“Now he that ministereth seed to the sower both minister bread for your food, and multiply your seed sown, and increase the fruits of your righteousness” - 2 Corinthians 9:10 KJV

Financial Tip: Give what you have decided in your heart to give intentionally and cheerfully.

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The One who began a good work in us has promised to bring it to completion. Through faith in Yeshua’s sacrificial death and His glorious resurrection, we have been made new creations. Not only has He transformed our lives, but He has also entrusted us with seed to sow sharing His Goodness and Grace with those who do not yet know Him. By the power of His Spirit dwelling within us, He continues His work, shaping us day by day. God is the One who provides seed to the sower. He is not only the source of our daily provision but also the giver of potential...each seed a reminder of His trust in us to cultivate, nurture, and bring forth fruit for His Kingdom. What He places in our hands is never small; it carries the promise of growth and harvest when surrendered to Him.

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Paul rejoices that God is able to make all Grace overflow toward us, so that in every circumstance we have sufficiency—and even abundance—for every good deed. He affirms this truth with the words of the Psalmist: “He scattered abroad, He gave to the poor, His righteousness endures forever.”

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Yeshua reminds us that He is the Sower, and God is the One who provides the seed in its season. The principle of generous sowing and abundant reaping assures us that when we die to self and live for Him, His good work will bear fruit in our lives and bring eternal reward.

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God Himself multiplies the seeds we sow, producing fruit some thirty, some sixty, and some a hundredfold. He has promised to bless abundantly and multiply the work of our hands when it is carried out in Spirit and Truth. By His Grace, we will reap a harvest of righteousness that enriches our lives and brings great Glory to His Name.

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As sowers, we are called to steward what He entrusts to us. Sowing is an act of faith it means releasing what we hold, believing that God will bring increase in His time. Fear may tempt us to cling tightly to our resources, but the Lord invites us into generosity. When we give of our time, talents, and treasures, we become vessels of His blessing, meeting the needs of others and joining in His divine work. Be generous and proactive in giving, Amen.