Do Not Give Up
“Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.”
— Galatians 6:9 (NIV)
Paul tells Galatians not to grow weary in doing good. Harvest has its season. Giving up early steals what is still forming underground. William Wilberforce fought the slave trade for decades before the law finally changed. Purpose often grows before you see fruit.
Tuesday doubt about parenting, integrity at work, prayer that feels dry. The fruit may be growing where you cannot see. Harvest has its own season.
One More Faithful Day
- 1Name one good work you are tired of, write it in one line.
- 2Do it once more today, small and real. Mark an X on the calendar when done.
Lord, I am weary of doing good without visible results. Strengthen me to continue. I trust Your timing for the harvest.
What good work is God asking you not to abandon this week?
What is doing good here?
Love in action, integrity, service, patience, generosity in daily life.
What if harvest never comes?
Paul points to proper time, God's clock, not ours. Faithfulness is never wasted.
How do I fight weariness?
One small obedient act today, anchored in trust that God sees hidden work.