The Parable of the Sower.


Matthew 13:1-13
Say this with me

I, [your name], am a fertile ground for the seed of God. 

Today, I declare that my heart is filled with minerals conditioned to nourish the seeds of the word of God to germinate, yielding a hundredfold.

I declare that my heart is receptive to the knowledge of the word of God. The word of God transforms every part of me and my endeavour.

Today, my ground is secure against birds that want to steal the seed and beasts that want to trample on my seed.

I declare I'm not choked by the cares of life. My heart is straight, focused.

As I read and study the word, I'm transformed until I become the word.

Thank you, Father, for this is my reality in your word.
Praise God!

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