Oct. 11, 2026

In this sermon from the "Preparing To Harvest" series, titled "Planting Good Seed," we draw draws from Galatians 6:7–10 to emphasize that every daily choice—whether in our thoughts, words, habits, or relationships—acts as a seed sown either to the flesh or to the Spirit. Because life grows in layers and small decisions shape our ultimate character, the Apostle Paul warns that we will inevitably reap what we sow, noting that while sowing to the flesh leads to destruction, sowing to the Spirit yields eternal life and spiritual fruit. Recognizing that obedience often feels small, ordinary, or hidden, our sermon today reassures believers that quiet ground is not dead ground and that spiritual growth requires patient trust in God's timing. Finally, we want to encourages believers not to grow weary in doing good, reminding us that grace enables us to turn around and plant intentionally, trusting God to produce a faithful harvest in due season as we preserve momentum through consistent, Spirit-led choices.