by Victoria Osteen
Tuesday, October 15, 2019
With wintertime so close, soon the trees will be barren, the grass will be a dormant brown, and the shrubs and flowers will look dead. But horticulturists tell us that there is way more taking place than meets the eye. During the winter months, the nutrients that the trees, flowers, and plants use to grow and bloom are being resourced into different areas, such as for thickening the tree bark or for preparing the plant or flower for the new growth and blooming season. Unless this takes place, the trees and plants will not become what they're supposed to be.
So what season are you in today? Ecclesiastes 3 begins with Solomon's remarkable words: "To everything there is a season, a time for every purpose under heaven." Too often we fail to understand this principle that we are in a season right now, and God...
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