{Thank you to Julie S. for this writing plan!} It really is amazing how quickly weeds can take over a garden if it is not cared for. Weeds can often germinate more quickly, and grow …
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{Thank you to Julie S. for this writing plan!} Water is absorbed through the roots of a plant, especially the fine root hairs at the tips, and carries minerals from the soil to all parts …
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{Thank you to Julie S. for this writing plan!} Generally, seeds need three things to germinate: water, warmth and soil to grow in. Water helps to soften the seed coat so the sprout can emerge, …
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{Thank you to Julie S. for this writing plan!} If we want to grow a garden, it needs to be where the rays of the sun can reach it. Plants use the energy from sunlight …
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{Thank you to Julie S. for this writing plan!} The Bible tells us that the seed is the Word of God (Luke 8:11). “Word” in the New Testament is the Greek word logos which is …
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{Thank you to Julie S. for this writing plan!} Water is an absolute necessity for all life. It is an amazing feature of Creation. Plants need water to make the stems and leaves strong and …
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{Thank you to Julie S. for this writing plan!} The addition of compost improves the quality of any type of soil and the nice thing about it is that it can be made right in …
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{Thank you to Julie S. for this writing plan!} The dust of the earth, or soil, is not all the same everywhere. Some factors affecting the type of soil in an area are the climate, …
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{Thank you to Julie S. for this post, writing plan, and planner!} The gospels record about 30 parables told by the Lord Jesus. Instead of speaking plainly so that his meaning was obvious, he chose …
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{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan.} You may ask if Jesus was such an excellent person, why then did he die? It is always hard for us to see the beauty …
{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan.} He was humble. The spiritual quality of a person comes from the reasons why one is good. Jesus was not good because he thought he was …
{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan.} He put the Kingdom of God first. He prized character above economics. He saw the chief enemy of character as riches. Covetousness was ruining the spirit …
{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan.} He loved. He saw all of humanity as a family with one Father, all men as brothers, and each individual of boundless value. His love was …
{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan.} He was fearless. Jesus was not afraid to speak out against the oppression, hypocrisy, corruption, and injustice he saw around him. He was a disturbing personality …
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{Thank you to Julie S. for this verse writing plan.} He was disciplined. Jesus developed his character through the temptations he conquered by obedience. Power is always accompanied by the temptation to misuse it, and the …