Seed for the Sower and Bread for the Eater

Seed for the Sower and Bread for the Eater invites readers on a transformative journey through the heart of faith and spirituality. In a world often fragmented by doubt and division, George Hawtin passionately seeks to cultivate kernels of truth that, when united, grow into a nourishing loaf of understanding and grace.

Who Should Read Seed for the Sower and Bread for the Eater?

This deeply emotional narrative resonates with young adults, families, and anyone yearning for a deeper connection to their faith. Hawtin’s reflections weave together personal stories, scriptural insights, and practical wisdom, revealing how the seeds of belief can flourish in the rich soil of community and love.

Why Seed for the Sower and Bread for the Eater is Relevant Today

As you turn the pages, you’ll discover how to sow seeds of hope in your own life and nurture relationships that reflect the divine. Each chapter serves as a reminder that we are all called to be both sowers and eaters, sharing the bounty of faith and truth with one another.

Join George on this enlightening quest to find unity in diversity, and let your spirit be fed by the profound truths that await within. Seed for the Sower and Bread for the Eater is not just a book; it’s an invitation to grow, connect, and thrive in the love of Christ.

Seed for the Sower and Bread for the Eater Excerpt: As this age of grace moves towards it inevitable close and the kingdom of God draws near, the diverging paths of the carnal mind and the spiritual mind become ever more distant the one from the other. As the tides of the old age ebb away and the selling surges of the new age roll in from the ocean of God, the natural mind becomes less and less capable of comprehending any of the things of the Spirit. Centuries ago the apostle Paul wrote: “The natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him: neither can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned.” 1 Cor. 2:14. Whenever, therefore, natural men with natural minds endeavor to investigate the things of God, we should know at once that all such investigations are doomed to end in error, false conclusions and utter failure.

We live in an hour when the natural man with his human mind vainly imagines he can understand anything and every-thing. He supposes that a mind capable of trips into the strato-sphere and journeys to the planets is capable also of compre-hending the things of God. Be assured, however, that just as blind men are completely incapable of seeing the marvels of the natural creation all about them, so the natural man, howev-er learned he may be, is completely incapable of comprehending the depths of the things of God. A deaf man may sit and watch the great symphony, but not one sound of the music thrills his ear. Indeed, the motions of the conductor and the obedience of the players may seem meaningless, boresome, amusing, or even stupid to him. But, should his ears be opened what a change there would be! Oh that men would cease from their striving to understand spiritual things with natural minds!

Seed for the Sower and Bread for the Eater

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