Seed.
3 conversations on seed with pastors, evangelists, and ministry leaders.
Giving35mCooperating with Your Destiny: Pastor Ed King on Unlocking God’s Purpose for Your Life
Pastor Ed King of Redemption Church in Knoxville, Tennessee joins Daily Faith to unpack one of the most misunderstood principles in Scripture — that God's blessing is never meant to stop with us. Drawing from Genesis 12, Ed traces the call of Abraham to show that being "blessed to be a blessing" is the foundational economy of the Kingdom: "We're not blessed just so that we can consume it upon ourselves… we're blessed so that we can do good things, so that we can touch a world in need." Ed digs into the Greek root of "doing good" in Acts 10:38, revealing that the word translated good is rooted in philanthropy — meaning Jesus himself was a benefactor who went about seeing needs and answering them. He also unpacks Ephesians 6:8, the principle of seed time and harvest, and the first miracle at Cana as a financial rescue, arguing that money takes the personality of the individual and is a Kingdom tool for change. The conversation builds to a powerful insight from Ed's book Cooperating With Your Destiny: surrendering your life to God's purpose — losing it, in Jesus' words — is the very moment you find it. Discover how to unlock your God-given destiny by visiting RedemptionChurch.com or PowerOfTheWord.com.
Faith28mDr. Jerry Grillo: Unlocking Faith & the 100-Fold Blessing
Dr. Jerry Grillo, pastor of Church 180 in Hickory, North Carolina, joins Philip Cameron for a faith-igniting conversation on the 100-fold blessing and what keeps believers from stepping into God's fullest promises. Drawing from the Parable of the Sower and the story of the children of Israel at Kadesh Barnea, Dr. Grillo unpacks why the soil — not the seed — determines whether a believer produces a harvest. "It was the soil, not the seed," he declares, reminding listeners that receiving the Word is not the same as being transformed by it. Dr. Grillo distinguishes between being "translated" — moving from event to event, conference to conference — and being truly transformed by the Holy Spirit into the unnatural realm where the 100-fold operates. He introduces the "Kadesh Barnea spirit," a cycle of rumination and reverse that keeps people stuck at the threshold of their promise. His prescription: master your mind, master your feelings, and master your conversation — because "everything begins and ends with a conversation." The episode closes with a vivid image from Numbers 13, where two men were needed to carry one cluster of grapes from the Promised Land — a blessing sized not to the carrier, but to the giant. For more from Dr. Jerry Grillo, visit drjerrygrillo.com.
Faith28mEmbracing Seasons: Trusting God's Timing
Dr. Jerry Grillo joins Philip Cameron for a conversation that crackles with prophetic insight on faith, divine timing, and the courage to step into impossibility. Drawing on the story of Israel crossing the Jordan River at flood stage, Dr. Grillo unpacks why God deliberately positions His people at the edge of the impossible — not to discourage them, but to reveal that "you cannot cross into your possession by yourself." He introduces a striking image: "Your seed is a photograph of your persuasion of tomorrow," connecting the act of sowing with a deep, settled conviction that the future is better than today. Weaving together Genesis, Ecclesiastes 3, and the Hebrew concept of Kairos time entering Kronos time, Dr. Grillo explains how every season — dark or bright — carries a hidden blessing. He challenges believers to stop spectating from the sidelines and step into the game, warning that wilderness protocol will never produce promised-land possession. The tape-measure illustration lands hard: measuring God against your circumstances is the surest way to miss what He is doing. Whether you are a pastor staring at a building you cannot yet afford or a believer stuck in a season of pause, this episode delivers a coaching-level word on trusting God's timing. Explore more of Dr. Grillo's teaching at drjerrygrillo.com.