A Kiss from Rose | Due Season
- alstonshropshire3
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There is something powerful about the phrase “in due season.” It reminds us that God is not late, He is intentional. Every promise has an appointed time. Every seed has a season. Every prayer has a purpose. Just because you haven’t seen the harvest doesn’t mean God has forgotten what He promised.
Galatians 6:9 tells us:
“And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.”
Notice the Scripture doesn’t say, “if we never get tired.” It says, “if we faint not.”
There’s a difference.
You may grow weary.
You may become discouraged.
You may have days when you question whether your prayers are making a difference.
You may wonder if your obedience is worth it.
But don’t let weariness become surrender.
Don’t allow disappointment to convince you to abandon what God told you to do.
The enemy doesn’t always try to stop the harvest; sometimes he simply tries to make you quit before it arrives.
Keep praying.
Keep sowing.
Keep serving.
Keep believing.
Keep trusting.
God is not looking for perfection—He’s looking for perseverance.
One thing about God…
He honors His Word.
If He made you a promise, He is faithful enough to fulfill it. If He planted the vision, He will provide the provision. If He called you, He will equip you. His timing may not always align with your expectations, but His faithfulness has never failed.
💌 Grandma’s Corner
Don’t faint because you’re tired.
Rest if you need to…
But don’t quit.
Cry if you need to…
But don’t stop believing.
Pause if you need to…
But don’t walk away from what God has spoken.
Your due season is not determined by how long you’ve waited.
It’s determined by the faithfulness of the God who made the promise.
And He cannot lie.
He cannot fail.
He cannot forget.
So hold on.
Keep the faith.
Stay the course.
Because God will always honor His Word.
And when your due season arrives, you’ll realize that every prayer, every tear, every act of obedience, and every moment you chose not to faint was preparing you for the harvest He had ordained all along.
“Heaven and earth shall pass away, but My words shall not pass away.” — Matthew 24:35
Don’t faint. Your due season is still on God’s calendar.
