We explore Jesus' parable of the sower, challenging the traditional interpretation by highlighting the socio-economic context of first-century Palestine. We discuss how the sower's seemingly wasteful scattering of seed on all types of ground—path, rocks, thorns—is actually a radical act of grace, especially for those society has written off. We encourage viewers to consider what 'ground' in their own lives needs breaking up or clearing, because God's sowing never stops.