1001 Wisdom Keys Explained

Wisdom Key 133: If What You Hold In Your Hand Is Not Enough To Be Your Harvest, It Must Be Your Seed. Explanation: This wisdom key highlights the principle of sowing and reaping. When you find yourself with limited resources that are insufficient to meet your needs or achieve your goals, the key encourages you to see those resources as seeds to be planted rather than the final solution. By investing what you have—whether it's time, money, talent, or effort—you activate a process of multiplication and divine provision. This principle teaches faith, patience, and the understanding that small beginnings, when surrendered to God or used wisely, can produce great outcomes in the future. ** This Wisdom key is by Dr. Mike Murdock, derived from his book 1001 Wisdom Keys of Mike Murdock ** 

Wisdom Key 119: God Had A Son But He Wanted A Family; He Sowed His Son To Create His Family. Explanation: This wisdom key illustrates the profound truth of God's redemptive plan through Jesus Christ. God’s ultimate desire was to create a spiritual family united in love and fellowship with Him. To achieve this, He "sowed" His Son, Jesus, as a seed through His sacrificial death on the cross. This act of love and obedience made it possible for humanity to be reconciled to God, becoming sons and daughters in His family. The metaphor of sowing emphasizes the principle of giving and multiplication—just as a seed produces a harvest, Jesus’ sacrifice brought forth a global family of believers. It highlights the power of intentional sacrifice in achieving divine purposes. ** This Wisdom key is by Dr. Mike Murdock, derived from his book 1001 Wisdom Keys of Mike Murdock ** 

Wisdom Key 77: Seed-Faith Is Sowing Something You Have Been Given for Something Else You Have Been Promised Explanation: This wisdom key describes the principle of "seed-faith," where you give or invest something you already have, such as time, money, or effort, as an act of faith, believing that God will fulfill a specific promise or need in return. It suggests that faith-driven giving—whether material or otherwise—creates a pathway for receiving something greater that has been promised to you by God. The concept is rooted in the idea of sowing and reaping: you plant a seed in faith, trusting that a greater harvest will come. In essence, it's a spiritual principle of trusting God to multiply your acts of faith. ** This Wisdom key is by Dr. Mike Murdock, derived from his book 1001 Wisdom Keys of Mike Murdock ** 

  Wisdom Key 7: An Uncommon Seed Always Creates an Uncommon Harvest. Explanation: This wisdom key highlights the principle that extraordinary efforts or investments lead to extraordinary results. An "uncommon seed" refers to actions, decisions, or contributions that go beyond the ordinary—whether it's in generosity, dedication, creativity, or sacrifice. When you plant such a seed, you set the stage for an "uncommon harvest," meaning exceptional outcomes or rewards that exceed the usual. The essence of this wisdom key is that remarkable input leads to remarkable output, encouraging you to go beyond the ordinary to achieve extraordinary success. ** This Wisdom key is by Dr. Mike Murdock, derived from his book 1001 Wisdom Keys of Mike Murdock **