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3 days ago · The Seed. Jesus clearly teaches that the seed is “the word of the kingdom” (Matt. 13:19). In Luke, Jesus says, “The seed is the word of God” (Luke 8:11). In Mark, Jesus says, “The sower sows the word” (Mark 4:14). The explanation is consistent. The seed is the word of God or the message of the kingdom.
3 days ago · First we see that there was a sower. Jesus was telling His disciples this parable to describe their purpose. The sower’s purpose in the parable may seem small but he can teach us all something. He sowed the seed on all kinds of soil, not discriminating between the soils. He did not look at the thorns and pass by.
1 day ago · He talked about types of followers in the Parable of the Sower, comparing one type to a seed that falls on rocky ground. “The seed falling on rocky ground refers to someone who hears the word ...
2 days ago · For the Gospel Podcast. May 20. Written By Costi Hinn. In this episode, Costi Hinn explains the parable of the four soils (also called “parable of the sower”) in which Jesus delivers clear and convicting truth about human hearts and how they receive the seed of the Word. Many people don’t understand this parable, but Christ makes it easy ...
5 days ago · His Parable of the Sower illustrates four responses to the gospel: along the path, where Satan snatches away the word (seed); rocky ground, where initial joy fades under persecution; thorns, where worldly cares choke faith; and good soil, where true believers bear spiritual fruit, indicating genuine salvation.
3 days ago · People will respond to the gospel in various ways. Through the parable of the sower (also called the parable of the soils), Jesus outlined the four responses people will exhibit. He also used the parable to both encourage his disciples and challenge each individual.
3 days ago · In the fourth chapter, Mark pieces together a group of parables which Jesus used to convey the meaning behind the Kingdom of God. Mark starts with the Parable of the Sower (or the Parable of the Soil or the Seeds) which we explored last time. Next, Mark recalls several short parables Jesus tells. We’ll explore these today.
