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Parable of the Sower
God formed Adam of the dust of the ground. Most of us were taught that truth when we were little children. But do we really understand the significance of that fact as it plays out in our very own lives?
We can learn a lot about ourselves when we compare ourselves to dirt. Good soil is full of life and is incredibly productive as we see in the Parable of the Sower. Christ intends that we each become rich, productive soil so that the seed our Father has sown in us can yield bountifully.