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Season of Sowing: Obedience

June 16, 2021

Season of Sowing: Obedience

SEASON OF SOWING: OBEDIENCE


“Let us not grow weary in doing good for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up” Galatians 6:9

Obedience can be hard — like really, really, hard. 
It has a tendency to lead to some weariness because it challenges us to keep saying yes in moments we don’t think we can keep waiting or holding on. 

You may find yourselves in seasons where you keep answering and following the call, planting the seeds, but have yet to have your opportunity to reap. 

This is our encouragement we need to cling to:

“Sow your seed in the morning and at evening let your hands not be idle for you do not know which will succeed” Ecclesiastes 11:6 

Keep trusting in Christ. Cling to your “yes”. Don’t give up on your fight — because we have no idea what harvest God has handcrafted for the seeds you faithfully planted on the other side. 

#wheatfulwednesday #seasonofsowing  @rhiannamarie24


 
Rhianna Marie Nix is the author of “Faithfully Fervent: Standing Firm as a Woman of God in a World Ready to Run”. Rhianna is a pediatric registered nurse and is passionately following her calling into ministry by radically pursuing her mission to mirror God’s vision. Her mission is to help bring hope and healing through her testimony. She will fiercely fight to empower people to know Christ and believe in His incomparable power to transform and save.

@rhiannamarie24  @faithfullyfervent
faithfullyfervent.com

Photography by Ashia Mosley Photography





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