The Deep End w/Taylor Welch The Laws of Sowing & Reaping (time barriers, tending, & impatience) - 115
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Aug 7, 2026 They explore sowing and reaping as a cosmic, ecological system and trace seed, tending, and harvest back to scripture. Conversation covers psychological diffusion, time barriers, and the hard middle between planting and payoff. Practical diagnostics and a three-step practice for uprooting harmful beliefs and replanting healthier ones are highlighted.
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Leviticus Prescribes A Multi Year Harvest Rhythm
- Taylor reads Leviticus 19:23–25: newly planted fruit trees were forbidden for three years, fourth year consecrated, fifth year eaten.
- He links this to business: don't eat your seed immediately or you undermine future yield.
Stay The Middle Season Don’t Abandon Gardens
- Do not quit in the middle of the time-under-tension; the hardest part is the waiting and tending between sowing and harvest.
- Taylor warns many plant dozens of gardens but abandon them just before harvest, creating regret.
Sowing Contradictions Is Mockery Of God
- Paul links sowing and reaping with 'God will not be mocked' — treating the law as optional is effectively mocking God.
- Taylor frames this as a hard accountability: prayers contradicting your sowing are mockery.
