#Gooddeed lowell movie#

Though, we may not be sure what it is until the flowers bloom in the deepest and darkest valleys of our lives. If we do something, take initiative and face the challenges, we will win in our insides and something will sprout. This is our challenge – If we don’t do anything and if we remain paralyzed in our fears and are uncertain of the outcome, everyone loses. During the time at the end, the whole world will receive these seeds and hear the word of God!

The one, who receives these seeds, will “sow it forward” to more persons. In today’s gospel, we have seen that the sower, Jesus, sows the seed of faith and the seed of love in our hearts instead of paying back to Jesus, we should “sow it forward” to two more persons.

“Paying it forward” multiplies and multiplies until everyone benefits. Pay it forward! This means: instead of paying back to the person, who gave to us, “do two good deeds” to someone else, who hopefully will then “do two good deeds” to another person, that person can do “two good deeds” to another person.

#Gooddeed lowell movie#

There is a movie called, “Pay It Forward.” The message of the movie is: when someone does a good deed, don’t pay it back. We do not know how this happens because this is God’s grace working in our lives. We hear the word of God, and it takes root in our hearts, grows, and spreads. This is the way it is with the kingdom of God. The cycle of growth followed its own secret rhythm and the seed sprouted and grew, but the farmer had no idea how this happened. In the first parable, the parable of the kingdom, we have seen that the farmer scattered the seed on the land and the farmer waited for harvest time. In today’s gospel, Jesus speaks about two parables: The parable of the kingdom and the parable of the mustard seed. 11TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME: MARK 4:26-34