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Seed in the Closet
Seed in the Closet (SitC) is a unique project; we have been in production for two years. SitC began as a podcast with a distinct approach. We curated testimonials to refresh, remind, and reaffirm God's Word for some and to expose, engage, and establish who God is for others. We published these personal accounts to illustrate what it looks like in life's most difficult times: how God enables us to overcome challenges through the Blood of the Lamb and by sharing our testimonies.
Seed in the Closet, a constantly evolving project, is expanding beyond testimonials. We are now sharing prayers, affirmations, and God's word. As we continue sharing the message of hope and salvation, we no longer limit ourselves to testimonial podcasts and videos. We are now expanding to written periodicals, shorts, and reels, always ready to speak His word when God tells us to.
Seed in the Closet
God Didn’t Just Create You
God didn’t just create you — He designed you. And that design points directly to your divine assignment.
In this episode of Seed in the Closet, host Macretia Moody takes us to John 21:15–17, where Jesus restores and recommissions Peter. Through their exchange, we see how Peter’s identity and inheritance were not only affirmed but connected to his assignment — tending and shepherding God’s people.
Together, we’ll uncover three truths:
- Your identity reveals your design.
- Your inheritance includes assignment.
- Your design + assignment is always bigger than you.
Be encouraged to recognize the gifts, passions, and experiences God has woven into you — and allow the Holy Spirit to activate them for Kingdom impact.
Tune in and be reminded: You are designed with purpose.
✨ Transformity: Because what’s in you is greater than what’s around you.
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