Omega Fire Ministries Devotional 9th February 2021 OFM Rhema for Living
TOPIC: In Due Season
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TODAY’S SCRIPTURE: Acts 22-24
TEXT: And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not. Galatians 6 :9.
There is a season for the reward of every good deed in the kingdom of God. There is an appointed time for every action to receive a corresponding reaction from above. God, the Master planner and rewarder, mapped it all out.
There is also a season for sowing and also a due season for reaping that which has been sown.
There are times and seasons for every creation of God to carry out their expected activities on earth – the time for the rain to give its showers, the time of conception and delivery, a seed time and harvest time. God controls the times and seasons. Therefore, there is a due season for you.
So, do not be weary in well doing, have faith in God and be expectant. Wait on God as the scriptures declares, “The eyes of all wait upon thee; and thou givest them their meat in due season” (Psalms 145 :15).
“These wait all upon thee; that thou mayest give them their meat in due season” (Psalms 104 :27).
God is a God of principles. Every one of His promises for man has conditions attached to them and when a man meets those conditions faithfully, God in turn responds to him by fulfilling His promises to him in due season.
Are you considering quitting in that good thing you are engaged in? No! Do not ever do that, a decision to quit is a decision that would obstruct your due season of reward. When you continue in the things of God faithfully, in your due season, the reward would be massive.
I pray for you that nothing would obstruct your due season.
PRAYER.
My Father! My Father! As I begin to pray, help me to wait faithfully for you, in Jesus name.
Thanks and God bless for reading Today’s Omega Fire Ministries Devotional 9th February 2021 (Rhema for Living OFM Daily Devotional) from the Desk of Rev. (Dr) Lizzy Johnson Suleman
