🔭 Playing the Long Game 🔭

Kingdom Speak with Pastor Daniel McKillop

Daniel McKillop

Christianity, Business, Religion & Spirituality:christianity, Non-profit, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 854 Ratings

🗓️ 7 August 2020

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

We are way too short-sighted. Put away that microscope and grab your telescope. Everything won't be fixed today, or tomorrow. What if our focus was 10 years from now - what would change? This week, Kingdom Speak is challenging you to strategize. Are you playing from day to day, or are you living the "Long Game"?

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0:00.0	They say Rome wasn't built in a day.
0:04.0	You know what's cool?
0:06.0	Now there were you.
0:08.0	Welcome to Kingdom Speak.
0:25.6	We are ready to speak the kingdom today.
0:30.1	We're going to do an instant podcast today.
0:33.0	We're going to try something different.
0:34.0	An instant podcast?
0:36.0	No, no.
0:37.3	That's legal, however. An instant podcast? No, no. That's legal, however. An instant podcast.
0:42.8	You know, what's neat is we're done. We can, we go. We hope you enjoyed it.
0:48.3	Subscribe. Rate, review. There it is. We're talking today about short-term versus long-term and how we like everything to be instant.
1:03.1	Well, that's an earmark of the society, isn't it?
1:06.6	Instant potatoes.
1:09.3	Yeah, absolutely.
1:11.0	Just add water.
1:13.9	And the farmer probably looks at that and says,
1:16.8	there's nothing instant about potatoes.
1:21.7	Have I ever told you about where I think powdered milk came from?
1:28.2	No.
1:29.4	Share with me.
1:30.6	Oh, man.
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