Sermon
Are you ready to STRETCH? | Jason Martin
Publisher transcript
Transcript
-
You're listening to a message to go from Acts Church.
-
We hope this message will light up your day.
-
The sermon title for today is are you ready to stretch?
-
Are you ready to stretch? Okay? I think I need
-
to stretch after my half done this morning. Yeah, but
-
are we ready to stretch? Okay? Because stretching all of
-
us one. If you're hurt. The prayer of Jabez if
-
someone you all are familiar with it, the prayer of
-
Jabez is where you say, God, increase my territory, you know,
-
increase my influence, increase my But to increase all that,
-
it requires you to stretch. You know, we want the results,
-
but we are not willing to put in the work,
-
you know. So the title today is are you ready
-
to stretch? Okay? So to start this off next night,
-
I wanted to show you all this. So how many
-
of y'all know the story of Apollo eleven, the first
-
man to land on the moon Neil Armstrong? I think
-
buzz I'll rain I forgot the odther guy's name. Yeah yeah,
-
So anyway, I was I was watching this show on
-
one of the TV series, Uh, and that opened my
-
opened up my appreciation to this Apollo eleven mission, so
-
that that TV series was what if the Russians landed
-
on the Moon first, you know, and then they had
-
a whole multiverse of history and different things that happened.
-
But anyway, in nineteen sixty one, right, the President JF. Kennedy,
-
he issued a call. He said that by the end
-
of this decade, I want to place a man on
-
the Moon and bring him back safely. Okay, no big deal.
-
Right nineteen sixty one, there was no digital watches, There
-
was nothing. Everything was analoged. Okay. There was no handphones.
-
The biggest the computer that had the biggest memory was
-
one megabyte. Your photo now one click was more than
-
one megabyte. Right. They had no idea what was on
-
the moon? If your spaceship landed on the moon, would
-
it sink? What do they think? How would you get
-
people back up? You know? How would you write in space?
-
How would you simple things like even go to toilet,
-
you know, in the rocket? Everything had to be invented. Nothing.
-
They had no reference. They had no reference. All they
-
had was the mission statement by the President. I want
-
to send someone to the Moon and bring him back
-
safely by the end of the decade. And you know
-
what they did it. They did it. The people who
-
were in mission control where NASA was, the average age
-
of the people working there was twenty seven years old.
-
Twenty seven years old. So how did they go from
-
ninety sixty one where the statement I want to put
-
a man on the moon and bring him back safely
-
to nineteen sixty nine when they actually did it. They
-
had to increase their capacity. Everything had to be stretched.
-
You have to learn and relearn, and you have to
-
do things fail, keep on trying. They had to do
-
things that was never done before. It was impossible in
-
ninety sixty one, it's impossible, but they still manage to
-
do it. And this is man. So what more if
-
God gives you a calling, a man gives you a
-
calling and you make it and you can get it done.
-
What more God when he is doing it with you? Okay?
-
So capacity, there are three points which I want to
-
give you. First one is conviction, second one is cost,
-
and third one is the cause. Okay, So the first
-
one I'll go straight into it. Conviction. So when you
-
look in the mirror, right, what's your convictions? What do
-
you see? Handsome man? That's the way. So you got.
-
So what are our convictions? If you say you can,
-
you can. If you say you can't, you can't. Whether
-
you say you can or you can't, you are right.
-
Have you heard that saying? Where do you say you
-
can or you can't? You are right? So when God
-
gives you a calling, what's your conviction? Is it optional?
-
Or is it your conviction that, wow, if God says,
-
then it will be done? Or is your conviction that
-
God is God and I must submit to him? Or
-
suddenly I'm an athiest after I heard the calling, I
-
don't believe in God? Then you're like walk away? So
-
what is your conviction? Your conviction can be in who
-
God is. Your conviction can be whether God in you
-
can do above and beyond what you can ask or imagine.
-
With God, all things are possible. Is that your conviction?
-
We know all the songs, we sing all the songs,
-
but are we convinced? Because if not, just a song,
-
might as well go to a karaoke right? If not,
-
what's your conviction? So let's see the verse that I
-
want to take it from. So numbers thirteen. So this
-
is the twelve Spies. I think you all know the
-
story of the twelve spies. The ten who were against
-
going to the Promised land, and two were four. Okay,
-
So Caleb tried to quiet the people as they stood
-
before Moses. Let's go at once to take the land.
