Song of Solomon 2:11
For behold, the winter is past; the rain is over and gone.
Just as the earth goes through seasons, so do we. Remarkably, our supernatural seasons tend to
coincide with the natural seasons. As we
respond to the gloominess of the dark winter days, we tend to become inactive
like the flowers and the trees. As the
spring arrives, we tend to become more lively.
We enjoy a sense of calmness and peace and we look forward to a
fruitfulness in our works.
We should be alert in the spring of the year to seek the new
things that God is trying to release into our lives. If we are growing in Christ, we will always
be taken to higher levels in service, praise, worship and fellowship with Our
Savior. May we turn away from the
darkness of the winter past and turn toward the light of Jesus Christ. May we look for the arrival of the harvest
around us as the cold, hard ground of winter becomes the fertile, soft soil of
the spring.
It is spring cleaning time.
Let us dust off any complacency that has arisen in our winter time. Let us shake off the things that have us
stuck in one place. Let us claim the release that the Father offers us as we draw near to
Our Savior who is anxious to release new fruit in our lives. Let us rejoice in knowing that the One who releases us to our new lives in Christ is the same One who promises never to forsake us.
Prayer
Heavenly Father, we thank You for the seasons in our
lives. We thank You for taking us
through the dark of the winter so we can see You more clearly in the light of
the spring. We pray that Your Holy
Spirit will inspire us to seek the newness and boldness in Christ that You have
planned to release in us this spring. We
pray that You will use us to harvest the souls of the men and women surrounding
us as You prepare their hearts to be fertile grounds for Your Good News. May new fruit come from our growth as Jesus'
disciples this year. We ask all these
things in the name of the eternal spring, Jesus Christ.
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