Good morning, everyone, and welcome back to another morning with the masters where we

devote ourselves to the Lord daily with you. Good morning, you guys.

We are picking up with day five of our real hope devotional, the Bible app.

We actually skipped over day four because it was honestly a little bit confusing, but

we're excited to move forward with this one. There's a link to that in the description

of the podcast. If you guys want to follow along with us, and as always, I'm going to

read the scripture and then Tori is going to pick with a divo.

Let's do it. The scripture is Galatians chapter six, verse nine, and it says this,

so let's not get tired of doing what is good. At just the right time, we will reap a harvest

of blessing if we don't give up. The devotional's titled The Bible and Banksy.

There's a great quote attributed to the street artist, Banksy. If you get tired, learn to rest,

not to quit. It suggests that there's a difference between giving up what you're doing and learning

to rest. There's a difference between resting and stopping. Often when we feel tired of all we have

to do, think about and deal with, we want to escape. We want to hide in a hole and not have to deal

with it. But if Banksy is to be believed, that's not the key to rest. The Bible agrees.

In Galatians six, nine, it says, let us not become weary and doing good. For at the proper time,

we will reap a harvest if we do not give up. In the daily journey of being devoted to living

like Jesus, we can absolutely find ourselves feeling weary of putting others first, serving,

doing the right thing, or as Paul puts, doing good. But he encourages us not to become weary

and doing good because there's a harvest to come from it. There's a purpose to the obedience

and honor we show God every day. We may not know what this fruit will be, but I know that I've seen

how God has used times of hard sog for his glory to shape and grow me. I'm sure you can think of

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