-
He said, we can certainly conquer it. But the other
-
men who will explored the land with him disagreed. We
-
can't go up against them. They are stronger than we are,
-
so they spread this bad report about the land among
-
the Israelites. The land we travel through and explored will
-
devour anyone who goes to live there. All the people
-
we saw were huge. We even saw giants there, the
-
descendants of honor, and next to them we felt like grasshoppers.
-
And that's what they taught too. Okay. So this is
-
after they came back from the Promised Land. It was
-
the land of milk and honey. But ten of them
-
had different convictions. Ten of them God is not big
-
enough for us to take the Promised land. Only two
-
of them were convinced that God plus us is more
-
than enough. Only two were convinced. So if you look
-
at this right, it's easier. They are stronger than we are,
-
so they spread this bad report again. When God gives
-
us a calling. Sometimes we miss the point and think
-
that we have to do it on our own strength.
-
God will never lead us to a place where we
-
are less dependent on him. We will always need to
-
be more and more dependent on Him. And that's how
-
He brings us from from Egypt to the Promised Land. Okay,
-
so they thought first of all, they thought they had
-
to do it on their own strength. Okay. And if
-
we look here the descendants of Anna. You know who
-
is a descendant who was one of the most famous
-
descendants of Anna in the Bible, Goliath. So it's true
-
they were facing giants. Okay, they were facing giants. But
-
how come Caleb said, no problem? So he says he
-
a right. We even saw giants there, the descendants of
-
Anna next to them, We felt like grasshoppers. And that's
-
what they taught too. How in the world would they
-
know what they thought? How the world can they make
-
that assumption that when they look at the Israelites, that
-
they think that they are grasshoppers, these descendants of Anna,
-
right when they knew who they were dealing with. This
-
is the same people who God delivered from Egypt, who
-
brought them through the Red Sea, who killed off Pharaoh's
-
army and is now knocking at their doorstep. How do
-
you think they would feel? They would be shivering in
-
their boots. But then the Israelites missed the point. They
-
thought that, Hey, they think that we are gross, and
-
that's how they think also, So sometimes our assumptions are
-
the ones that hinder us from God's blessing. What are
-
we assuming? What are what are our convictions? Do you
-
know this happened the coming out of Egypt?
-
Right?
-
They were saying, right from Egypt to the Promised Land?
-
Did it really take forty years in terms of distance? No,
-
I think they what happened was from Egypt to the
-
Promised Land. It will only take two weeks. Well, what
-
happened they keep on recalculating because they put their faith
-
in man instead of God, and God had to because
-
of their unbelief. They were stuck in the wilderness, and
-
only Caleb and Joshua made it to the Promised Land.
-
So when God God gave all of them one million
-
Israelites the calling, only two of them were courageous enough
-
to receive their calling and walk into it. So sometimes
-
when God gives us a calling, we ignore it because
-
we think it's too big or too difficult. And then
-
we ask God, why are you not speaking to me?
-
He said, I spoke already. I called you, I told
-
you what to do. You you ignore, and then you're
-
asking me for another calling. It doesn't work that way.
-
God's calling for your life. You have to step into it. Yeah.
-
Next slide, so numbers fourteen. Two of the men who
-
had explored the land, Joe show us, son of None
-
and son of Japuna, taught their clothing. They said, to
-
all the people of Israel, the land we travel through
-
and explored is a wonderful land. And if the Lord
-
is pleased with us, he will bring us safely into
-
the land and give it to us. It is a land.
-
It is a rich land, flowing with milk and honey.
-
Do not rebel against the Lord. Don't be afraid of
-
the people of the land. They are only helpless. Pray
-
to us. They have no protection, but the Lord is
-
with us. Don't be afraid of them. Can you see
-
that the convictions of the two were so different from
-
the convictions of the ten, although they saw the same thing.
-
Although they saw the same thing, You see right the
-
first and if the Lord is pleased with us. Who
-
is the one that sent them to count the land?
-
First of all God, God says that for example, God says, hey,
-
this is the land I want you to take. I'm
-
going to have a look first you go there. It's
-
a land filled with murk and honey. The one no
-
doubt because the the ten or so they cut the
-
grapes and they brought it. It was really a foot
-
full land that one's no doubt. But they were not
-
willing to They were more afraid of the people of
-
the land then they were afraid of rebelling against God.
