THE Harvest

Summer

Emily Dickinson

Hope is the thing with feathers

That perches in the soul,

And sings the tune without the words,

And never stops at all,

Chapter thirteen

Rooted and Established

God calls us to be rooted and established where He has placed us. But sometimes we can find ourselves living like potted plants in the greenhouse. By stepping out of the containers we’ve made for ourselves, we can blossom how we were always meant to.

Chapter fourteen

Believing in a Super Bloom

Some promises and prayers are waiting dormant under the earth—ready to spring up at the first drop of rain. God only gives good gifts, and this is still true, even when we can’t see them.

Chapter fifteen

How to Become a Master Gardener

If you want to master the garden, you have to be prepared to guard and maintain it. It’s not always glamorous, but hard work pays off. When you seek the Kingdom of God first, all will be added.

Chapter sixteen

When It’s Time to Harvest

At the end of a season of waiting, there is a harvest. God always brings us to harvest seasons. He is, after all, the Lord of the Harvest. Ask Him what field you are assigned to and get ready to reap what you have sown.