The Sower: Follow in His Steps
Franklin Graham · Donna Lee Toney
oct. 2012 · Oasis Audio · Carte narată de Wayne Shepherd
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In Jesus’ day, it was common for large crowds to gather to hear His words. Some people were curious. Some were skeptical. Some were burdened. Some were joyous. Still, the Son of Man sowed the seed of truth into stony hearts and thirsty souls. The lessons that can be gleaned from the parables of Jesus — especially the parable of the Sower — are innumerable. As you walk in His steps for the next 31 days through the biblical inspirations and guided questions in this audio book, you too will be moved to proclaim God’s salvation to the lost, His forgiveness to the broken, and His hope to the weary. The parable reminds us that not every seed will take root and bear fruit. But Scripture tells us to follow in the Savior’s steps anyway. To sow the good seed of the Gospel. To go into your world, your neighborhood, your school, your workplace, and declare the truth about our God who saves.
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Franklin Graham was born in 1952 in North Carolina. He is a Christian evangelist and missionary. He is president and CEO of Samaritan's Purse, and president and CEO of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. He is also a writer. His books include Rebel with a Cause, Operation Christmas Child: A Story of Simple Gifts, and Through My Father's Eyes.
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