“And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not” Gal 6:9.
When you are due, you cannot be denied.
Your good deeds (prayer, giving, service to God, love to others, etc) are seeds, when your due season comes, you have them back in bountiful harvest. But when the harvest seems delayed, you must not give up or get discouraged on sowing your seeds for your due season shall surely come.
In Nigeria, when you plant a corn seed you get your harvest in 3months but when you plant a Cocoa seed, your harvest will not come until after 3 to 4 years. The value of the harvest of the Cocoa seed however is always more than the value of the harvest of corn seeds in 3years all together. So a Cocoa farmer must not be discouraged because his harvest shall surely come in due season.
Beloved, don’t be weary in well doing because your harvest shall surely come in due season.
About Me
- Rev.Dr. Amos Adeniyi
- Rev. Dr. Amos Adeniyi, a Chemical Engineer and a Preacher, is the Senior Pastor of the Repairer & Restorer Ministries International (RARMINT). He holds Diploma in Ministry Training from Good News Bible College, Tennessee, USA,Postgraduate Diploma in Theology from The Redeemed Christian Bible College and PhD in Church Growth and Specialized Ministries from International College of Ministries. He also holds BSc (Hons) In Chemical Engineering from Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria, MTech and DTech in Chemical Engineering from Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria, South Africa. He is an ordained Minister of God and his God given vision is to give shape to People's destinies. As an Evangelist, he ministers in crusades and revivals with attendant results of salvation, miracles, signs and wonders. He also presides over Rarmint Community Development Centre, an organization that takes the Gospel, Water, Food and Clothes to remote villages. He is married to Dr. Olayinka, a solicitor and an advocate, and they are blessed with three Children.
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