What better way to start the New Year other than giving God a sacrificial seed that He will honor? Sowing and reaping is a long-standing biblical principle.
It is not a gimmick. Sowing genuinely does lead to increased blessings and favor. It’s a biblical law. Friend, God honors sacrifice rooted in faith, and that’s what this special First Fruits offering is all about.
If you would like to sow a First Fruits seed and begin your New Year honoring God and positioning yourself to receive of His abundance and favor, give your very best sacrificial seed in faith on our nonprofit site at EmpoweringEverydayWomen.org
Whether large or small, as long it is the best seed you can give, God will honor and reward you accordingly.
Download our Giving Guide. Here’s what you’ll get inside it:
01 : Scriptural Origin of First Fruits Offerings
02 : A biblical explanation of why you should give
03 : A letter from our founder
04 : A prayer to pray when sowing
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