How Seasons Change

Autumn is undoubtedly my favorite time of the year. This morning as I passed a window displaying skinny branches and rust colored leaves I thought to myself how the leaves change colors before they fall. As it goes, during Autumn the place where a leaf stem connects to the tree, a special layer of cells forms during colder months for its protection but facilitates the leaf's departure. The season has begun to change. Whether from the weight of the leaf itself or a gust of wind, that layer of cells form and also invites new growth. The restrictive vessels of that layer of cells reduces liquid and nutrients. Soon, a new leaf will appear. I find it intresting that the colder months of Autumn, although casting aside prepared leaves, produces the beautiful colors of arguably one of the greatest seasons of the year. During colder months the production of chlorophyll, plants' means of food production, slows down or in some cases, stops. This causes the green pigments to no longer appear but the actual color of the leaf. Varieties of cold weather creates different pigments. Seasons change. It's worth it to examine your environment. Be intropective and again examine your environment. Your season may be changing. On your way, whilst transitioning, enjoy the vibrant colors and the beauty of your changes. Every branch in Me that does not bear fruit, He takes away; and every branch that continues to bear fruit, He [repeatedly] prunes, so that it will bear more fruit [even richer and finer fruit]. James 15:2 amp