When the Harvest Caught Fire

When the Harvest Caught Fire Part 6 Pentecost was not just dramatic. It was missional. The Holy Spirit came. Wind rushed. Fire appeared. And the Gospel was heard in many languages. This is one of Scripture’s clearest declarations: The Gospel belongs to every people group. Not one culture. Not one race. Not one class. But … Read more

Before the Fire Fell

When the Harvest Caught Fire Part 5 Before the Fire Fell Before Pentecost came prayer. Before power came waiting. Before global witness came local unity. The Upper Room was not filled with perfect people. It was filled with surrendered people. Men. Women. Former doubters. Growing believers. Different stories. One Savior. The Church still needs Upper … Read more

Children of the Corn: A 4-Week Eastertide Devotional

By Angie Snow MinistriesTheme: Redeemed • Rooted • Rejoicing • Released Week 1: The Seed That Was Sown – Redeemed People (Ownership) Connects to Blog 1: Redeemed & Owned  Bible Verses: Devotional Thought Before there could be a harvest, there had to be a seed. Jesus became that seed—falling into the ground through sacrifice so that … Read more

Children of the Corn: A Reason to Rejoice

Children of the Corn: A Reason to Rejoice—Celebrate, Live Free, Love Free, Give Free Eastertide is a season of joy because the harvest is alive. We are not waiting for life—we are living it now. “Therefore, having been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ.” — Romans 5:1 (NKJV/ESV) The … Read more

Children of the Corn: A Living Relationship as Children of God

Redemption establishes ownership—but resurrection establishes relationship. We are not only purchased—we are adopted. “Behold what manner of love the Father has bestowed on us, that we should be called children of God!” — 1 John 3:1 (NKJV)“…that we should be called children of God; and so we are.” — (ESV) From Seed to Family The wheat metaphor … Read more

We Are Children of the Corn: Redeemed and Owned by the Redeemer

Eastertide is not simply a season of remembrance—it is a declaration of identity. Because Jesus rose, we are no longer lost, wandering seeds scattered in uncertainty. We are redeemed, gathered, planted, and secured in Him. “Knowing that you were not redeemed with corruptible things, like silver or gold… but with the precious blood of Christ.” — … Read more