Why Should You Keep Sowing God's Word?

Why should Christians keep sowing God’s Word, especially when the soil looks hard, the season feels uncertain, and the weather of life keeps changing? In this sermon from Isaiah 55:6–11, Pastor explores God’s promise that His Word never returns empty. Using vivid agricultural imagery familiar to life in Wyoming, this message shows how God Himself prepares the season, softens the soil, sends the weather, and guarantees the harvest.

In this sermon you’ll hear:

1. Why this is the season when the Lord is near, and why your lifetime is your God given “time of grace.”
2. How God makes hard ground bear fruit by softening hearts with His compassion and abundant pardon.
3. Why you can only react to the weather, but He sends it, because His ways and intentions rise higher than ours, like the heavens above the earth.
4. How His Word guarantees His harvest, as rain and snow always accomplish their purpose, God’s Word always succeeds in the mission for which He sends it.

Whether you’re sharing Christ with family, friends, or neighbors, this sermon will encourage you with the truth that God is near, God is working, and God is faithful. You scatter the seed, but He makes it grow.