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In this brief devotional video, Paul Woodley reflects on Jesus' parable of the mustard seed (Matthew 13:31‑32). He emphasizes that the kingdom of God begins as something extremely small—like a single mustard seed—but possesses a multiplying, expansive effect that eventually becomes a large, sheltering plant. Woodley points out that the parable consistently features an individual man who sows the seed, underscoring the personal responsibility of believers to plant the gospel. By revisiting verse 31, he highlights the contrast between the seed’s modest start and its eventual vast impact, encouraging viewers to trust that even the smallest acts of faith can lead to exponential spiritual growth.

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