The Power of Knowing Your Season!

 

A season is a special period of time, accompanied by purpose, power, and provision…or a lack thereof.  I’m sure you’ve experienced seasons where you had a sense of purpose, you felt empowered to succeed, and provision was flowing.  Everything seemed to be going right.  You’ve probably also experienced seasons where there was no sense of purpose, no feeling of power, and no money flowing.  Everything seemed to be going wrong.

Do you know what season you’re in right now?  You must discern what season you’re in at any given time so you know what stance to take.  If you’re in a season where everything seems to be going right, that’s the best time to take some risks.  It is likely that unusual favor is flowing towards you in this season.  You must take advantage of that opening. 

If you’re in a season where everything seems to be going crazy, you must take a different posture.  Seasons like that call for you to pull together your weapons, get in your war posture, and fight your way out of the madness.

If you’re in a season where unusual provision is flowing in, be aware—that could be a temporary opening.  If so, you might want to use that season of abundance to prepare for a possible future season of scarcity.

Your seasons change.  They are not permanent.  Some seasons even reoccur.

  • The season for prosperity is to prepare you for the season of scarcity.
  • The season for pain is to give you an appreciation for the season of pleasure.
  • The season for research is not the season for launching.
  • The season for meditation is not the season for explanation.
  • The season of hiding is not the season of revealing.
  • The season of peace is to prepare for the season of war.

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Ecclesiastes 3:1 says, “To everything there is a season…”  Here’s the revelation:

1.  Seasons Are Not Permanent—They’re Going To Change.

The current season you are in is going to change.  You should be constantly asking yourself the question, “What is ABOUT to change?”  You must live in today, but think into tomorrow.  Anticipate what is going to be changing a year from now and start preparing for it.

 2.  To Every Season There is a Reason.

There is a reason why a season has come. It could be a season of warfare because your breakthrough is on the horizon. You could be in a season of reaping tremendous levels of success resulting from long seasons of preparation and education. You could be in a season of testing to determine if you qualify for promotion. There is a reason why this season has come. Pray for the ability to discern the times and seasons, and the wisdom to know what to do in every season.

  1.  There’s a Right Time for Everything.

There is something powerful about a purpose whose time has come. Nothing can stop it. But also keep in mind that every purpose has a timeframe attached to it. The second part of Ecclesiastes 3:1 says, “…And a time to every purpose under the heaven.” So you must be time conscious and purpose conscious. Some windows only open for a short period of time. If you are not ready when the opening occurs, you may never have that opportunity again.

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10 thoughts on “The Power of Knowing Your Season!

  1. This is good, Mr. Ellis. My thoughts?? Well, I agree that there are indeed seasons, and seasons do change, oftentimes, because there are reasons for the seasons. It is always “our season,” be it one of challenge, or smooth sailing; but I believe they are for teachable moments, for lessons to be learned, for growth, for maturity, so that we can move to the next level, called purpose and destiny. I liken this to “people” or “things” coming into our lives for a reason, a season, or perhaps a lifetime. All in all, I believe we should embrace all seasons, with the understanding that there’s a valid reason for the season, learn to equip ourselves and walk through the season, so that we can joyfully reach, and receive the lifetime experiences…purpose, destiny, blessing. Thank you for sharing, and allowing me to share. God Bless!

    • Wow Gwendolyn! What an amazing grasp you have on the power of seasons. You are so positive. I appreciate your perspective. Thanks a million for taking the time to comment.

      • Thanks Stan for your insight and “Application” of how to Apply myself during the various seasons I encounter in life.
        I Pray that GOD will continue to Bless you with Revelatory knowledge of His Word, the “Practical Application” of it, along with Hidden Riches in secret places.

  2. This is such GREAT information!! It gives precise insight regarding the scripture Ecclesiastics 3:1. This article was a very timely Rhema to me!! So glad my friend posted this link on her Facebook page! Blessings to you.

    • During this season, have you been able to identify a recurring theme? Seeing and sensing a particular theme can help you define your season. Have you had similar messages repeatedly coming to? When God sends the same message but in different packages, it can be an obvious sign that God is trying to define your new season. Do you sense that something has ended that you should never go back to? The end of a particular thing is a signal of the beginning of a new thing. You can define the new season as as fresh start and/or a season of new beginnings and fresh starts.