Don't save her. She don't want to be set. Now listen, I know that I am aging myself with a

project pet reference, but it is the theme. It is the vibe. It's the energy and the spirit behind

this solo sermon. So if you're unfamiliar, give yourself a couple seconds to do your

Googles so that you can familiarize yourself with the concept of a Captain Sava Ho. Okay,

so let's get into it because a couple of weeks ago, I told y'all I did this prayer piece session that was

literally like life changing okay so many revelations so much so many confirmation so much clarity

all of the things and in this session one of the things that God revealed to me was that part

of my problem part of the reason that God revealed to me was that part of my problem, part of the reason

why I take 10 steps and then I feel like I've taken 20 back.

Part of the reason why I find myself so frustrated, part of the reason why it's hard for me

to really feel like I have completed the assignment or answered the calling is because

I get caught up and put in other people above myself.

And I don't necessarily mean it in the, or I don't, I didn't take it as in a people

pleasing way, even though, you know, I know we all got a little bit of people

pleaser in us and it shows up in different ways. But I could literally be like at the finish

line. Like I am right there. And then I can see somebody in my peripheral, somebody that's like

waving at me, need some help, like they flagging me down

because they need something. And instead of me keeping my eyes on my own prize, staying focused

on getting to that finish line, I allow people to distract me. And then I find myself over here,

forget about this race I was in, now I'm over here trying

to help you tie your shoe.

And God told me, sis, how can I trust you with these blessings that I have for you if you

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