... and this is the New Jerusalem Jesus once said that “the Kingdom of Heaven is like a man who planted a seed in his field.” A small seed — overlooked at first — but when it grew, it became a tree big enough to house the birds of the air. (Matthew 13:31–32) This is how the Kingdom works. Small beginnings. Hidden roots. Promised ends. But this week, something opened up to me: the testimony of Jesus is the Spirit of prophecy (Revelation 19:10). And just like Joseph’s life prophetically revealed Jesus, David’s life prophetically reveals US — the people of God. Not just what God did in him, but what God does in all whom He chooses, calls, and plants. Let me show you what I mean. 🌱 1. David Was the Seed Nobody Chose — Except God When Samuel arrived at Jesse’s house to anoint the king, he saw the first son and said, “Surely this is the one.” But God said no. Because God wasn’t choosing what man saw. He was choosing the seed He planted. David wasn’t: invited cons...