In the Parable of the Sower, Jesus spoke of four different types of soil, which each represent different ways we can hear, and respond, to the Word of God. Nate Danser examines for us the characteristics of each of these soils and helps us to see the danger of hearing the Word of God incorrectly. He shows us that it’s what our lives produce that proves whether or not we are hearing the Word in a way that will truly impact our lives.
Take Care How You Hear
Nate Danser
August 15, 2021
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