Choose the Seeds You Plant Today―and Grow into What God Is Building Tomorrow
In Seeds, you’ll explore one of the Bible’s most powerful and recurring images―the seed―and discover how God uses small beginnings, intentional choices, and faithful obedience to produce lasting growth. Through biblical teaching and practical insight, this study helps you understand how what God plants in you today shapes the future He is building.
You’ll learn how to:
● Plant godly seeds through everyday choices and habits.
● Understand the biblical principle of growth through time and patience.
● Recognize how God uses process to bring lasting fruit.
● Trust God’s timing as He develops what He has planted.
● Grow in faith and love for God as you partner with Him in the process.
Built for Growth and Discussion
Designed as a 6-week study for small groups or personal growth, this interactive guide includes margin space for notes, weekly memory verses, cut-out verse cards, and a clear, repeatable structure each week: a core teaching concept, biblical context, practical application steps, and thoughtful discussion questions.
Wherever you are in your faith journey, Seeds helps you see how God develops what He has planted through faithful choices and patient growth. This study invites you to live with intention and trust as you learn to partner with God in shaping who you are becoming.
What you plant today matters―step into God’s process and grow with purpose.
Jeff Little is the founding and lead pastor of Milestone Church, with campuses across the Dallas/Fort Worth region. He has been in ministry for over 30 years. He is the founder of Lead to Win which exists to help pastors and leaders build healthy cultures and winning environments through gatherings, coaching, and resources. Jeff earned a Bachelor’s in Religion from Baylor University, a Master’s in Missiology from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, and a doctorate from Southeastern University. He and his wife, Brandy, live in Keller, TX, have four children, and enjoy being “Papa” and “Honey” to their grandchildren.