BEYOND EHUD: THE LEFT-HANDED WARRIORS OF BENJAMIN PART 3: THE WARRIORS WHO NEVER MISSED

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BEYOND EHUD: THE LEFT-HANDED WARRIORS OF BENJAMIN PART 3: THE WARRIORS WHO NEVER MISSED Judges 20:16 (NLT) "Among Benjamin's elite troops were 700 select left-handed warriors, each of whom could sling a stone and hit a target within a hair's breadth, without missing."  In Part 2, we discovered that the 700 left-handed warriors of Benjamin were not ordinary soldiers. They were elite men who had been selected, trained, and disciplined. Their remarkable abilities did not happen by accident. Their effectiveness was the result of preparation, perseverance, and commitment. Today, we move from their training to their precision. The Bible records an extraordinary detail about these men. They could sling a stone and hit a target "within a hair's breadth, without missing. " This was not an exaggeration. It was a testimony to an exceptional level of skill. More importantly, it reveals a profound spiritual truth: God is looking for believers who do not live careless...
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POLLINATION: SPREADING THE SEEDS OF RIGHTEOUSNESS PART 7: THE FINAL POLLINATION

POLLINATION: SPREADING THE SEEDS OF RIGHTEOUSNESS
PART 7: THE FINAL POLLINATION


Living as a Multiplying Influence


Matthew 13:8

“…some fell on good ground and yielded a crop, some a hundredfold, some sixty, some thirty.”


In Part 6, we learned The Call to Be Effective Pollinators:

Growth is not enough—action is required.

Faith, knowledge, and gifts multiply when shared. Your influence, properly released, transforms families, communities, and nations.

The question now is: “How do we ensure our pollination leaves lasting fruit?”


The Final Lap

Pollination is a journey, not a one-time act.

Self-pollination prepares you.

Cross-pollination spreads growth.

Knowing your method ensures you’re effective.

Avoiding failure keeps life flowing.

Acting intentionally fulfills God’s call.

The final lap is about multiplying fruit for the Kingdom, leaving a legacy of righteousness that lasts beyond your lifetime.


Spiritually 

Commit to consistent prayer, teaching, and evangelism. Let the Holy Spirit guide you to where your influence multiplies the most.

Focus on leaving eternal fruit—souls discipled, lives transformed, hearts aligned to God.

Remember: the hundredfold yield doesn’t come by accident—it comes by deliberate, persistent pollination.


Physically 

Use your health and energy to serve others.

Model stewardship of your body, mind, and resources. Physical discipline ensures you can move, impact, and multiply effectively.

A strong body supports a multiplying life.


Educationally 

Share knowledge through mentoring, teaching, or training programs.

Develop others’ skills while refining your own. Education, when released, creates ripples across generations.

Your learning is a seed—its multiplication depends on active release.


Relational & Marital Application

Pour into your family, friends, and community intentionally.

Build lasting marriages, mentor children, and guide peers.

Every relationship touched is a potential garden of influence.

Pollination is not just spiritual—it’s relational.


National Application

Actively participate in nation-building: integrity, mentorship, leadership, and advocacy. Influence systems with righteousness and justice.

Ghana will rise when God’s pollinators multiply their impact across communities and institutions. Your Kingdom influence affects society beyond what you see.


Illustration: The Multiplying Seed

A single seed, properly pollinated, yields dozens, hundreds, even a hundredfold.

Your life is that seed.

Self-pollination, cross-pollination, and methodical action create a harvest that cannot be ignored. Every action, prayer, and word you release carries potential to transform generations.


Reflection

Am I consistently multiplying what God has grown in me?

What seeds have I planted that need tending today?

How will I ensure my influence leaves a lasting mark in my family, church, and nation?


Prayer

Lord, Thank You for the seeds You’ve planted in my life. Help me run the final lap with diligence, multiplying what You’ve grown in me. Let my faith, gifts, and influence bear fruit that lasts for generations. Empower me to be a carrier of righteousness, hope, and truth in every sphere of life. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.


Final Word

Pollination is not optional—it is the Kingdom law of multiplication.

Grow in private.

Share actively.

Know your method.

Avoid stagnation.

Multiply intentionally.

Your life is a garden, a field, a seed-bearing instrument.

Run the race. Spread the seeds. Let the harvest bless generations


Do you love this message?

Then don’t keep it to yourself.

Share it with someone who needs clarity, direction, or renewal.

Let this word travel beyond you.

If it challenged you, let it change you.

If it spoke to you, let it speak through you.

Be a carrier—

Pollinate righteousness wherever God has planted you.

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God is speaking, are you listening?





Prince Julius Nenebi-Darkson

(EL-PJ God’s Penman)


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  1. Esi12 January 2026 at 08:09

    God bless you..this is amazing 🙌🏿

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  2. Anonymous12 January 2026 at 13:36

    Self-pollination, cross-pollination, and methodical action create a harvest that cannot be ignored. Every action, prayer, and word you release carries potential to transform generations. Thank you PJ God's Penman...

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    1. EL-PJ God's penman13 January 2026 at 02:19

      Amen! God bless you for partaking in this series. I am super grateful 🙏

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