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There is a “due” season.

“Due” season means things will not and cannot happen at any other time.

For example, tulip bulbs come up only in the spring.  The bulbs must experience winter temperatures in order to cause them to sprout.  Even when a tulip bulb is “forced” to bloom indoors by a florist, the bulb must be placed for 6 weeks in a refrigerator in order to chill it.   Otherwise, the bulb will not sprout.

We as Christian's experience “due” seasons.  God alone knows the beginning and duration of these seasons.

We cannot reason out certain things, nor can we make certain things happen faster. 

But we can rest assured—–If God has spoken it—in due season it will happen.

“And let us not be weary in well doing; for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.”  Galatians 6.9