No farmer wonders why he's not getting corn if he never planted any.

Dr. Tony Evans talks about why we sometimes miss out on the spiritual harvest we've been waiting for.

God says you must be involved in sowing the right seed in the right soil.

This is the alternative broadcast featuring the timeless biblical teachings from the archives of Dr. Tony Evans.

In some parts of the country, winter goes on so long it seems like it'll never end.

Well, Dr. Evans says difficult seasons in our spiritual lives sometimes feel the same way.

Let's join him as he explains what it'll take to see things change. I wonder if anyone here has ever missed an airplane flight

or a train or a bus and watch it pull off as you rush to get there only to watch it leave you behind.

That's how many people feel about the season of life that they're in.

That something has passed them by.

There's winter, there's spring, there's summer, and there's fall.

There's the changing of seasons.

You hear a lot in Christian circles about it being your season, my season. It has to do with the shifting of time and the circumstances engaged in it. Turn your Bibles, please please to Galatians chapter 6 verse 9. Let us not lose heart in doing good

for in due time. We will reap if we do not grow weary. We read that again. Let us not lose heart in doing good for in due time,

King James says in due season. We will reap if we do not grow weary. I want to say a word about you

and your season, you and your time.

The context here is a time of reaping, of getting something valuable back.

There are three primary concepts of time in the New Testament.

One is a Greek word, chronos,

and it means the normal passage of time.

Seconds to minutes, minutes to hours, hours to days, days to weeks,

weeks to months, months to years, years to decades.

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