This verse speaks to anyone who feels tired from doing the right thing. Sometimes faithfulness feels unnoticed. Kindness isn’t always returned. Effort doesn’t always bring immediate results. Paul gently encourages believers not to grow weary—to keep going, keep loving, keep serving, keep trusting. The harvest may not be visible yet, but that does not mean it isn’t coming.
“In due season” reminds us that God works on His timetable, not ours. Growth takes time. Seeds planted in faith often grow quietly beneath the surface before they break through. When we feel discouraged, this promise anchors us: perseverance matters. God sees every act of obedience, every unseen sacrifice, every quiet prayer. If we do not give up, there will be fruit—spiritual growth, answered prayers, changed hearts, and blessings in ways we may not expect.
Prayer
Faithful God, when I feel weary in doing what is right, strengthen my heart. Remind me that You see every effort, and that nothing done for You is wasted. Help me to trust Your timing and not lose hope when results are delayed. Give me endurance to keep sowing seeds of love, kindness, and faith. I place my trust in Your promise that in due season, there will be a harvest. Keep me steady and faithful until that day. Amen.