an opportunity to sow and reap. Practice responding kind words to angry friends to instill humility and love in their hearts and your relationships.

Always motivate yourself to respond positively in every situation and to your people. When you get rejected, do not lose hope and keep on going and keep on praying. God can always change things and the hearts of the people around you. You look at your life in terms of blessing others. Because you recognize that you are blessed, continue to sow despite the type of fruit you have reaped in terms of finances, people, and even your character. As life never stops, continue to learn. Since change is constant, continuously prepare and challenge yourself and sow. 

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