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JERRY: Hello, everyone.
Thank you for joining me today.
I am so thrilled that you’ve
taken the time out of your busy
life to join with me and allow
me to make an impartation into
your life. I’m going to be
sharing some truths from God’s
Word that I believe have the
ability to change your life,
particularly if you’re believing
God for financial breakthroughs
in your life. I know everywhere
I go, most every church I preach
in, that is probably the number
one request, the number one need
in most of the believers that
I come in contact with. They’re
believing for financial
breakthroughs. Well, if you’re
believing for a financial
breakthrough, you’ve tuned in to
the right broadcast, because
we’re going to continue our
study on “Seedtime and Harvest,”
and “Calling in Your Harvest.”
Now, I want to read from Genesis
8:22. This is something that you
need to understand and get it
deep down into your heart.
Genesis 8:22 makes this
statement: “While the earth
remaineth, seedtime and harvest,
cold and heat, summer and
winter, and day and night shall
not cease.” Now, we all agree
that night is coming, and after
that, day is coming. There’s not
a thing you can do about that.
You can’t pray, “God, I just
don’t like the night. I don’t
want any more nights.” You can’t
pray about it. It is a solid
fact. It is something that you
have to learn to deal with.
There’s going to be night;
there’s going to be day. How
long? As long as the earth
remains. It also says, “cold and
heat.” You know, cold’s coming,
and after that, heat’s coming.
That’s just something you’re
going to have to learn to
accept, and you’re going to have
to learn to deal with it. I
don’t care how much you don’t
like the summertime. It’s
coming. I don’t care how much
you might not like wintertime.
It’s coming. But here is the
good thing we need to know: As
long as the earth remains, so
will seedtime and harvest.
That simply means, if you plant
seeds, then it is a solid fact
there has got to be a harvest.
You see, when God created
seeds–and we find this in
Genesis 1, when God created
seed, the last thing he said to
seed was, “Grow.” That’s all
seeds know to do, is to grow.
That’s what they’re supposed to
do, grow. You know, I’ve said
this on previous broadcasts, but
it keeps coming up in my
thinking, so I want to repeat
it. A few years ago, we were
doing one of our Chariots of
Light Christian biker tours, and
we do these all over the nation
and in other nations as well.
This particular time, we were
riding across the state of
Colorado. And we’re riding, you
know, and looking at the beauty
on both sides of the highway.
We’re up in the Rocky Mountains.
And I’m looking off to the side,
and I see these trees growing
out of a mountain. Now, you
understand how difficult that
is, a tree is growing out of the
side of a mountain. And as I
looked–in fact, I followed it
all the way as far as I could,
and I’m thinking, “How does a
tree grow out of a mountain?”
Well, you know, I don’t know how
it does it, but I do know this:
Seeds don’t know any other thing
to do than to grow. I assume,
maybe, that, you know, there was
a dust storm and enough dust
collected on the side of that
mountain. And maybe a bird
picked up something in another
part of the state, and it had a
seed in it, and he flew up there
and landed on that mountain and
dropped that seed off. And
eventually, because there was
enough soil there, that seed
said, “Okay, I’m supposed to
grow, so let’s go for it.” And
the seed began to grow, and a
tree wound up in the side of a
mountain. That just lets me know
how serious seed is about
growing. Now, the Bible teaches
us that our words are seeds, our
thoughts are seeds, our actions
are seeds. The Bible even tells
us that when we give, when
we–when we give unto other
people, when we give to God,
that’s also referred to as
“sowing.” The apostle Paul
referred to this in II
Corinthians 9, and he says,
“Whatever a man sows, that will
he reap.” “If you sow sparingly,
you will reap sparingly; if you
sow bountifully, you will reap
bountifully.” And if you keep
reading that chapter, he was
talking about finances. He was
talking about sowing finances.
And he referred to finances as
“seed.” So that means, just like
if I plant a watermelon seed, I
should expect a watermelon–a
watermelon, rather, to come up.
If I plant orange seeds, I
should expect oranges to come
up. If I plant tomato seeds, I
have every right to expect
tomatoes to come up. Well, when
I plant financial seeds, the
Bible says I have every right to
expect a financial harvest. Why?
