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IN DUE SEASON

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Text: Matthew 24:45

Who then is the faithful and wise servant, whom his lord has made ruler over his household, to give them meat in due season? Blessed is that servant, whom his lord when he comes shall find so doing. 

As God's steward, it is very important for you to know and understand what "Due Season" is. It is the appropriate time for distribution of meat.

The Master (the Lord Jesus Christ) expects that whatever good works you do must be done in due season. The timing of the service that you render to God and man is very crucial.

For instance, King Saul brought the Israelites under an oath and asked them to fast at the wrong time. Meanwhile, the soldiers actually needed to have eaten in order for them to attain a greater victory. (1 King 28:30).

 *Ability to discern "Due Season" is the direct effect of being a faithful and wise servant.* 

Simeon knew the due season to enter into the temple for the circumcision and  christening of Jesus Christ, John the Baptist knew the right time to come to the river Jordan, and Jesus Christ also knew the ripe season to show up at the river Jordan for baptism. 

You need to constantly be in tune with the Spirit in order for you to know what the due time is. 

One early morning, I was in prayer,  I suddenly heard the Lord asking me to forgive one of my debtors of her debts. At the dawn, I called the person to inform her that her debts has been forgiven. The woman suddenly bursts into tears as if she had been waiting for such pardon. The cancellation of this woman's debt here is the meat, calling her that very morning is the due season.

May the LORD give us understanding...

*BIBLE READING:* 

Matthew 24:45-51.

 *PRAYER FOCUS:* 

Father LORD,  help me to be a faithful and wise servant. Teach me to serve diligently with all that you have blessed me with in Jesus name.

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