-
Are you more afraid of people then you are afraid
-
of God? Because that's what there is. Realize they were
-
more afraid of people, what will people say? What will
-
this person think of me? What will this person say
-
of me? Rather than what will God want me to do?
-
So you can see Joshua and Caleb right for them
-
right the only fear they had was the fear of
-
the Lord. Your conviction is do you have the fear
-
of the Lord. When you have the fear of the
-
Lord is the beginning of courage. You know, that's when
-
you get the courage and say, hey, God plus me,
-
all things are possible, especially when it's God's will for you. Okay,
-
so what do we need to do to change our convictions?
-
You know what, there's the Bibles. So let's go into
-
the next verse Romans twelve and so, dear brothers and sisters,
-
I plead with you to give your bodies to God
-
because of all He has done for you. Let them
-
be a living and holy sacrifice, the kind He will
-
find acceptable. This is truly the way to worship him.
-
Don't copy the behavior and customs of this world, but
-
let God transform you into a new person by changing
-
the way you think. Then you will learn to know
-
God's will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect.
-
Sometimes right not sometimes, Most of the times, God's plan
-
for us is in conflict with what the world says
-
is possible. Because right with God, all things are possible.
-
But the plans and the custom the behavior and the
-
customs of the world will be saying that put yourself first.
-
It's about your comfort, you know, you see every ad
-
that is posted right, it's about how to make your
-
life better. It's about you. But God's plan for us
-
is bigger than just our comfort. God is never just
-
interested in our comfort. He would rather put us in
-
discomfort so that we can achieve our calling. Our calling
-
is much more important than our comfort. But the customs
-
of this world is put comfort first. If it's not comfortable,
-
then it's If it's not comfortable, then it's not from God.
-
You know you'll be saying, because sometimes we think that, oh,
-
only when it's comfortable, then it's from God. I got
-
the favor from God. We mistake the favor of God
-
as comfort. So sometimes we have to really test and
-
see what are our convictions. If our convictions is based
-
on the fear of the Lord, let us not rebel
-
against the Lord. Then whatever he tells us to do,
-
we will do it. Is it scary, of course it's scary.
-
Is it tough? Of course it's tough. But God will
-
go with us if it is his call for our lives.
-
He has a plan and purpose for us. Okay, So
-
you see here right, transform you into a new person
-
by changing the way you think. How do you change
-
your convictions? This is it. I have to change the
-
way you think. Let God transform you into a new
-
person by changing the way you think. If we fill
-
ourselves with Facebook, Facebook will determine how we think. If
-
we feel our mind with the word of God, then
-
the word of God will determine how we think. So
-
what are we filling ourselves with? We should not feel ourselves?
-
What is the popular thing to do? Sometimes when we
-
have God's call for our life, we go around asking
-
everybody else and what should I do? What you? What
-
you do? And some well meaning people may only be
-
able to advise just based on their experience, but they
-
do not know God's call for you. So are we
-
seeking God or are we seeking men? To determine? What
-
do we do? Without calling? If God gives you the call,
-
who should you ask? A direction from God? Right? It
-
doesn't make sense for us to ask the call from men.
-
God asked me to go to Africa. If you ask
-
everybody else, people say, why would you want to live
-
your well paying job? You've got family here, you got
-
this responsibility. Do you know that you are on your
-
way to be promoted to partner in the company? Why
-
would you want to do this? Are you sure it's God?
-
What happens? Then all those is in alignment with comfort,
-
all the advice given by men, If it's not in
-
alignment with God's will, it's all with comfort. But then
-
when we see God. Sometimes it doesn't make sense, that's why.
-
But God asks us to have faith, and we have
-
to have faith when we are convinced that He is
-
God and we are not. That's the only way. Okay.
-
So that's the point one. Next line, strong convictions proceed
-
great actions. You don't have strong convictions, don't expect to
-
do great things, because once you have strong convictions, which
-
are in alignment with God's will, you can do great things.
