Attack Your Lack - Oral Roberts

Have You Heard About the Man Who Sowed in Famine and
Reaped a 100-Fold Harvest?
Isaac "in the same year"—in a definite time period.
Friend, every seed has a due season of harvest.
Look for it.
Friend, every seed has multiplication power. Expect
it. Seeds don't operate on a one-to-one principle. Seeds
always multiply.
And don't overlook the next verse. Genesis 26:13
says, "And the man [Isaac] waxed great, and went
forward, and grew until he became very great."
Don't Stop Sowing When Good
Times Come
Isaac didn't rest on his 100-fold return. He didn't
say, "Well, I'm blessed. That's the end of my need to
give."
No. He gave again and again and again. He waxed
great. That means he grew into greatness. He got a
rhythm going. He got a cycle started. He went from
great to greater to greater to greater. The final phrase
says he became very great. He had flocks and herds and
servants. He was the envy of all the people. He had
wells of water, which were very precious in the desert.
Wells meant that when rain didn't come, you could still
water your flocks and your plants! Wells meant the end
of drought... the end of famine... the end of his LACK!
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