[Propertalk] mustard seed

[Ann Fontaine]

I think I will go along the lines of the growth of faith, dreams  
begetting dreams --- bigger than we can imagine when we stay faithful  
to God's dream.

Don't know if I shared this but it jumped out at me in an article in  
the AARP magazine

 From Dolly Parton:
And when she did make it, Parton kept dreaming. "I wake up with new  
dreams every day. And the more you do, when you're a dreamer, the more  
everything creates other arenas you can go into. It's like a tree with  
many branches, and branches with many leaves."




On Jun 10, 2009, at 7:58 AM, Brian Hazard wrote:

> Sorta drifting from the original materials...
>
> We tend to concentrate on the mustard seed.  Mark, unlike Luke and  
> Matthew, precedes the mustard seed with a story about a planter.  It  
> would, of course, be easy to analogize the story -- i.e. to say that  
> the planter stands for God -- but I, no fan of analogizing, am  
> thinking of looking at it more as a story of human experience, one  
> benefiting from the growth in the world around oneself.
> Might speak more of the imminence of the Kingdom by that route... or  
> even of the presence.
>
>
> -- 
> Brian Hazard
> Moorhead, MN
>
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