-
A lot of times we want to do great things,
-
but we do not have strong convictions. We just like think, okay, hey,
-
how come this person was so successful or he's able
-
here he knows God's calling for his life and stuff
-
like that, which leads me to my second point. Okay,
-
next cost. Once we have our convictions, right, we have
-
to know it's going to cost us. It's gonna cost us. Okay,
-
so let me take us to another uh oh, my
-
life for timer. It's like, right, so Joseph. This is
-
the story of Joseph. Right, so you know this story.
-
I think we have done The Tailor Made Man before.
-
If you're in acts so long ago, you remember the
-
play The Tailor Made Man. From Prison to the Prime minister,
-
you know, so this is it. Joseph, a young man
-
of seventeen, was tending the flocks with his brothers, the
-
son of Bilhah and the sons of Zilpah and his wife,
-
his father's wives, and he brought their father a bad
-
report about them. Okay, Joseph was not a very likable person.
-
Did you know that at seventeen years old? He was
-
not a very likable person. He's what you call it
-
tell tale anything the brothers do, you're going to tell See,
-
this is all in the Bible. I know it's how
-
we read it. Sometimes you gloss over it. But there's
-
important things that we wanted that God. There is no
-
mistake that this is put there in the Bible. Okay,
-
just remember that his brother said to him, then I
-
skipped the words. His brother said to him, do you
-
intend to rain over us? Will you actually rule us?
-
And they hated him all the more because of his
-
dream and what he said. So he shared the dream.
-
They hated him. Then he didn't get the he didn't
-
get a memoa. Okay, he had another dream, and he
-
told you to his brothers. Listen, he said, I had
-
another dream, and this time the sun and the moon
-
and the eleven stars were bowing down to me. So
-
he's like, arrogant prick, He's like, is this Joseph? You know,
-
this is what the Bible says.
-
You know.
-
This was him at seventeen Okay, And then you know
-
we first toward the story. You know, the brothers wanted
-
to kill him. They sold him to the slave trader,
-
and then he was landed, bought by Potifar. So he
-
landed in Potiphar's house. Okay, So let's go to the
-
next verse. So this is in Potiphar's house Genesis thirty nine.
-
The Lord was with Joseph, and he was a successful man.
-
He was in the house of his master, the Egyptian,
-
and his master saw that the Lord was with him,
-
and that the Lord made all that he do prospered
-
in his hand. So Joseph found favor in his sight
-
and served him. Then he made him overseer of his
-
house and all that he had put under his authority.
-
So it was from the time that he had made
-
him overseer of his house and all that he had had,
-
that the Lord blessed the Egyptian's house for Joseph's sake,
-
and the blessing of the Lord was on all that
-
he had in the house and in the field. Thus
-
he left all that he had in Joseph's hand, and
-
he did not know what he had except for the
-
bread which he ate. So this ride was amazing. Can
-
you imagine that your boss, if you're working, your boss
-
has complete trust over you. That means, right, he doesn't
-
know anything that's happening in the company except the braid
-
that he's putting into his mouth. That was the amount
-
of trust that he put onto a slave Joseph. Yeah,
-
then we fast forward. He went into prison right next
-
So Joseph's master took him and put him into the prison,
-
a place where the king's prisoners were confined, and he
-
was there in the prison. But the Lord was with
-
Joseph and showed him mercy, and he gave him favor
-
in the sight of the keeper of the prison, And
-
the keeper of the prison committed to Joseph's hand all
-
the prisoners who were in the prison whatever they did,
-
that it was his doing. The keeper of the prison
-
did not look into anything that was under Joseph's authority
-
because the Lord was with him, and whatever he did,
-
the Lord made it prosper you can see right, the
-
team is the same. The warden gave Joseph full authority
-
over everything, because everything that Joseph did prospered. Okay, Then
-
we fast forward and he finally ended up in Pharaoh's courts. Okay,
-
so go to the next verse. So this was after
-
the dream. Joseph interpreted the dream, and then Pharaoh said
-
to his servants, can we find some one such a
-
one as this, a man in whom is the spirit
-
of God? Then Pharaoh said to Joseph, inasmuch as God
-
has shown you all this, there is no one as
-
discerning and as wise as you. You shall be over
-
my house, and all my people shall be ruled to
-
your word. Only in regard to the throne will I
-
be greater than you. And Pharaoh said to Joseph, see,
-
I've set you all, set you over all the land
-
of Egypt. Joseph was thirty years old when he stood
-
before Pharaoh, king of Egypt. Okay, so there are a
-
few questions that I want to Since you all know
-
the Bible so well, right, you'll read this story like
-
you know you can tell it. Okay. How long did
-
Joseph take to go from his father's house to the
-
palace thirteen years? Thirteen years. It took him thirteen years, okay,
-
And can you imagine put yourself in the shoes of
-
somebody that was in Pharaoh's court. If you were there
-
and you see that Pharaoh appointed Joseph as the prime minister,
-
second only to him, what would go through your mind?
