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Jay Shaw uses the acorn-to-oak metaphor to argue that God plants vast potential inside people: business success, valuable ideas, even reversing diagnoses. Trust that divine design cannot be broken.
Jay Shaw uses the acorn-to-oak metaphor to argue that God plants vast potential inside people: business success, valuable ideas, even reversing diagnoses. Trust that divine design cannot be broken.
Acorn off the ground. The acorn is this big, and it's an entire oak tree inside of that acorn. If God could fit an entire oak tree inside of an acorn, you don't think God could fit a book or 2 or 3 inside of you? You don't think God could fit a successful business inside of you? You don't think God could fit some ideas inside of you that's worth millions and millions of dollars? If God can stuff an oak tree inside of an acorn, You don't think God can reverse a diagnosis? Like, man, you better— the arrogance of you to believe you can broke what— you could break what God built is, is, is, is insane.
