The parable of the sower teaches us that the kind of soil we have in our hearts determines the kind of growth we will see in our lives. We have a tendency to focus almost exclusively on the fruit above the surface in our lives, but there’s nothing we will see above the surface that didn’t start below. To experience change, we need to get to the root of the issue—the condition of our hearts—in Topsoil.
Half-Hearted
April 30, 2023 • Tim Brown • Luke 8:4–14
The parable of the sower teaches us that the kind of soil we have in our hearts determines the kind of growth we will see in our lives. We have a tendency to focus almost exclusively on the fruit above the surface in our lives, but there’s nothing we will see above the surface that didn’t start below. To experience change, we need to get to the root of the issue—the condition of our hearts—in Topsoil.
Hard-Hearted
April 23, 2023 • Justin Blankenship • Luke 8:4–15, 1 Corinthians 3:6, Proverbs 4:23, Ezekiel 33:32
The parable of the sower teaches us that the kind of soil we have in our hearts determines the kind of growth we will see in our lives. We have a tendency to focus almost exclusively on the fruit above the surface in our lives, but there’s nothing we will see above the surface that didn’t start below. To experience change, we need to get to the root of the issue—the condition of our hearts—in Topsoil.
Faint-Hearted
April 16, 2023 • Tim Brown • Luke 8:4–12, Romans 10:17, John 1:14
The parable of the sower teaches us that the kind of soil we have in our hearts determines the kind of growth we will see in our lives. We have a tendency to focus almost exclusively on the fruit above the surface in our lives, but there’s nothing we will see above the surface that didn’t start below. To experience change, we need to get to the root of the issue—the condition of our hearts—in Topsoil.
