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DON'T QUIT!


 Text:  Galatians  6:9  

And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.

One major difference between a person who is tagged a failure and one who is tagged a success is tenacity.  While a failure easily gives up, a successful person is tenacious. He never gives up easily.

Any of your good and godly attempts will always yield results if only you don't give up. Just as the common saying goes - Quitters never win and winners never quit, you must trust in God's grace never to quit in well-doing. 

There is always a due season for every seed you put into the ground to germinate. The due season for maize is not the same as an orange. If you compare your harvest period as a bamboo grower with a maize farmer, you will easily quit. A man who is doing well is a man who is holding unto his profession of faith in Christ Jesus even in hard times.

For you to reap in due season, you must leave the camp of quitters, and join the camp of the faithful and the waiters. You must know that patience and faith works hand in hand. Hence, promises can only be inherited through faith and patience. 
 _That ye be not slothful, but followers of them who through faith and patience inherit the promises. Hebrews  6:12_  

As you keep holding on in Faith and in Patience, the Lord will come through for you in Jesus' name. I encourage you to hang on, for the Lord your will surely come through for you. Do not quit and throw in the towel.


Bible Reading: 1 Kings 7:9-16.

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