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Chances are, and I can know this without actually surreptitiously watching you from a drone,

which I might do someday, but chances are your day is full of little stuff, like doing this

little thing, doing that little thing, doing the other little thing. I could be wrong,

perhaps you just unveiled a new Cold Fusion project at the UN. For most of this, it's little

stuff, and that's okay. It really is. God looks at faithfulness. What I can understand from the Bible,

he's looking at it in terms of little stuff. And it all adds up. That's how he looks at it.

It's not the big thing that you're building towards. Like, how do you treat the people who are in

your orbit right now? That's faithfulness. And tomorrow, same deal.

Not the big project that gets me up on a big stage or something. That's not, no,

God's not impressed. It's what are you doing with the little things? So we were just talking about

little things in your life and how God wants us to be faithful with those.

We may because we're American, we think big or whatever, but we tend to look at religion that way too or how we go about our daily lives.

Like, I want to do this big thing.

We have enough people.

I think I can say this editorially.

Probably makes some people mad.

But we've got enough people who have platforms and they've got a big way to do big things,

but their wives don't know them very well or their kids or their neighbors or it's really

easy. And I say that as somebody who's comfortable on stage,

actually. I'm more comfortable on stage and they am talking one-on-one. I can be on a stage with

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