ENGAGEMENT

The reflection names several biblical figures who scattered seed they never saw grow-Moses leading toward a land he wouldn't enter, prophets speaking truth that wouldn't be heard in their lifetime, Jesus giving everything on a cross. Who in your life has been that kind of courageous sower for you?

What seed of truth or justice or hope is God calling you to scatter, even when the ground looks hard and the harvest seems unlikely? What's one concrete way you could practice prophetic courage this week?

What seed are you personally afraid to throw because you can't see how it will grow? And what would it look like to scatter that seed anyway, trusting God with what you can't control?

ENGAGEMENT:

Why do you think the sower throws seed so freely?

What part of you struggles to wake up to generosity, and when?

Where do you hold back seed, waiting for "better ground"?

What would it look like for you to scatter freely this week, this year?

Where could you start?