Part 1: Falling - Walking the Night - Asking Questions

Pushing away to receive
Who do you hear from and who do you live by?
Even if it seems like an iron wall, go and say it
Acts used as events of questions and encounters
When words meet reality
Can you handle God's heart?
Things that will remain in the place where you passed
What a good love
One who is dragged and dragged
Paul and Corinth, the Corinthian Church
Covering the division for the purpose for which you were called
Weakness to boast about, weakness to overcome
Gospel Bill of Rights
Think from the roots without being picky
Turning tribulation into a source of comfort and hope
Even if love and sorrow are entangled, reach out
Beeping with a smartphone?
A trash can that stores gold
You can recover with that power

Part 2: Eternal Light and the Spring - Words of Rest

A new day unfolds through the Word of God
There's something else to really focus on.
Let me stand in the place you have made me
People, avoid the pride that comes from relying on life.
That's the Lord we need today
Did you receive the Holy Spirit when you believed?
Honest and wise
Fitting Life
From responder to comforter
As life swallows death
My excuse for you
Hope, the Cross of Weakness
Holy aloofness
Living Well Between the Mysteries of Time
Live responsibly without overdoing it
Eternal Now

Part 3: Entangled - Leaning Bodies Smelling of Flowers

Conditions for a Winning Community
Satan's Counterattack and the Church's Response
Church and believers with only one standard
Repechage
A community built through discussion and prayer
Wounds become new paths
A community that remembers together
In the city, through the meeting, according to the promise
Community over emotion, over interpretation, over existence
Covering the division for the purpose for which you were called
Do You Have That Kind of Love? (A Life-Changing Encounter)
Words and power, the power of words
Knowledge of all knowledge, love
Wait
Teacher, do you want to go to your seat?
Turning tribulation into a source of comfort and hope
What's the point of living well alone?

Part 4: Burning and Scattered - Looking Forward to the Day of Recovery

As a witness to recovery
The questioner, the one who makes questions
It's all done since then
God's Mission and Our Obedience
The Gospel of Attitude
Who is your king now?
Gospel of the Square
To recall, confirm, summon, and request the debtor's memory
The Gospel of Coexistence and the Gospel of Coexistence
Between hospitality and hostility, with memories and service that remain
What are you trying to brag about?
Becoming light with light and transmitting light
Small things, big history

Part 5: Falling Again and Hoping to Grow Again - On the Beauty of Repetition

Living 'One Day at a Time': Days Where You Can Be Humble
Beyond the taste of money, a taste to behold
Living Today with the Perspective of the End Times
The conditions of a transformative changer
Reflections on the Force That Moves Me
Almost all half steps
warrior and farmer
Everyone has a plausible plan.
Until I got hit
The Way of the Gospel, a Beautiful Path of Anxiety and Struggle
Love, about that deep face
The face of the teacher, dignity and order
Wrapped in the roots of faithfulness that overcomes suffering
If that's possible
The Gospel Conditions of a Trustworthy Person
The Believer's Weapon

Appendix: A Song to Sing Together in the Rhythm of the Seasons

Holy Week
Easter Sunday (1)
Easter Sunday (2)
Easter Sunday (3)
Family Month (1) Couple
Family Month (2) Parents and Children
Thanksgiving Day
Reformation Sunday
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas
Songgu Youngshin Service
New Year's Thanksgiving Service

Features of this book

ㆍ A unique perspective that compares the journey of life to a 'seed': It illuminates the life of a saint in a three-dimensional way through the life cycle of a seed: 'falling', 'sticking together', and 'sprouting and scattering'.

ㆍ Concrete and Realistic Comfort: Rather than offering vague comfort, the author, who has more to say about life's hardships than anyone else, offers practical answers and hope based on the eternal Word to the questions and struggles believers face in their daily lives.

ㆍ A message encompassing individuals and communities: Beyond individual reflection on faith, we share insights on how the church, as "bodies that lean on each other and smelt of flowers," can heal wounds and grow together.

ㆍ Deep meditations tailored to the church calendar (Appendix): Includes a wealth of sermons that can be shared with the community during major holidays such as Holy Week, Easter Sunday, and Christmas.

ㆍ Copying space: This has been designed to be used as a copying library where you can copy down passages from graceful sermons while taking a deep breath of your soul.

Pastor Jeong Gap-shin, the author, is a trusted pastor who has consistently worked to establish and renew evangelical churches. His books, "The Responding Community" and "People as People," as well as his meetings at various churches and Christian organizations, have already deeply resonated with many readers.

"Song of the Seeds" offers strength to believers struggling in their daily lives, and a warm, loving perspective and a path forward for the Korean church contemplating a biblical response to unprecedented challenges.

The saints fall and die, are enveloped by the Word and the Holy Spirit, lean together, blossom with promise, and are once again sent on the wind to someone.
This is the journey of the saints.
The author hopes that today, as we walk the night of the saints, as we encounter the true light, as we wrestle with each other, as we grow and develop, as we step toward someone else—all of these days will be precious journeys that connect us to eternity.
This book is the safest comfort that is delivered on the eternal word.
To the struggling church, this is the church's warm gaze of love.
It is a heart-wrenching expectation that I will write down the words every day, deeply engrave them in my heart and daily life, and hope that they will give me the strength to live on.