Well, we're in a series, man, called Goaded.

I want to go right to the Word of God.

I want to read a couple of verses scripture found in the book of Matthew chapter number

seven beginning at verse number 13.

Donna, do y'all still talk back to the preacher here?

I just need to know.

All right.

Matthew chapter number seven, verse 13 says, enter through the narrow gate, for wide is the gate

and broad is the road that leads to destruction and many enter through it.

But small is the gate and narrow is the road that leads to life, and only a few

find it. I want to stop the reading of scripture there and talk from this subject and our time

together, family. Hopefully this is your testimony after reading this text. I'm not going that way.

Clap your hands, everybody, everywhere. I'm not going that way.

Family, I want to start this sermon with a statement that is pregnant with the potential to

orchestrate an evolution and, I say revolution in every area

of our life. This statement is simple yet significant, is regular yet revolutionary, is short, yet

special. And the statement for my note takers is as follows if you want to live

like no one else you must be willing to live like no one else this statement has

its origins in the financial arena with one specific financial leader, but it has implications in the

spiritual arena because family, if I want to arrive at a different destination, I must be willing to

follow different directions. If I want to end up in a different place, I must be willing to walk a different path. If I want to live a different life,

I must be willing to live my life a different way. I'm simply suggesting that sometimes reaching

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