Because as long as the earth
remains, seedtime and harvest
shall not cease. So if you plant
financial seeds, then start
expecting a harvest. You know, I
have people tell me, “Well,
Brother Jerry, I’ve been giving
all of my life, but I didn’t
know I had a right to expect a
harvest.” Well, according to the
Word of God, you do. Now, let me
say this: When we give to God,
it ought to be out of love, it
ought to be out of our–our
loyalty to him, our commitment
to him. I don’t just give to
get. But God made the rules. He
did say, if I give, then I am
entitled to a harvest. I give to
God because I love him. But at
the same time, he loves me, and
he loves you so much that he
says, “Hey, when you do this, I
promise you that you’ll receive
a harvest.” Remember, it was
Jesus who spoke these words in
Luke 6:38. It’s Luke 6:38, not
Jerry 6:38, Luke 6:38. And it
says, “Give, and it shall be
given unto you.” In other words,
you can expect a harvest. Not
only that, he said, but he’ll
cause your harvest to be far
greater than your seed. “Give,
and it shall given unto you;
good measure, pressed down,
shaken together and running
over.” In other words, your
harvest should be far greater
than the seed. But, see, that’s
true whether it be tomatoes or
apples or watermelons. You plant
that one little seed, that one
little tomato seed, and you’re
going to get a far greater
harvest than just one tomato.
So, understand that you have a
right to expect a harvest from
every seed that you sow. Now, I
want to say this to you. I wrote
this in my notes, and I wanted
to be sure I read it to you
because I didn’t want to forget
it. The key to operating in
God’s laws and to avoid
frustration and the temptation
to quit is to understand that
with God there is an appointed
time, there is a due season for
everything. Ecclesiastes 3:1
says, “To everything there is a
season.” Now, I understand that.
I realize that in the natural,
if I plant tomato seed, I–I’m
not going to get upset and
frustrated because I don’t see
tomatoes, you know, springing up
by morning. I know there is a
season, there is a waiting
period. And so I understand
that, so I don’t get frustrated.
The farmer doesn’t become
frustrated because he sowed his
seed yesterday, and he doesn’t
see a harvest tomorrow. He
understands “to everything there
is a season.” Well, it’s the
same way with finances. When you
sow your finances, don’t get
frustrated because you don’t see
a harvest by nightfall. Now, God
could do that–and I’ve had him
do it for me numerous times. But
if it doesn’t happen before
dark, I don’t give up. I don’t
get frustrated. I don’t quit. I
don’t go around saying, “This
stuff doesn’t work,” because I
know, “to everything there is a
season.” So let me read that
statement once again. The key to
operating God’s laws and to
avoid frustration and the
temptation to quit is to
understand that with God there
is an appointed time or a due
season for everything. So that
means if you sow financial
seed–if you were to sow seed
into this ministry, if the Lord
was to lead you to do that, to
help us in the expansion of this
ministry, and–and many people
have, and many people do. If the
Lord was to lead you to do that,
and you sowed your seed,
then God’s Word is telling you,
“Don’t get impatient, don’t give
up.” In fact, the way it’s read
in Galatians 6:9, “Let us not be
weary in well doing: for in due
season we shall reap, if–” now,
notice that little word, “–if
we do not faint.” In other
words, God promises there is a
harvest coming. Say that with
me, “There is a harvest coming.”
That’s what you need to
understand, that once you sow
your seed, then God promises a
harvest is on its way. However,
don’t give up. Don’t quit. Don’t
faint. Don’t grow weary. Wait
for it. If you’re willing to
wait for it, then God promises
it will come. In fact, in the
book of Habakkuk, or Habaka,
however you want to pronounce
it, in Chapter 2 and in Verse 3,
it says, “Write the vision.”
Now, what is your vision? Once
you sow financial seed, what is
your vision? A harvest. Write it
down. Write down, “I sowed seed,
and I am now expecting a harvest
from my seed.” Write that down
and keep it in front of you. In
fact, a lot of times, I will do
this, because the Bible says, in
Mark 4, that once a seed is
sown, it has the potential of
producing thirtyfold, sixtyfold,
and even a hundredfold. Well,
let’s just use the word “times”;
30 times, 60 times, or 100
times. So sometimes I will even
write on a sheet of paper, just
for my benefit. If I sowed a
$100 seed, then I’ll write down,
in my notebook, “I am believing
for 30, 60, and even a
hundredfold.” And I’ll just
multiply the seed I sowed by 30
times, by 60 times, and by 100
times. And I’ll just keep that
in front of me. “I’m believing
for no less than thirtyfold. I’m
believing for the possibility of
a sixtyfold, and I’m believing
that potentially I have a right
to a hundredfold.” The Bible
says, “Write that vision, make
it plain,” so that when you read
it you can run with it, or in
other words, it motivates you.
