Understanding
Life’s Seasons--will help you discern spiritual conditions and help you prepare
for them. Every season brings completely
new changes and new challenges. God uses
loss, adversity, loneliness, hurt and bitter seasons to develop our character that
we can become Christ like.
In
This book Donnetta encourages you in how to unlock the inner strength that will
keep you from crumbling up in your time of seasonal changes that you might go
on in God.
What
is further discussed in this writing prepares you to stand in the power of His
might and see the salvation of the Lord.
And finally, recognizing that seasons doesn’t last always, therefore,
“be not weary in well doing, for in due season you shall reap if you faint
not.”(Gal. 6:9). And with all thy getting
get understanding! Prov. 4:5
Pastor
Donnetta Mathis is Senior Pastor of Zion Restoration
Ministries, Inc. located in Lincoln, Nebraska. She is a
devoted wife, mother and grandmother.
Pastor Rubin Mathis her husband pastors along side her. She has learned to trust God’s promises and
discovered a new courage and confidence in His word that she is able to carry
through whatever happens in her life.
She is an anointed woman of God, who has become a mighty instrument in
the hands of Almighty God. With a love
for God, and a clear understanding of her purpose in Christ, the Lord has given
her a Prophetic, Deliverance Ministry to heal wounded hearts, broken spirits
and to bring restoration to families.
She encourages others to step out on faith as they strive to reach their
destiny in God. She is moving in the
apostolic and mobilizing the saints for war.
God
knows how much we need in our life of rainy days as well as sunshiny days. And so there are all kinds of seasons of
life. "There's a time to speak up,
and a time to be quiet." Normally I
get those two confused and get in a lot of trouble. So do a lot of you.
Don't
give up. If you're going through a
season of life, and you don't think much is happening, remain faithful to God;
keep trusting Him, don’t give up.
Galatians 6:9: "Let us not
be weary in well-doing, for in due season we shall reap if we faint not."
So
how can this season of life direct me?
How can this season of life correct me?
How can this season of life perfect me?
You say, you mean I'm going to be perfect one day?" You sure are.