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Don't Grow Weary

Galatians 6:9


Paul encourages believers not to grow weary in doing good, because at the right time they'll reap a harvest if they don't give up. Fatigue is real. Giving up doesn't have to be.


Recognize the weariness.


Ignoring exhaustion doesn't make it go away. Name it honestly.


Keep doing good anyway.


Weariness tempts you to quit right before the breakthrough.


Trust there's a harvest coming.


The results aren't always visible immediately. Trust the process.


Don't give up too early.


Most people quit right before things were about to change.


Pace yourself for the long run.


Sustainable effort beats short bursts followed by burnout.


Dad Takeaway: The harvest is coming. Don't quit in the exhausting middle.

 
 
 

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