It keeps you single-minded. And
then it says, “For the vision is
for an appointed time.” What
does that mean? It may not come
to pass before nightfall, but it
will come to pass. Why? Because
it has an appointment. It has an
appointed time. It says,
eventually, it will speak, and
it will not tarry, and it shall
come. Praise God. That’s God’s
promise, that you can expect a
harvest from every seed that you
sow. So I encourage you–you
know, I–I put together a little
journal years ago. I called it
my “Seedtime and Harvest
Journal.” And what I would do,
when I would sow seed, I’d write
the date and the amount that I
sowed and even where I sowed it.
And then in the back part of
that little “Seedtime and
Harvest Journal,” I recorded
when my harvest came. But every
time I picked up that journal, I
could see the seed that I sowed.
And I could say, “Father, this
is my vision. I’m believing for
a harvest from this seed. I’m
keeping it before me, I’m
running with it. I’m motivated
by it, and I know that there is
an appointed time, and I am not
giving up until that harvest
manifests.” And I’ll tell you,
every time it manifests, and I
write it in that journal, I tell
you, it brings great joy, praise
God. And you know, the beautiful
thing is, if God will honor his
Word for me, he will honor his
Word for you. You’ve just got to
become as serious about it as I
am. I’m not playing games with
this. My attitude is, if God
didn’t intend for this to come
to pass, he should not have put
it in my copy of the Book,
because once I read it, then I’m
going for it. Praise God. And I
want you to have that same
attitude. So once again, write
the vision. If you’re believing
for a financial harvest, then
write down what you’re believing
God for. That helps you become
single-minded. That helps you to
stay focused. Whenever the devil
says, “It’s not going to happen,
no way,” you can just pull up
your vision where you’ve written
it and say, “Satan, apparently
you don’t know what I know,
because the Bible said I have
the right to expect a harvest.
It told me to write down my
vision, and that it will come to
pass at the appointed time. So
as far as I’m concerned, it is
written. Now, you just flee and
go sell your lies to somebody
else because they’re not welcome
here.” Amen? Praise God. Now, if
you’re willing to wait for it,
look–look at me and say, “I’m
willing to wait for it.” You
didn’t say that with much
enthusiasm. I could almost hear
you right now. You just said,
“I’m willing to wait for it.”
No, I want you to be
enthusiastic about it. Say it
with some enthusiasm, “I’m
willing to wait for it.” Come
on, say it one more time, “I’m
willing to wait for it.” If
you’re willing to wait for it,
and you refuse to allow
weariness to overtake you, then
God promises you will have a due
season. So say it again with a
smile on your face and say it
with some joy. “I am willing to
wait for my harvest.” Now, you
just go around saying that all
day, “My harvest is on its way.
Due season is coming.” Praise
God. See, that’s how you call in
your harvest. You have to be
aggressive about it. Paul calls
this “reaping.” You have a right
to reap from every seed that you
sow. There can be no reaping
except there first be sowing. So
if you’ve sown, then what’s the
next thing you should think?
“I’m entitled to a harvest.”
Praise God. Galatians 6, once
again, Verse 7 says, “Be not
deceived; God is not mocked: for
whatsoever a man soweth, that
shall he also reap.” Don’t be
deceived about this. If you sow,
then you have every right to
expect a harvest. If you go
around saying, “Well, I don’t
really believe I’m going to have
a harvest,” you just allowed the
devil to deceive you. If you go
around saying, “Well, it’s been
three weeks, looks like
nothing’s happening,” you just
allowed the devil to deceive
you. And what did Paul say? “Be
not deceived.” You see,
deception is Satan’s greatest
weapon. If he can’t deceive you,
then he can’t defeat you. So the
way you fight him back is with
the Word of God. Every time he
says, “It’s not going to
happen,” you quote the Word of
God. “No, devil, Bible says, in
Galatians 6, ‘Whatsoever a man
soweth, that shall he also
reap.’ I’ve sown, and I am going
to reap. That settles it in the
name of Jesus.” The Phillips
translation says, “A man’s
harvest in life depends entirely
upon that which he sows.” Now,
you know what that opens up to
me? That tells me that my
financial future is based on the
seeds that I sow. That also
tells me that I’m in charge of
my financial destiny, I’m in
charge of my financial future.
