John,
When reading God's Word recently, I came across the parable of the sower in Matthew 13.
Jesus tells the parable of a farmer who casts out seeds to produce grain:
- The seeds cast on the path were immediately eaten up by birds;
- Some seeds fell on rocky ground and did not have roots, so they withered away;
- But others fell on good soil and produced grain by a hundredfold.
Jesus calls us to faithfully spread the message of Life. The farmer did not know the outcome of each seed he cast, but he worked faithfully and witnessed the fruit of his labor.
John, every time we minister to a woman considering abortion, every time we refute the lies of anti-Life politicians, every time we face a hospital denying care to a patient, we don’t know what the outcome will be… but God does.
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The Lord knows which seeds will grow.
In fact, God is actually the cause of the good fruit that comes from our labor.
The apostle Paul described his work of planting churches this way in 1 Corinthians 3: “I planted, Apollos watered, but God gave the growth.”
My prayer for you, John, as a supporter of Texas Right to Life, is that you will be confident in your labor, seek to honor God in sowing seeds, and rest assured that God is the one who gives growth and brings about the results.
I want us to be joyful farmers trusting the Lord of the harvest.
In order to continue reaching millions with the message of Life, Texas Right to Life must continue to grow.
If you believe in our Pro-Life mission, please rush a life-saving Christmas donation today. >>
I promise you that every dollar helps and will directly impact what we are able to accomplish next year.
Thank you for faithfully laboring for Christ and our preborn neighbors.
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P.S. John, your gift can be tax-deductible if you contribute to our educational efforts. See if your workplace will match your donation here.
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