Break Up Your Fallow Ground and Turn Back to God
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In this message based on Jeremiah 4:3, Pastor Ratna Maitra emphasizes God's call to His people to break up their fallow ground and not sow among thorns. She
Praise God Ministry · Daily Bible MessageIn this message based on Jeremiah 4:3, Pastor Ratna Maitra emphasizes God's call to His people to break up their fallow ground and not sow among thorns. She
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Are there areas in your life where your heart has become fallow or hardened to God's instruction?
Examine your heart daily to remove hardened areas, unconfessed sin, and distractions that choke God's Word, allowing His Spirit to soften your heart and guide your actions.
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Scripture for This DBM
Jeremiah 4:3
Additional references: Jeremiah 4:1-2, Jeremiah 23, Revelation 19
Message in Brief
In this message based on Jeremiah 4:3, Pastor Ratna Maitra emphasizes God's call to His people to break up their fallow ground and not sow among thorns. She highlights how Prophet Jeremiah spoke with tears and compassion, urging the people to turn away from hard-heartedness, false teachings, and sinful habits. Believers are encouraged to prepare their hearts like soft soil so that the seed of God's Word can produce a abundant spiritual harvest. By truly circumcising their hearts and surrendering to God, believers can experience spiritual renewal, walk in His grace, and reflect His glory to the world.
Key Truths
- God calls His people to break up their hardened, fallow hearts and remove spiritual thorns.
- True repentance requires turning away from false words and surrendering completely to God.
- A soft and obedient heart allows the seed of God's Word to bear hundredfold spiritual fruit.
Apply It Today
Examine your heart daily to remove hardened areas, unconfessed sin, and distractions that choke God's Word, allowing His Spirit to soften your heart and guide your actions.
Reflect
Are there areas in your life where your heart has become fallow or hardened to God's instruction?
Prayer
Lord God, please break up the fallow ground in my heart and remove every thorn of sin and distraction. Soften my heart through Your Word so that I may obey You and bear rich spiritual fruit. In Jesus' name, Amen.
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| Video | Published on YouTube | Added to Playlist | Archive / Shared Date |
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| Daily Bible Message 24 01 2025 | Jeremiah యిర్మియా Chapter 4 Verse 3 | January 24, 2025 | January 24, 2025 | January 24, 2025 |
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