Post by Samuel Olusoji (@sammygodson)

Let Us Not Grow Weary

Paul anticipates that the process of doing good will produce weariness. This is not a character failure; it is a physical and spiritual reality. The question is not whether it comes but what you do when it does.

The remedy Paul offers is not rest, but reorientation: "in due season we shall reap." The harvest is coming, but it has its own timing, a divine season appointed by God that cannot be rushed or rescheduled by human impatience. The one who reaps is not the fastest, but the one who remained faithfully in the field when the season arrived.

"If we do not lose heart": this is the hinge on which the whole promise turns. The harvest is promised; the condition is persistence of heart. It is possible to be physically tired but inwardly resolute. It is possible to be emotionally drained but heartfully committed. Ask God today not for the absence of weariness but for the preservation of your heart, so that when due season arrives, you are still in the field.

PRAYER:
Gracious Heavenly Father, I am guarding my heart against weariness. When my body is tired and my emotions are strained, keep my heart resolute. I will not lose heart. I will press through to my due season. In Jesus' name! Hallelujah! Amen!

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