Hello! Happy Tuesday to you all. It's a new week, and a new week comes with a new thing. God will do a new thing in your life in Jesus' name, amen.
This morning, I want to share my view with you on the topic do not miss your season.
We all know that times and seasons differ, and as long as we continue to live on this planet, we won't fail to hear about them.
They're inevitable, no one can do without them. You can't change them either, but the only thing you need to do is to adapt to them and also be watchful less, or you miss your season.
Before I continue, I will be quoting a familiar scripture. Why I say it is familiar is because there's no single moment you don't hear about it. So, you're used to it, though you pretend as if you've never heard about it.
I will be reading the book of Ecclesiastes 3:1-2 I'm using NIV translation. It says, There is a time for everything and a season for every activity under heaven.
3:2, a time to be born,
And a time to die,
A time to plant and a time to uproot.
These bible verses are very clear and understandable, the choice of language is simple, and it conveys meaning.
The book of Ecclesiastes is one of the books in the bible that I cherish so much. It is embedded with wisdom, and people who wish to grow beyond human understanding must go through it.
Verse one talks about seasons. It tries to relate vital information to everyone reading this writing - up that there's a time for everyone both on earth and in heaven.
This means that you, as an individual, must act according to your season. You must be wise and sensitive enough to be able to detect your seasons.
Note that seasons don't come every time. It only comes once, and probably twice only, by God's Divine intervention.
For instance, in our communities, we all can attest that we only have one season for mango, star apple, orange, and a lot more.
The same thing applies here. God is always on time and season. There is no time that he arrives late when we call on him. So why must we always be late in fulfilling our destinies and purposes?
Chapter 3:2 says that there's a time to be born and a time to die, a time to plant and a time to uproot.
Indeed, people give birth every day, and people die every day. It's natural. But one thing I want you to know is that it's bad for you to die without seeing your season of greatness.
Why must you die without saving the lost souls that you were asked to come and save as a preacher? You won't die before your season of manifestation comes. Live till you see it.
Naturally, people plant in every given season. It could be crops of different varieties. And they grow every day. Some we apply fertilizer for them to grow, and some we do not.
But what baffles me is that whether you apply something or not, it still grows. God, indeed, is wonderful.
On the other hand, planting could be the time to actualize your purpose based on your season. Once you're able to know your purpose, you work towards it, and finally, you fulfill it. Nurturing is very important.
But how will you be able to nurture it when you don't know what to do? God, in particular, must be involved in everything you're doing.
When you fulfill your purpose,e this means you're planting. And you will wait for your plants to grow. Once it's ripe, people will start seeing and also come to benefit from it.
In conclusion, time and seasons wait for no man. Act fast before yolosese your seasons.
Thank you, and I love you all.