-
What would go through your mind? Doubt so? Or you'll
-
be like, okay, now jealous, You'll be like, whoa this guy?
-
Overnight's success? Who's this guy? What's his qualifications? What does
-
he know? How come a prisoner can suddenly become the
-
prime minister? Didn't you ask these questions? Right? If you
-
were in the court, right, you'll be asking these questions.
-
But what do you think Joseph was then qualified? Not?
-
Actually right? It took thirteen years from Joseph to answer
-
the call. You can see his convictions were very clear.
-
When he was in Portifa's house, he still did his best.
-
He still put God first and honored God in everything
-
that he did, and the Lord prospered the work of
-
his hand. He was then thrown into prison, he still
-
did his best, He still put God first, and God
-
prospered the work of his hand. And then when he
-
went into Piros Palace, he still put God first, and
-
God prospered the work of his hands. Can you see
-
his convictions didn't change. But you see it right at seventeen,
-
If he became prime minister at seventeen, it would be
-
a problematic prime minister, right and sometimes right, God has
-
to mold us. So I give you a bit more
-
if you go back too. Slides next light. Yeah, okay,
-
So Joseph's was tasked to tackle the biggest famine the
-
world had ever seen. What qualifications did he need? What
-
vacations he needed to know? Agriculture? Right? Can you see
-
here in Portifa's house. First of all, his master was
-
an Egyptian, so he learned all the ways of the Egyptians.
-
He knew all the ways of the Egyptians, the way
-
of working their culture, their tradition. Right and then right,
-
if you look at the one highlighted at the bottom, right,
-
the blessing of the Lord was on all that he
-
had in the house and in the field. So Joseph
-
was actually very talented in the field as well, agriculture. Really,
-
he was probably a guru. He was so good that
-
Portifar didn't have to care about anything at at all?
-
Where did he learn ag culture in partifars house? Where
-
did he learn the traditions of the Egyptians the culture
-
in party fas house? Then you ended up in prison, right,
-
so what do you learn in prison? Next line? What
-
do you learn in prison? To be a prime minister,
-
second to the second to Pharaoh, you must learn to
-
lead a country. If you can lead the worst of
-
the worst in prison and get the utmost respect and
-
transform the prison into a place that is so successful,
-
don't you think that your leadership skills are fantastic? So
-
you see, right, when God gives us the calling, we
-
have to pay the price. It didn't come overnight. There
-
is no overnight success. There's no overnight success. You all
-
know the story of the Angry Birds, right the game.
-
A lot of people they thought it was an overnight success. Wow,
-
this this game created. They just came out with this
-
thing and then overnight success. But they had so much
-
of failures before that, which ultimately led them to this
-
successful game. If not right, you'll be a one hit wonder.
-
But you can see for Joseph, when we count the cost,
-
we know it's going to cost us, but we still
-
have our convictions clear that God is God and we
-
are not, then God will use us all right, So
-
next slide, So no pain, no gain? You know pain,
-
you know gain you go to the gym. Got no pain?
-
Confirm no muscle, confirm no muscle. I can tell you.
-
I tell you my legs now are aching. I'm praying
-
and declaring. This going to be gains. So the thing is,
-
if we know this for the physical, why are we
-
worried in the spiritual? If we are spiritually it's hurting
-
us spiritually like it's uncomfortable. Why are we afraid of discomfort?
-
This comfort, especially in alignment. God's will helps us to
-
grow when we are willing to have our convictions clear.
-
We paid the price, you get games. All of us
-
wont the gains, but we're not willing to pay the price.
-
So how you take steroids, you take things that were
-
like probably harm you harm, you de riment to yourself.
