“When Nothing Seems to Grow — Trust the Soil”

There are seasons when everything looks still — prayers feel unanswered, progress feels slow, and the days seem heavy. The moments can sting deeply especially when you give so much and receive so little rest for your soul. But the truth is: even in stillness, God is working.

A seed doesn’t grow because it’s seen — it grows because it’s planted in the right soil. Your faithfulness, your late nights, your whispered prayers — they are the roots of a harvest yet to come.

Dormancy isn’t death; it’s development. God buries us sometimes, not to forget us, but to fortify us. He is strengthening your foundation so that when your harvest season arrives, it will last.

So keep watering your faith with prayer. Keep feeding your spirit with grace. Keep showing up, even when you feel unseen. You are not buried. You are being built — for something greater than you can imagine.

Unapologetically, G. 🌾

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