20/05/2026
There are seasons in life where you feel like nothing is changing no matter how much effort, prayer, sacrifice, or patience you pour in.
You keep showing up, keep giving, keep believing, even when you are tired.
Yesterday reminded me of something powerful through Ecclesiastes 11:6:
“Plant your seed in the morning and keep busy all afternoon, for you don’t know if profit will come from one activity or another, or maybe both.”
For 22 years, Arsenal kept trying, rebuilding, falling, rising, hoping, and pushing forward until victory finally came.
That alone is a reminder that delay is not denial. Sometimes the harvest takes longer than expected, but every seed planted with consistency eventually tells a story.
And I want everyone reading this to remember:
Do not stop sowing your seeds because you are exhausted.
Keep sowing seeds of kindness.
Keep sowing seeds of discipline.
Keep sowing seeds of prayer.
Keep sowing seeds in your dreams, your children, your healing, your business, your purpose, and your future.
Some days will feel quiet. Some seasons will test your strength.
You may even question if anything you are doing matters. But growth often happens underground before it becomes visible.
One seed may open a door.
Another may change your life.
Another may become the breakthrough you prayed for in tears.
You do not always know which seed will bloom, so do not stop planting.
Your time will come.
And when it does, every season of waiting will make sense.