Until we're not. Amen. Yeah, we're just in a season where we're soaking up wisdom.

We had something called an 818 conference on yesterday, Deuteronomy 818. And we got wisdom what?

We got wisdom for the next level in the area of our finances and we're just excited about what God's doing. I want to read a scripture found in Proverse chapter 10 verse number nine. It says

this, whoever walks in integrity walks securely, but whoever takes crooked paths will be found out.

I want to talk from this subject from this scripture. It's very simple.

Don't fumble your favor.

Don't fumble your favor.

I need the 1145 to clap better than that.

Don't fumble your favor.

I want to start this sermon by communicating a quote that is credited to Dr. Mark Batterson. He says this significant statement that if we do little things like they are big things,

God will do big things like they're little things.

Let me say it one more time.

If we will do little things like they're big things,

God will do big things like they're little things.

In other words, there are times when we don't

experience the major because we aren't doing the minor. Small tweaks lead to giant peaks.

And when we are unaware of this reality, we will end up minoring in what God thinks is major and majoring in what God thinks is minor.

And when we minimize what matters to God and maximize what matters to us, we end up working hard on the wrong thing. And hard work only works if you're

working hard on the right thing. And I want to know at the 1145, am I talking to anybody in the

room or anybody online that is in a season of life where not only do you refuse to waste time, you also refuse to waste

energy.

I'm going to say that one more time.

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