Welcome to the Excel Stillmore podcast. I am your host, Chris Emerson. I'm here to encourage you in your walk with God. Thank you for joining in.

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Welcome to you today, and I'm thankful that you're here listening in. I really can't wait to share today's content with you. It is simply, well, incredible to borrow from the title.

It did not originate with me, but as soon as I heard it, I wanted more of it. And it led for me to some

exploration of an author and activist named Bob Goff, who I've never met, but I think already is

one of my favorite people. His story and

cues have led me to some introspection, some analysis of what it means to be awesome in this

life, and is already starting to seep into conversations that I'm having with my wife and kids.

And I'm just hoping that it has that same exact effect on you. So let me tell

you how this all got started. I was on social media the other day and I saw a post from a friend of

mine, a sister in Christ. Her name is Kinsey Fountain. If you know Kinsey, text her a big thumbs up.

The next time you see her, give her a massive high five. She put out a

post on April 23rd that is still making a difference for me. It begins with this quote, being

secretly incredible means you've found a way to be awesome without spinning up a ton of unnecessary

attention for yourself. You just do awesome things

and are content in knowing God sees what you've done. This is a direct quote from his book,

Live in Grace, Walk in Love. Now, a quote like that demands that we turn attention to what

Jesus said in the

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