As summer deepens, we find ourselves tired in the midst of our relentless daily life. We question whether we can endure much longer amid work, home, relationships, and responsibilities. Yet the apostle Paul's words offer us comfort. Though the path of goodness may sometimes seem difficult and lonely, the importance lies in not abandoning that path.

What we do for good is never wasted. Small acts of kindness each day, faithful effort, the heart to fulfill our given responsibilities—all of this accumulates. Sometimes the results may not be immediately visible. Just as a farmer must wait from spring to autumn after sowing seeds, we too must keep faith during the waiting.

"Let us not be weary" is both a comfort and a promise for us. God sees our labor and is with us in every moment of our weariness. Our present exhaustion is evidence of our effort, and it will ultimately yield a beautiful harvest.

Even today, which appears tiring, is precious. The very fact that we do not collapse but continue forward is already a life of trusting God. Hold in your heart the promise that when the time comes, you will surely reap, and live this day fully.