Day Forty-Five (2/20/18): Your Seed is the Key to Your Future
Whatever is happening in your life today is the result of the seed you chose to sow yesterday. If you’re living a life of peace and joy, it’s because of the seeds you sowed. If you’re living in turmoil, chances are that you sowed seeds of trouble (yes, that’s a bit harsh but true!). If you’re walking in forgiveness, you chose to sow forgiveness and receive it back from God. If the seed we sowed yesterday is what has determined what’s happening in our lives today, then the seeds we sow today determine what will happen in our lives tomorrow.

50 Days to More: Day Forty-Four

Day Forty-Four (2/19/18): You are a Walking Dispenser of Seeds
Recommended Reading: Proverbs 11:23-28

Have you ever seen a grass seed spreader? A person will walk around their yard with it and turn a crank. When they turn that crank, it releases seeds that scatter all over the ground. That’s how we are, too. We’re seed dispensers!

50 Days to More: Day Forty-Three

Day Forty-Three (2/18/18): God Does Everything Through a Seed
Recommended Reading: John 1:1-14

Sowing into our dreams and assignments is the only way that we can be confident to expect a harvest. The concept of sowing and reaping is extremely important, and can be applied to many areas of our lives. This week, we will be talking about how to effectively plant seeds to obtain the harvest we desire.

50 Days to More: Day Forty-Two

Day Forty-Two (2/17/18): People of Uncommon Energy
Recommended Reading: Daniel 1:8-21

Having enough energy to fuel your day is so important to being successful. We can make all kinds of plans and goals but if we don’t have the physical drive to carry them out, what’s the point? Two very important factors that play a role in our energy levels are diet and exercise.

50 Days to More: Day Forty-One

Day Forty-One (2/16/18): Uncommon Achievers
Recommended Reading: Psalm 90:10-12

How can we ensure that we’re setting ourselves up to be uncommon achievers? We have to become planners. Uncommon achievers have a habit of planning their day. This may not seem that important, but it’s a really small step that can help keep us focused each day. A really effective way to accomplish this is by planning out each day of the week on a Saturday or Sunday.