12/06/2026
Elijah prayed, and for 3½ years, there was no rain upon the land. Yet when he prayed again, the rain returned, and Scripture says “the earth bore its fruit.”
Think about that for a moment.
Fruit does not appear overnight. Crops do not suddenly grow the moment rain touches the ground. Which means before the rain came, someone had already been preparing the soil, sowing seed, and waiting in faith.
Imagine planting during a drought.
No clouds. No visible sign of change. Dry ground everywhere. Yet they still worked the field because they believed rain would come again someday.
That is what faith often looks like.
Faith is not only praising God when the harvest comes. Faith is continuing to plant while the ground still feels dry. Faith is obeying God even when you do not yet see results. Faith is trusting that God is still working in seasons that appear barren.
Some of you are in a dry season right now.
You are praying, serving, giving, forgiving, building, learning, or waiting—and nothing seems to be changing.
Do not stop planting.
Galatians says we will reap a harvest if we do not give up. Seeds planted in faith are never wasted in the hands of God.
The same God who shut the heavens in Elijah’s day also opened them again at the appointed time. And when the rain finally came, the earth responded with fruit.
God knows how to send rain at the right time.
Keep sowing in prayer.
Keep sowing in obedience.
Keep sowing in faith.
Dry seasons are not proof that God has abandoned the field. 🤍🙏🏻
