“Let us not grow weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up” (Galatians 6:9). And yet—so often, we do. Because it won’t feel holy. It’ll feel like dragging yourself out of bed to pray when no one will know if you don’t. Like choosing patience when everything in you wants to snap. Like sending the message, saying the prayer, doing the dishes—again. It’ll feel ordinary. Inconvenient. Small. But it’s not. Because the most important thing you will ever do is say yes when it would be easier not to. That quiet yes. It’s where battles are won. Not out loud. Not in the spotlight. But in the hidden, daily moments where comfort dies and character is born. The most important thing you will ever do is not one grand act. It’s a thousand unseen ones. It’s staying when you could walk away. It’s believing when doubt is easier. It’s worshipping when you feel nothing. It’s doing what’s right when it costs you something. And you won’t always feel it—but heaven will. Because God sees every small act of faithfulness, and He rejoices. Not just in the outcome, but in the decision. In your willingness. In the discipline it takes to choose Him in the quiet. So don’t wait for the big moment. This is the big moment. And it might just be the most important thing you will ever do. Open Bible – https://bit.ly/Gal6v9 (Joshua B)
