North Sunday Ep.123_Due Time, Due Season, Appointed Time, & Fullness of Time - IV | Pastor Rich

North Sunday Ep.123_Due Time, Due Season, Appointed Time, & Fullness of Time - IV | Pastor Rich Due Time, Due Season, the Appointed Time & the Fullness of Time | Episode 120 Have you ever believed God for something, prayed about it, and wondered, “God, why haven’t I seen it yet?” What if the problem is not that God has failed to answer, but that you are trying to make something happen before its due time, due season, appointed time, or fullness of time? In this powerful teaching, we explore an important biblical principle: not everything God has promised manifests instantly. There is a process, there are stages, and there is a proper time for things to come to fruition. Many believers become frustrated, lose heart, or begin cutting corners because they expect God to move according to their timetable. The Word of God teaches us in Galatians 6:9 not to become weary in well-doing, because “in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.” Reaping has a due season. The answer is not to quit simply because you have not seen the harvest yet. Using Jesus’ teaching in Mark 4:26–29, we see the picture of seed being planted in the ground. First comes the blade, then the ear, and then the full corn in the ear. There are steps and stages in the growth process. The farmer does not plant today and dig up the seed tomorrow to see whether it is growing. He allows the process to take place. The same principle applies to our walk with God. The Word of God is seed, and what God is developing in our lives may require time to produce its full manifestation. We must learn to trust God, remain faithful, and allow His process to work rather than constantly trying to force the outcome. This teaching also addresses the danger of cutting corners and pursuing quick results, especially financially. The desire to have everything immediately can make people vulnerable to get-rich-quick schemes, pyramid schemes, greed, manipulation, and dishonest shortcuts. The teaching strongly challenges believers to reject these approaches and instead embrace biblical principles of faithful work, sowing, patience, and integrity. You cannot rush God’s process. You cannot pray away due season. You cannot force the harvest before the appointed time. And you should not destroy what God is building by trying to make it happen through your own ability. Sometimes you need to wait. Sometimes you need to keep sowing. Sometimes you need to keep working. Sometimes you need to keep believing. And sometimes you simply need to recognize that your due time has not yet arrived. God is faithful, and His timing is not the same as our timing. The teaching encourages us to stop comparing our journey with someone else’s journey and to trust God’s process in our own lives. If you have been waiting on God, believing for something, or feeling frustrated because you have not yet seen the manifestation, this message will encourage you to keep going, keep sowing, keep working, keep trusting, and do not faint. Your harvest has a due season. Watch, listen, learn, and allow the Word of God to renew your mind. Scriptures Mentioned 📖 Galatians 6:9 📖 Mark 4:26–29 📖 Isaiah 28:10, 13 📖 1 John 5 📖 Proverbs 13:11 📖 Proverbs 28:20–22 📖 2 Corinthians 9:6–8 “In due season we shall reap, if we faint not.” — Galatians 6:9 If this teaching blesses you, like, share, subscribe, and leave a comment. Help us point people to the Lord and to His Word.