-
You know, there's no shortcuts, there's no overnight success. God
-
way is you trust the process? Okay? And so now
-
is my last point. Cause so like what I mentioned earlier,
-
right in this world, everything is about us. I my comfort,
-
my everything is about me. But in God's way. It's different.
-
There is a cause. Okay, so I will go into
-
the verse. So there's a typo here. Right, he's supposed
-
to be John sixth, he said on Mark six when
-
Jesus looked up and saw a great crowd coming toward him,
-
he said to Philip, where shall we buy bread for
-
these people to eat? He asked this only to test him,
-
for he had already in mind what he was going
-
to do. Philip asked him it would take more than
-
a half year's wages to buy enough bread for each
-
one to have a bite. Another of his disciples, Andrew Simon,
-
Peters's brother, spoke up, here is a boy with five
-
small barley loaves and two small fish. But how far
-
among these will go? How far will they go among
-
so many? Okay, we'll stop here so we know this
-
story again, very familiar story. And you see, right, Jesus,
-
he said, where shall we buy bread? He didn't say
-
where shall you wh where? He guys, where you're gonna
-
get a bread? Said where shall we? When God gives
-
us a calling, it's always we us and God. But
-
how did Philip respond? It would take more than a
-
half year's wages to buy enough bread for each one
-
to have a bite. Philip missed the WII. He was
-
thinking that, hey, if it's up to me, it's gonna
-
take ages. I can't do it. It's impossible. But he
-
missed the point. It was ially we God, Jesus and
-
the disciples, okay, And then he says a Simon Peter right,
-
brothers spoke up. Here is a boy with five small
-
baldy loads and two small fish. But how far will
-
they go among so many? So at least the boy
-
came up with five bally loaves and two fish. Okay,
-
do you think in the crowd of five thousand there's
-
only five bally loafs and two fish? Huh? I think
-
there should be more. But this boy was the only
-
one willing to surrender everything to God. And what happened
-
next line. Jesus said, have the people sit down. There
-
were plenty of grass in that place, and they sat down.
-
About five thousand men were there. Jesus then took the loaves,
-
gave tanks, and distributed to those who were seated as
-
much as they wanted. He did the same with the fish.
-
When they had all had enough to eat, he said
-
to his disciples gathered the pieces that are left over.
-
Let nothing be wasted. So they gathered them and filled
-
twelve baskets with pieces of the five bally loafs left
-
over by those who had eaten. Can you see, right,
-
when we surrender everything that we have to God, God
-
is no man's debtor. He will bless us above and
-
beyond what we could ever ask or imagine. So there
-
was there was quite an interesting question that came across
-
when when reading this. Who did Jesus perform the miracle?
-
For most of the time we think it's the five thousand,
-
But actually the five thousands they'll know, they just mcannie.
-
The ones that knew were only the disciples. So Jesus
-
did the miracle for the disciples. When we are in
-
partnership with God, God will come true as long as
-
we are in submission to Him. And you see, right,
-
when we submit ourselves to God, he will bless us
-
and we can be a blessing to so many more.
-
So God doesn't bless us just so that we are blessed.
-
God blesses us to be a blessing. So the cause
-
is when God, you're asking God to bless you, it
-
is so that we can bring others around to know
-
the love of Christ. Okay, so the three points. First
-
of all, you have to get your conviction correct. Then
-
you know it's going to cost you, but it will
-
be worth it. And when we do it, we will
-
be not only ourselves be blessed, but we will be
-
a blessing to so many more. So, even as I
-
dropped to as a close right, I wanted to just
-
play a video to just start off, summarize what stretching
-
of capacity looks like.
-
Okay, so XTV, so coach, how strong is Westview this year?
-
How strong than we are?
-
You already written Friday Night down as a lost Brock?
-
Well, not if I know we could beat him?
-
Come here, Brock, you too, Jeremy, What am I in
-
trouble now?
-
Not yet?
-
I want to see you do the death crawling in
-
except I want to see your absolute best. What you
-
only go the thirty?
-
I think you can go the fifty fifty.
-
I can go to the fifty if nobody's on my back.
-
Think you do it, Jeremy, on your back. But even
-
if you can, I want you to promise me you're
-
going to do your best, all right, your best? Okay,
-
You're gonna give me your best. I'm gonna give you
-
my best. All right, one more thing once you do it, mindfolded?
