The Parable of The Mustard Seed

You Can Build An Empire from God’s Word

What are the possibilities with a seed? When you have seed or grain in your hand what can you do with it?

1. Plant it
2. Eat it
3. Store it

Of these 3 possibilities the only one that assures you of another seed is planting. But do you know that the process of planting engages your faith/hope because you have an expectation for that seed.

The possibilities for a planted seed also varies; it can die or germinate. If it dies you lose, but if it germinates, you may end up with a herb, shrub or tree.

In the Parable of the mustard seed, Jesus says the seed of the Word of God has the capacity to ALWAYS grow into a tree, a tree that provides a home for the birds of the air.

“Here is another illustration Jesus used: “The Kingdom of Heaven is like a mustard seed planted in a field. It is the smallest of all seeds, but it becomes the largest of garden plants; it grows into a tree, and birds come and make nests in its branches.”
Matthew 13:31‭-‬32 NLT

What are you doing with the Word that God spoke to you?

Plant it, put it to work by faith and in the end it will yield what God said it would.

You can build an Empire based on a simple Word from God.

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AboutGrace Obomanu

Grace obomanu is a Christian Blogger and Founder; 'Grace Obomanu Foundation'. Grace is an inspiring writer who intentionally projects the truth of God's word by sharing simple yet profound truths from the Bible. She writes with a revelational thrust, sharing wisdom, insights relatable to everyday living with particular emphasis on Victorious Christian Living. Her foundation, a non-profit trustee, continues to make impact, adding value to people's lives through outreaches, mentorship, bible teachings and counseling, partnerships. Grace has a diploma in Ministerial Training (with emphasis on Spiritual Leadership from Rhema Bible Training Center Nigeria. She trained as a medical doctor and has years of experience in Health Systems Management. She also holds a master's degree in Public Health from the University of Liverpool.