What have you planted? Finish well

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Bishop Mmusi teaches on the theme, "What Have You Planted? Finish Well" based on Jeremiah 15:1-3. He explains that a person's life is like a plant—each action, choice, and way of living represents a seed sown. Just as every planted seed is expected to yield a harvest, God created us to live fruitful lives, not to remain unproductive.

31 Oct Setswana South Africa Religion & Spirituality · Christianity

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