Well, there has been some talk around this joint about soil. Neil Cole's book entitled, "The Organic Church" has a discussion dealing with the parable of the soils found in Luke 8. The book makes the case to primarily invest in good soil. In other words - invest your life, energy, focus, and God's message in the lives of people who are hungry for these things. Often the good soil are those who truly need God and a friend. People going through crisis, people who are in need, people who are abused, poor, struggling, and broken are often good soil. Jesus speaks of four types of soil (disciples) that receive the Word of God: 1. Path - seed falls on it and it is trampled and eaten by birds. 2. Rock - seed falls, produces some life, but whithers because it has no moisture. 3. Thorns - seed falls, produces some life, but choked by the plants among it. 4. Good soil - seed falls, produces abundant life - a hundred times more than was sown. Then Jesus says, "He who ha...