Episode 4: What Are You Planting This Spring?

Spring reminds us that God works through seasons. Before anything can grow, the soil must first be prepared.In this episode of Planted in Purpose, Sheri reflects on the spiritual meaning of seasons and how the seeds we plant today shape the harvest we experience tomorrow. Drawing from Ecclesiastes 3:1, Hosea 10:12, and the teachings of Jesus in Matthew 13, this episode explores how God prepares our hearts for renewal and new growth.Sheri also shares a personal reflection about seasons of waiting in her own life and how God was working beneath the surface even when it wasn’t visible.If you’ve ever felt discouraged, uncertain, or in a season of waiting, this episode will remind you that God is always preparing something beneath the surface.Spring invites us to pause and ask a simple question:What seeds am I planting right now?Scriptures ReferencedEcclesiastes 3:1 Hosea 10:12 Matthew 13 Galatians 6:7Support the showThank you for listening to Planted in Purpose — A Kingdom-Building Podcast with Sheri Neely.The 10K Vision We are on a mission for the Kingdom. Our goal is to reach 10,000 women and reach 10,000 downloads by the end of this year—all for God’s glory. When a woman is rooted in her purpose, she becomes a catalyst for change in her home, her business, and her community.How You Can Help Us Reach the Mark:Share the Seed: If this episode strengthened your faith, please share it with one woman today. Your share is a direct contribution to our 10K goal.Leave a Review: Ratings and reviews tell the algorithms that this message matters, helping us reach the women who need it most.Become a Kingdom Partner: This podcast is a labor of faith. To keep our "soil" rich and our production high-quality, we invite you to support the show financially. Your seeds help cover the essential costs of hosting, production, and global distribution.Partner with the Mission HereConnect With Our Community:Instagram: @plantedinpurposepodcastWebsite: plantedinpurposepod.comStay planted. Stay prayerful. And walk...