“And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.” — Galatians 6:9 (KJV)

Bincknoll Castle, 2025

“And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.” — Galatians 6:9 (KJV)

My Child,

It is from the smallest of seeds

that my Kingdom takes root

and flourishes.

Do not lose heart

when what you see

does not yet reflect

the fullness of my Kingdom.

Continue to sow,

even among the disheartened.

Scatter the seeds of faith

near those who are weary,

sick,

and uncertain of the future.

In time,

the fragrance of my presence

will break through into their lives.

My Child,

you are called to sow with open hands,

giving all that you have,

so that at the end of each day's labour,

your hands may be empty.

But fear not,

I will fill your barns,

and you will reap the joy

of my eternal purpose.

Sowing my Word

is bringing light

into the darkness.

Do not be afraid

of where I send you,

for it is often in the most desolate places

that my Word takes root

and grows.

It is not for you to know

the appointed time of the harvest.

Your task

is to sow faithfully,

with a heart aligned to my will,

without concern

for your own provision.

I will supply

all that is needed,

in every season

and through every trial,

until we stand together

in the fullness of the harvest.

Oh Lord,

I release the false idols that once filled my hands. Now, with open palms, I ask for the seeds You provide... seeds to be sown in the places where You call me. Grant me the courage to walk through valleys where the light is faint and Your Word has yet to take root.

I am Yours, Lord. In Your service, I go.

Amen.