Welcome to chapter 10 of my book and door.

My name is Ben Greenfield and every week here on this channel,

I'll release to you a snippet of a chapter from my new book

and door, which you can find in both physical and digital

version at getendore.com where you'll be able to grab this

guide to spiritual stamina.

Let's begin.

Chapter 10, chop wood, carry water.

A mentor once told me that one of his primary keys to success

in life was to simply wake up and do the most extraordinary

job he could with whatever God had put on his plate for that day.

As a matter of fact, I've always been the kind of guy who

simply wakes each morning, does the best job I personally

can with whatever opportunities God has brought my way,

then sits back and just kind of enjoys the adventures in life.

This approach seems to bring me.

Another way to think about this concept is that the most

important work to be done is the work of the day.

Speaking of this idea of plotting long and just doing the

work for the day, Doug Wilson writes in his book,

Plotactivity, a practical theology of work and wealth.

So my responsibility is, so to speak, whatever is in front of

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