Break-Up Your Fallow Grounds

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Time is precious and life is short; we cannot continue in fruitless routines. It is important to make your next time better than the last time. We therefore need a complete overhauling of our mind-set, strategy, tactics, and prayer life. It is time to sow but don’t sow among thorns, sow in righteousness.

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Sow to yourselves in righteousness, reap in mercy; break up your fallow ground: for it is time to seek the Lord , till he come and rain righteousness upon you (Hosea 10:12 KJV)

Today’s Reading

Jeremiah 4:1-7

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Many are sowing; and they gave been sowing for years but have reaped the wind because they sow among thorns. If you sow among thorns, you cannot harvest. The thorns would choke the blossoming tree and stifle its ability to bear fruits.

There is therefore the need to break up your fallow grounds, to break up your fallow grounds is to get ready to tap into untapped potential. This will require that you;

  1. Get understanding by the relevant books, tutors and ants (Daniel 9:2, Proverbs 6:6)
  2. Set your face to seek the Lord by prayer and fasting
  3. Confess your sins and the sins of your fathers
  4. Engage the weapons of war against every satanic powers
  5. Write down the things God shows you (Habakkuk 2:2)

Don’t sow among thorns, it’s time to sow in righteousness.

I love you, stay blessed!

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12 Comments

  1. Comment…father may you help me to sow on the right soil so that I will be able to bring forth good fruits in Jesus name Amen

  2. God bless you Bishop. There is no better time to have this word than now. The word is very timely and timeless.
    The surest way to make your next time better than your last time is to break up your fallow grounds.
    I make a decision to gain understanding through reading and prayerfully tap into every untapped potential.

  3. Comment…I receive the grace to discover my potentials and to tap into my untapped potential to bring forth the fruits that I seek in Jesus name……

  4. Thankful Bishop for the wonderful message.I will make the time ahead better than the past times and sow on the right ground so i can reap what i have sown.So help me God

  5. Thank you Pastor for this wonderful message.I won’t sow in thorns, I am sowing in righteousness and I am tapping into my untapped potentials in Jesus name.

  6. What can I say. ..forgetting yesterday’s glory and making better impact on my today. I’m reaping bountiful fruits because I’ll no longer sow among thorns

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