spring forward

For everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven.
- Ecclesiastes 3:1 (NLT)
 
Each year, we “spring forward,” adjusting our clocks to make better use of daylight as winter fades. That is this weekend, by the way, don't forget! Daylight Saving Time was first introduced to take advantage of longer daylight hours during the warmer months—more light for work, for planting, for productivity, and for life lived outdoors. It wasn’t about creating time, but about using it well.
Spring has always been a season of beginnings. Seeds are planted beneath the soil long before anything is visible. Growth starts quietly, hidden from view, requiring trust, patience, and forward movement—even when progress can’t yet be seen.
Faith works the same way.
Moving forward in our faith doesn’t always feel dramatic. Sometimes it feels like loss—an hour of sleep, a season of waiting, a step taken before we feel ready. But God uses forward movement to position us for growth. When we choose to trust Him with our next step, we are planting seeds—seeds of obedience, hope, and perseverance.
Springing forward spiritually means believing that what God is doing beneath the surface matters. It means trusting that He is working in the soil of our hearts, preparing us for what’s to come. We don’t rush the growth—but we don’t stay stuck either.
God is faithful in every season. And when we move forward with Him, even small steps can lead to abundant growth.
 
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