“Whatsoever a man sows, that
shall he also reap.” A man’s
harvest in life depends entirely
upon that which he sows. So that
tells me that I’m the one who’s
in charge of my financial
destiny. I’m the one who is in
charge of my financial future.
Why? Because my harvest depends
entirely upon the seeds that I
sow. Once again, as long as the
earth remains, seedtime and
harvest shall not cease. So
that’s simply telling me that,
as long as this earth is here,
then this principle can be
appropriated. Have you got that
understanding now? Is that a
revelation to you today, that
seedtime and harvest shall not
cease? If you are a seed sower,
then you should also be a
harvester. God set this into
motion, and there’s nothing that
Satan can do to change it. The
only thing Satan hopes for is
that you will give up before
your harvest comes. But if
you’re determined that “quit” is
not an option, then, praise God,
you can beat the devil each and
every time. Now, let me say
this. Genesis 1, Verses 11 and
12 say this, that God created
seed to yield fruit after its
own kind. Now, I mentioned that
at the beginning. I just didn’t
give you the–the scripture
verse. But every seed produces
after its own kind. Don’t let
anyone tell you that you don’t
have right to financial harvest
if you plant financial seed.
Seed, according to the Bible,
can include finances. So if you
plant finances, you have a right
to expect a financial harvest.
Before there was grass, before
there were fruit trees and all
other forms of life, there was
seed. God produced seed. Before
there can be a financial
harvest, there has to be the
sowing of financial seed. God’s
the one who set this in motion.
And if you and I appropriate, we
put it to work, be doers of that
principle, then God will see to
it that it will work in our
lives. Amen. Praise God. Now,
let me say this to you. I–I
picked up an outline here that I
haven’t talked about in years
and years, but I felt like that
it would be important to share
it with you on the broadcast
today, because some people still
are wondering if they really
have a right to financial
prosperity. Do you really have a
right to financial prosperity?
Let me give you some guidelines
for biblical prosperity. Number
one, you must accept God’s Word
as final authority on the
subject of prosperity. You must
accept God’s Word as final
authority on the subject of
prosperity. Go to the Bible and
find out what God’s Word says.
If God’s Word says you have a
right to prosper, then don’t
listen to anybody else. For
instance, III John 2, “Beloved,
I wish above all things that
thou mayest prosper and be in
health, even as your soul
prospers.” You go back to the
book of Deuteronomy, you go back
to the book of Genesis, you even
go back to the book of Psalms,
and you will find scriptures in
every one of these books as well
as many other books as well
regarding God’s will for your
prosperity. Psalm 35 says, “Let
them shout for joy…who favor
my righteous cause: yea, let
them say continually, Let the
Lord be magnified, who hath
pleasure in the prosperity of
his servant.” What does that
tell us? That God gets great
pleasure when you and I are
prospering. So, number one, you
must accept God’s Word as final
authority on the subject of
prosperity. Number two, make God
your source of supply. God wants
to be your source. He promised,
in Philippians 4:19–Paul is
writing by inspiration of the
Holy Spirit, “But my God shall
supply all your need according
to his riches in glory by Christ
Jesus.” What is God saying? “Let
me be your source of supply.”
Look to God for everything you
need. Look to God for your
harvest. If you planted seed,
then you have a right to look to
God to cause that seed to
multiply and come back to you in
the form of a harvest. Number
three, realize that it is God’s
will for you to prosper. Don’t
wonder about it anymore.
Don’t–don’t assume that it’s
the will of God. Know it. You
need to know it. You need to
know it deep down into your
heart. I know this. It’s not
guesswork with me. Now, 47 years
ago, I wasn’t sure about that
because I didn’t know the Word.
It wasn’t until men like Kenneth
Copeland and Kenneth Hagin and
Oral Roberts began to show me,
from the Word of God, that God
wanted me to prosper. And once I
saw it in the Word of God, then
that settled it as far as I was
concerned, that it was the will
of God for me to prosper. Are
you that confident today? Are
you that sure? Is it something
that you’ve settled in your
heart, that it’s God’s will for
you to prosper? See,
you’re–you’re not going to be
real confident about a harvest
if you’re not first completely
sure and confident, based on the
Word of God, that it is God’s
will for you to prosper. Then
number four, understand that
prosperity is conditional. It’s
not automatic, it’s conditional;
which leads to number five:
Realize that obedience is a
major key to you prospering.
That’s the condition. “If you
will obey and serve him,” the
Bible says, in Job 36:11,” then
you will spend your days in
prosperity and your years in
pleasure.” Obedience, obedience
to God’s Word. If he says,
“Give,” give. If he says,
“Tithe”, tithe. If he says, “Be
a blessing,” be a blessing.
