Identified in the books of John and Romans as the Seed of the Bible. The Word of God is:

• Perfect Psalm 19:7
• Living Hebrews 4:12
• Incorruptible 1 Peter 1:23
• Fruit-bearing Mark 4:20

Before planting the Seed, the sower must prepare his heart, and claim and mark the field.

• Pray for compassion Matthew 9:36–38
• Walk in the Spirit Galatians 5:16
• Keep a clean testimony 2 Timothy 2:21
• Be ready to speak 1 Peter 3:15

A clean vessel carries the Seed effectively.

Jesus said, “Lift up your eyes… the fields are white already to harvest.” John 4:35

Labors are directly connected to the harvest, which is directly connected to the seed you have sown.

• Your neighborhood, on your street
• Your workplace
• Your school
• Your city
• A mission field
• A specific group God burdens your heart for

The field is often right where you already are.

Prayer prepares the soil of the heart. Pray for:

• Open doors Colossians 4:3
• Boldness Ephesians 6:19
• Clarity Colossians 4:4
• Divine appointments Acts 8:26–29

Prayer goes before the Seed.

Jesus listened before He spoke. Listening reveals:

• Needs
• Hurts
• Fears
• Opportunities

Listening earns the right to be heard.

Jesus often ministered around meals and conversations. Relationship creates:

• Trust
• Openness
• Receptivity

This is the heart of the Good Samaritan: compassion before proclamation.

Acts of kindness soften hard soil. Examples:

• Helping a neighbor
• Meeting a need
• Encouraging someone
• Serving without expecting anything
• Making sure every person receives a scripture

Kindness opens doors the enemy has closed.

Ways to plant the Seed of God:

1. Give Scripture (John & Romans)
2. Share your testimony
3. Quote a verse
4. Pray with someone
5. Explain the Gospel (Marked Edition)

The Seed must be sown, not stored.

Paul said: “I planted, Apollos watered; but God gave the increase.” 1 Corinthians 3:6

Never confuse the two.

“He that goeth forth and weepeth, bearing precious seed, shall doubtless come again with rejoicing.” Psalm 126:6

If you sow faithfully, you will reap. Always focus on the harvest.

God honors His Word.