Between Two Gardens
Choose between planting your seeds of faith in the garden of facts or the garden of truth.
Close your eyes and imagine you are standing between two gardens.
The garden on the left is dry and barren, full of weeds and lacking cultivation.
The garden on your right has vibrantly rich, deep soil, ready for a potential harvest of abundance.
We have a pocket full of seeds, but we’re unsure which garden to plant them in. These seeds symbolize either worry, doubt, and fear — or faith and truth beyond logic.
We often get stuck in the facts of our lives — concerns about our careers, parenting, health, money, the economy, growth — the uncertainty of it all. We have all experienced seasons where we plant our seeds in the garden of facts. However, that garden is an illusion. Logic may invite worry, doubt, and fear, but these are temporary and destined to fade.
The seed is our mindset, and sometimes the hardest thing a person is called to do is to think truth regardless of the appearance of facts. If we learn to master this, we can rise above circumstance and create the life we desire.
Plant your seeds in the garden of truth today.
Even though our minds have been conditioned for years to focus on facts and to figure things out through our own effort and strength, we are invited to see our garden differently.
You may ask, “How do I do that?”
Faith is not denial of reality — it is alignment with a higher truth. There is a divine way, a powerful tool the garden of truth offers us. It is simple, yet produces extraordinary results. It is something we all have:
Our words.
Our faith and our words must align with truth — truth about success, abundance, health, purpose, and hope.
The shift must begin within us.
Words are seeds we plant.
Listen to what you are saying.
Listen to what you are telling yourself.
Align with God’s word.
This is the most delicate process — the space between planting and sprouting — where mindset is formed.
In the end, where we plant the seeds of our minds, and the words we speak, determines the garden we cultivate.
Will we plant in facts?
Or will we plant in truth?
The choice is ours.
