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It's messy, yeah. And it's all about people, and it doesn't matter if your,

if your sermon rhymes. It doesn't matter how many followers. It matters how well you love

the people God allows you to rub shoulders with. That's the gospel. He made himself nothing to be made in human form, to love us, wrap things like us.

I'm Joyce Meyer.

I've seen God's power transform my own life and he will do it for you.

Hi and welcome to enjoying everyday life.

Whether we like it or not, interruptions are inevitable. We've all been there. We're

on track to do something, but then we get off track because of an interruption from a person,

an email, a text, or a phone call, even our watches are always buzzing us to tell

us something.

But yesterday here we established that interruptions by people are often an opportunity for ministry.

And Joyce made a statement that was so good.

We need to study the stops of Jesus.

Jesus was interruptable. So let's continue today right where we left off as Joyce, Lisa Harper, Aaron Clueley, and I share our thoughts on interruptions by God and people and what to do with them.

So let's talk a little bit about what things bother you about being interrupted.

Because the idea of being interrupted does not sound so great.

You know the Bible tells us that we are to be ready in season or out of season, to amplify it says whether it's convenient

or inconvenient.

And so if you're going to hang with God and walk in his will you're going to have to it's good to have a

plan I really believe in having a plan but we have to submit that plan to God every

day and say if you want me to do something else I will.

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