“And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.“
— Galatians 6:9 KJV
Reflection on Today's Verse
Doing good sounds simple—until it doesn’t feel like it’s working. You show up, you forgive again, you keep praying, you give when it costs you, and… silence. No instant results. No applause. Just the weight of your own tired hands.
But this verse? It’s God’s reminder that your faithfulness is never wasted. Just because you can’t see the harvest yet doesn’t mean the seeds aren’t growing. God works in seasons. And sometimes the season is planting, watering, and waiting in the dark.
Don’t quit just because you’re tired. Rest if you must, but don’t stop sowing kindness, grace, and truth. The reward isn’t just in the outcome—it’s in the becoming. You’re being shaped while you wait. You’re becoming someone who doesn’t just chase results but trusts the One who brings the harvest.
Keep going. He sees it all. And He promises it’s going to be worth it.
Personal Prayer
Lord, You know when my hands feel heavy and my heart wants to quit. You see the days when doing good feels unnoticed, when I’m sowing seeds in silence and wondering if anything will grow. Help me trust You in the waiting. Remind me that You’re the God of the unseen roots, the quiet growth, the harvest I can’t yet see.
Give me strength to keep loving, keep giving, keep showing up. Not because it’s easy—but because You’re faithful. Renew my spirit when I’m weary. Teach me to walk by faith, not by the results I can measure. And when I’m tempted to give up, whisper to my soul: “Keep going. I’m not done yet.” Amen.