The gospel of Luke 8 CEB (Common English Bible)

What a great chapter! Walking through Jesus and these stories in the book of a oak are a lot of fun. Jesus tells the parable of the soils and I’m sure the message of that parable was spoken to you. As what kind of soil are you? I remember in one of Rich Mullins songs. He says sometimes was my ground with stone, sometimes covered up with Lawrence, but only you could make it what it had to be. I like that one. But I wonder if there’s this idea of this crazy farmer who’s planning seeds on the road what kind of a person would try to plant a seat on the road as he nuts and yet maybe it’s he’s not nuts. Because if it does grow, it produced 100 times more gray, the West is scattered when the possibility of 100% 100 times. Not 100% 100 times more gray, the West scattered what kind of wild exponential growth is that this is exponential growth beyond the realm of bitcoin of one buffet, and of those hedge fund people. 100 times were Greene. The West scattered in one season is mine boggling. If you take one dollar and multiply it by 100 times the next year you get 100 If you take that one at the same 100 and multiply by another hundred you get what? 10,000. If you take that same $10,000 and multiply it in the third year by 100 you get what? You get $1 million taking one dollar and and three years. Getting $1 million is beyond the realm of understanding in Wall Street and in the stock market. But in the kingdom of God it’s just the way it is when there’s good soil.