-
Why because I want you giving up at a certain
-
point when you can go further. Get down, Jeremy, get
-
on his back. I get a good tight hole, Jeremy.
-
All right, let's go, Brock, giving news off the ground.
-
Just your hands and feet.
-
There you go, A little bit left left, there you go.
-
Show me a good effort at the way, Brock, you
-
keep coming. There you go. It's a good start. A
-
little bit left, a little bit left there you go, Brock,
-
good strength, I said, Brock, I said, forget the twenty.
-
You give me your best.
-
You keep going.
-
That's it.
-
Don't stop, Rock. You got more than you than that.
-
You gotta keep moving. Let's keep moving.
-
Let's go.
-
Don't quit till you got nothing left.
-
There you go, keep moving, keep moving, keep moving, Brocking.
-
That's it.
-
You keep driving, cap your knees off the ground, keep
-
driving it your very best.
-
You're very bad, You're very best. Keep moving, Brock.
-
That's it.
-
That's it, that's it. Keep going, don't quit on me,
-
keep going, keep driving it, keep keep your knees off
-
the ground. That's it. You're very best.
-
Don't quit on me, you're very best.
-
Keep driving, keep driving.
-
There you go, There you go.
-
I said, you keep driving. Give your knees off the ground,
-
keep driving it. Don't quit till you got nothing left.
-
Keep moving, Brock.
-
That's it, that's it, that's it. Keep going. I'm on
-
everything you got. Come on, keep going words, don't quit
-
on me. You're very best, keep driving, keep driving.
-
There you go, there you go.
-
I know you said you negotiate with your money to
-
find more strength. But don't you give up on me. Frock.
-
You keep going. You hear me.
-
You keep going.
-
You're doing good.
-
You keep going.
-
You not quit on me? Now, you keep going.
-
I know I hurt.
-
You keep going, You keep going. It's all hard from here.
-
Thirty more stap you get going, Rock, Come on, get
-
going and let it brow. It's all hard.
-
You keep going, Rock, Come on, come on, keep going.
-
You following me, your bath, your bath, don't stop. Keep
-
going hard, it's not too hard. You keep going, Come on, Rock,
-
Get me more, get me more, keep going, twenty more, Stap,
-
twenty more, keep going, cron give.
-
Me your bath. No quick, no, can't going, can't golling,
-
can't dolling down, quat down quack quack rock Gally you
-
don't que can't golling cae'p going dou crock Glly you
-
quet on me now you get golling yo, game dolling
-
doll riding dead bar Dat.
-
Dad bar dann Bark dad bark.
-
Gave dolling dog wadd gave a yard o gad yo
-
gab by mar By mar Come.
-
On right, come on dog wad dog wat.
-
Come on right, dear Mark, why.
-
Mart let's go. Let's go in the sisty o't Henry Moore?
-
Look good, Brock, you're in the end zone. Rock, you
-
are the most influential player on this team. If you
-
walk around defeated, so will they? Oh tell me you
-
can't give me more than what I've been seeing. You
-
just carried one hundred and forty pound men across this
-
whole field in your arms.
-
Rock.
-
I need you. God's gifted you with the ability of leadership.
-
Don't waste it, Kurt? Can I count on you?
-
Yes?
-
Kurt?
-
What is it?
-
Jeremy ill are one sixty?
-
All right?
-
Oh?
-
Nick?
-
All right? Okay, you say even this again? The band up?
-
If you can see from this video right, and it's
-
thought most of us. If God asks us to stretch,
-
they'll say we can't do it. And whose voice are
-
we listening to? Are we listening to the voice of God?
-
Are we are listening to our own inner self of
-
self defeat, listening to the voice of the world saying
-
that it can't be done, it shouldn't be done. But
-
God has given us a calling, each and every one
-
of us. God has given us the talent, the ability,
-
the calling to do what He has called us to do.
-
And it is for a bigger cause that all may know,
-
that all may know. So if we don't do it,
-
and who will know? If we are not willing to
-
pay the price, then who will know? What are our convictions?
-
Are we willing to pay the price because we know
-
it is for a bigger purpose than ourselves.
-
We hope you've been blessed by this message. For more
-
information on our church, please visit as Church Org. We
-
are also active on Facebook and Instagram. We're believing that
-
this week is going to be.
-
A good week. I hit for you. God bless