Obedience is a major key to
prosperity in your life. And
then number six, realize the
need for consistency in your
giving. Don’t make giving a
one-time event. Be consistent.
Look for opportunity to sow all
the time. Number seven, know the
stumbling blocks to prosperity
and avoid them. The Bible says,
“Prosperity destroys a fool.”
What’s a fool? Well, one of the
definitions is somebody that
thinks that he gained all this
prosperity on his own might and
his own ability. No. If it
wasn’t for God, you wouldn’t be
able to prosper. So avoid the
stumbling blocks to prosperity.
Don’t become a fool. Keep
sowing, keep trusting God, keep
looking to God as your source.
And then finally, number eight,
you must understand that
prosperity is progressive. It’s
an ongoing thing. “The Lord
shall increase you more and
more,” Psalm 115 says. Oh,
praise God. I know that
God wants you to prosper. I
know that God wants
you to have a harvest,
so begin to call it in.
Don’t give up until it
manifests. I want you
to watch this special
announcement, then I’ll be
back in just a few moments.
ANNOUNCER: There’s a time to
sow and a time to reap.
Now is the time for your
harvest. Harvest time has come.
What’s keeping you from claiming
your rightful harvest? In the
powerful three-CD teaching,
“Calling in Your Harvest,” Jerry
Savelle explains the spiritual
laws that govern the reaping of
a harvest that’s reserved just
for you. In this series, he
addresses, Are you entitled to
the harvest? Your part in the
manifestation of your harvest,
How the seeds you sow determine
your destiny, How to know when
your harvest is ready, What
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no end to your harvest? The most
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JERRY: I can’t stress enough how
important it is that you order
the resources that we’re making
available, particularly on this
subject, “Calling in Your
Harvest.” You know, I mentioned
earlier in the teaching part of
the program how that I learned
these things from men like
Kenneth Copeland, Oral Roberts,
Kenneth Hagin. They didn’t come
to my house and sit down in my
living room and say, “Jerry,
open your Bible. Let’s have a
Bible study.” The way that I
learned from them is through
their books and through their
tapes. We called them “tapes”
back then because I was–I got
ahold of this back in 1969. We
didn’t have CD’s back then. It
was reel-to-reel tapes.
Eventually, it became cassette
tapes. And now, praise God,
we’ve got all this technology,
and you can walk around with all
these sermons in your pocket.
You know, it’s just amazing. But
that’s how I began to learn it.
I got their books, I got their
tapes. And I sat in my little
bedroom with that little desk,
set those tapes up, got those
books out, and I fed on them
every day until it became a
revelation to me. That’s why I
want you to order this product
entitled “Calling in Your
Harvest.” It’s like me coming
and sitting down in your living
room and teaching you if you
will just sit there and listen.
Now, understand, these were done
in services where we had 45
minutes to an hour, maybe even
longer to expound upon these and
cover a lot more material than
what we were able to cover on
today’s broadcast. So I want to
encourage you to order these
right away. Don’t delay, order
them right now, how you can be
aggressive in calling in your
harvest; three CD’s. I know that
they’ll bless you, and they will
help you gain understanding
about God’s principle of
seedtime and harvest. Also, I
want to thank all of our
partners for being such a
blessing to us. You partners,
I’m telling you, we don’t know
what we’d do without you. You’re
the reason why we’re able to
reach out to people all over the
world with this good news of
hope, this good news of faith,
and this good news of victory.
Thank you, partners. And those
of you that have been following
this ministry for quite some
time, perhaps the Lord’s dealing
with you about becoming a
partner. If you’d like
information about how that can
happen, how you can be a partner
with Jerry Savelle Ministries
International, just log on to
our website or call or write
the–to the information that’s
on your screen right now, and
we’ll be happy to send it to
you. We believe that partners
not only are givers to this
ministry, but are receivers as
well, because just like Paul
said to his partners in
Philippi, he said, “You are now
partakers of my grace.” The
grace that is on this ministry
comes on your life. So, consider
being a partner. Also, don’t
forget social media. We’ve got
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram,
live streaming of our church
services, Heritage of Faith
Christian Center. There’s the
Jerry Savelle Ministries mobile
app. Take advantage of all these
things because they’re designed
to help you in your spiritual
growth. I’ll see you again next
week. Until then, remember, your
faith will overcome the world.
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