"Cast Your Bread Upon The Waters" ~ Ecc. 11:1-6
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"Cast Your Bread Upon The Waters" ~ Ecc. 11:1-6
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Kingdom Corner Podcast – November 21, 2025
In today’s episode, Matt continues his devotional journey through Ecclesiastes, reading from his book Searching for Significance and reflecting on Solomon’s timeless call to generous, faith-filled living. This session explores Ecclesiastes 11:1–6, one of Scripture’s clearest invitations to trust God by giving freely, sowing boldly, and living abundantly.
- Matt shares the upcoming structure for the podcast:
- Mondays/Tuesdays: The main teachings of the new series Kingdom People in the Pages of History.
- Thursdays/Fridays: Devotional readings from Searching for Significance and Power and Authority Over Darkness.
Introducing the New Series
- A preview of The Nightingale Song—the first historical lens for the new series.
- Reflections on the lives of five Naval Academy graduates shaped by the Vietnam War.
- How history becomes a mirror to the human heart and a doorway into biblical truth.
Devotional Reading — Ecclesiastes 11:1–6
Matt reads from Chapter 15 of his book, “Cast Your Bread Upon the Waters,” exploring four deep truths Solomon gives about generosity:
- “Cast your bread upon the waters” was an ancient idiom of seemingly wasteful generosity.
- Solomon encourages us to give with open hands, trusting God to bring the return in due season.
- Jesus echoes this same truth in Luke 6:38.
2. Give Widely
- “Divide your portion to seven, even to eight” points to giving beyond comfort or calculation.
- Giving is not only financial—it also meets unseen needs and shelters others from misfortune.
3. Don’t Wait for Perfect Conditions
- “He who watches the wind will not sow.”
- Procrastination is a thief of blessing.
- James Clear’s insight: life is short, so get moving.
- Give now, act now, trust God now.
4. Trust God’s Mysterious Work
- We “do not know” the activity of God—His ways exceed our understanding.
- As with the forming of a child in the womb, God works in hidden, miraculous patterns.
- Our giving—big or small—is multiplied in ways we will never see until eternity.
Scriptural Threads Woven Through This Episode
- Luke 6:38 – “Give, and it will be given to you.”
- Matthew 10:8 – “Freely you have received; freely give.”
- Romans 11:33 – The unfathomable wisdom of...
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