Dear Child,
Do not be deceived for I and My Word are not mocked, whatever you sow, you will reap in due season, whether it be good fruit or evil fruit.
Do not wait until harvest time, the choice is made at sowing time. You know the principle well from your own garden, sow what you want to reap. Weeds from this fallen world may grow and try to choke the harvest, be consistent in tending your crop, take care of it, sow only in good soil where I am working. Do not let weeds of discouragement choke and zap the life from the crop. When you see a weed appear, pull it up from the root, don’t just pull the head off, you must get to the root, that the crop will not be hindered but flourish!
Of all the weeds in the garden of your life, discouragement is the most destructive. Pull it up, and sprinkle your garden with a doze of faith. Weeds of discouragement belong to the family of doubt and cannot survive in a garden of faith.
Weeds of discouragement bear the fruit of low self- esteem, procrastination, depression, lack of focus, apathy, doubt and will eventually extinguish your passion, suffocate your faith, thereby strangle that precious crop.
Attend not only to your physical flower garden but also the spiritual garden of your life, for the devil is like a roaring lion going about seeking whom he may devour.
Thus saith Papa
Galatians 6:9 And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.
Hebrews 12:3 For consider him that endured such contradiction of sinners against himself, lest ye be wearied and faint in your minds.
Challenge: Are you feeding and pampering those weeds of discouragement or are you putting the ax to their root by encouraging yourself in the Lord?
Dear Maggie,
I am Cherry and I’m 10 years old. I have always been a 1st honor ever since pre school, but in 3rd grade, I did not even made it to the outstanding pupils. It also happened again when I was in 4th grade. This really discouraged me. I wanted to be a valedictorian again. My dad also says, we will go to another country If I was the valedictorian. I always wanted to travel, yet I barely did that. This post encouraged me to strive harder, and change my future. I started to advance study and stop procrastinating I just want to say thank you for this post.
Sincerly,
Cherry
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