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The kingdom of God is like a mustard seed—what starts as something small and seemingly insignificant contains within it the potential for great growth and transformation. Just as a seed must be planted and endure the pressure and darkness of the soil before it becomes a tree, so too are we in a process of formation, not born complete but growing into the fullness of what God has placed inside us. The journey may feel hidden or slow, but God is at work, nurturing the potential He has sown in each of us, and in time, what was once unseen will become a blessing to many.

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The story of Elijah in 1 Kings 18:41-46 highlights the deep connection between God’s rain and His blessing. In the Bible, rain is more than a weather event—it symbolises God's favour, provision, and presence. When God is pleased with His people, He sends rain; when He is displeased, He withholds it, resulting in drought, famine and hardship. Scripture describes various types of rain, each serving a distinct purpose—some prepare the soil for planting, others signal harvest time. Some rains are ordinary, others bring destruction, and some, like the “gasem,” signify overwhelming and abundant blessing.

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