What if the seed you sowed cannot be stopped, but the harvest is being fought?
The Unstoppable Seed is an encouragement to believers who have given, tithed, obeyed God, and wondered whether their seed will ever come up. God placed a command inside the seed. Once it is received and sown in faith, it knows what it was created to do.
Jesus' teaching in Mark 4 reveals that the battle is not over the seed. The battle is over the harvest, and the ground is where that battle takes place. The wayside could not receive the seed. Stony ground could not sustain its growth. Thorns allowed it to grow but choked its fruitfulness. Good ground brought forth thirtyfold, sixtyfold, and a hundredfold.
Pastor Darryl Holt explains how sin turned the ground into a place of toil, but Jesus redeemed us from the curse and restored the blessing of Abraham. The believer is no longer called to live as though everything depends upon endless toil. We must learn to tend what God has given us, protect the seed, prepare the soil, and trust God for the harvest.
This book speaks plainly about:
- why the harvest has been fought since the Garden of Eden
- how unbelief allows the Word to be stolen
- why some seed springs up but withers under pressure
- how cares, riches, and competing desires choke a harvest
- the connection between faith, giving, tithing, and good ground
- what the Bible means by a thirtyfold, sixtyfold, and hundredfold return
- God's promise to provide seed, multiply what is sown, and increase its fruit
- believing that God will give you enough for yourself, enough for later, and enough to keep doing good
Developed from years of teaching, prayer, encouragement, and testimonies through Believers Prayer Network's Morning Prayer, The Unstoppable Seed reminds believers that God has not forgotten what they planted.
The seed is meant to produce more than one immediate answer. It brings forth a harvest, produces more seed, supplies needs, makes generosity possible, and causes thanksgiving to rise to God.
Your seed cannot be stopped. Protect the ground, tend what God has given you, and expect the harvest.