For the Salvational bases, leave the past and choose who to serve

 You can not sow seeds of evil and reap righteousness. You can not sow seeds of immorality and reap purity. You can not sow seeds of dishonesty and reap honesty. Philippians 2:5. 

every harvest there are distinct and somewhat certain laws of sowing and reaping. 

Galatians 6:7, God is not mocked! To turn up the nose at, to treat with contempt, to ridicule. Sow evil seeds, and you will have negative results. Everything reproduces after it's kind.W reap what we sow in kind but not in quantity. 

The promise and warning of scripture is that we reap what we sow. 

God is longing to do a new thing in our lives. This is harvest time. So choose you today, who you will serve in your entire life.


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