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Which ground are you? Do you hear the Word and it never takes root? Or are you rocky ground where it's root is not deep? Or are you the ground with thorns, where money, possessions, and worldly pursuits cause the Word to be choked out of your life? Dear Ones, What we should be is the last that Jesus mentions, good soil.. where the Word embeds in our hearts, flourish and grows and produces fruit in our lives. The fruit should make us seem strange to those who met us, people should desire to be with us, but hate it at the same time because of conviction. The Lord should radiate from us that people can no longer see us but only see Christ. So which are you? If you are truly transparent and honest- you would not say the last because in our flesh and sinful nature we each are all three. God forgive us. Let us glorify Christ and rejoice in the grace He bestows in our lives. Thank you for journeying with me- Angie #dailyscriptureandthoughts


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