
The Prayerful Farmer
Understand the law. Do the work. The harvest follows.
Much of what passes for prayer is a kind of persuasion — pleading with a distant God to intervene, often measured by how urgently or how often the request is repeated.
The Prayerful Farmer reframes this entirely. Prayer, here, is not persuasion but agreement: bringing one's understanding, attitude, and action into alignment with divine principle, the way a farmer aligns with the laws of soil, season, and growth rather than begging seeds to sprout.
Understanding comes first, alignment follows, and responsibility — the willing participation in the process — is what produces visible results.
A practical companion to Remain Faithful Unto Death, this book grounds the language of manifestation in something steadier than hope: the lawful patience of sowing and reaping.