Today on Living on the Edge with Chip Ingram.

Have you ever wondered why God uses some people more than others?

And then you look at their life and you scratch your head and you say, God, why would you use them? I mean, they're not overly smart or they don't seem even especially holy or religious. Why does God use some people more than others? That's what we're going to talk about today.

In our last program, Chip Ingram introduced a series called You Were Made

for More. With a stunning promise, God is scanning the earth right now, looking for hearts

that are fully his. Today, on Living on the Edge, Chip gets to the heart of what that actually

requires, and it starts with something he calls a dislocated heart.

It's not a concept you'll find in most churches, but once you understand it, you'll see

it everywhere in Scripture.

If you miss the first part of this message, catch up anytime at living on the edge.org.

Now here's Chip Ingram with his message, develop a dislocated heart.

God gives us a holy ambition. He's looking for those who would dare to dream and to believe

that they can, in fact, change the world. And I would really say it like this, change your world.

We don't have to change the world if we will each change our little

sections and the things that cause our heart to beat faster and the needs and the hurts

that cause something inside of us that where the spirit of God is pulled out and says,

if you had more time, you could really care and make a difference. And we keep telling the spirit,

well, I will later when things slow down. And I will later when I have more time. And I will later

when I have more resources. And I got news for you that later is never coming. It comes when you say,

that I must do. And God, I will listen to your voice and rearrange my time

and my schedule around what it will cost to do that. And those who do that experience a holy

ambition. Well, our model is going to be a man that had a holy ambition. What I like about him,

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