Hey everyone, this is Pastor Rick's Daily Hope.

You know, sharing your faith with the next generation, well, it's one of the most important things you can do.

And we're so glad you're here because today Rick is continuing in his leaving a lasting legacy series.

Rick gives you some very special tools to help you share the biblical

principles of faith, hope, love, and generosity with the next generation. Let's get right to Rick

with part two of a message called Leaving a Legacy of Faith. How do you develop persistence?

Faith is being persistent when I don't feel like it.

Well, the key is to look not at your problem, but to look at the Lord.

Keep your eyes on that which is invisible, on the Lord.

Probably the greatest example in the Bible of persistence is Moses,

who for 40 years led a group of crying, squablin, complaining babies around the desert while

they questioned his leadership the entire time. And yet he never gave up. And the Bible says this,

in Hebrews 11, 27, it was by faith that Moses, when he was not afraid of the king's anger,

left Egypt, and was not afraid of the king's anger, left Egypt, and was not afraid of the king's anger.

He held to his purpose.

Oh, he's purpose driven.

Like a man who could see the invisible.

Now, the key is that last phrase.

Circle it.

He could see the invisible.

You keep your eyes on God.

You look at your problem. You're going to be distressed and depressed. You look at God, you're going to be at rest. The issue is what do you

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