He was a pretty great day, but I think I talked too much, and Betty doesn't ask me out again.

He seems really nice and fun. I'm so glad he called me. God, I'm up for whatever you have for me.

I don't even know why I'm interviewing for this job. Everyone else here looks like they have it all together.

I'm sure I will get it.

I can't wait to interview today. I really believe I have a lot to offer.

Even if I don't get this one, I know God has a plan.

What am I doing here? I don't have anything interesting to say.

I just want to go on and get in my sweats.

I'm really looking forward to making some new friends.

Even though this is out of my comfort zone, I'm trusting God will bring something awesome out of this party.

Succeeding at the big things has a lot to do with the little things. Thoughts matter. Small things big difference.

Well, I'm so thankful to have all of you with us today at all of our live search locations.

Those of you in our partnering network churches all over the country and beyond.

And all of you on the other sides of computer screens in maybe hotel rooms or at your house or coffee shops.

At church online, we love you all so, so much.

Today, we are in the second part of a four-part message series called Small Things Big Difference.

If you missed last week, we talked about the reality that sometimes when we look at somebody's life and they have it all together,

they've accomplished something that seems to be out of our reach. They're good at something that we don't think we could ever be good at.

Sometimes we're incredibly intimidated and think, I can't do those big things that could help me accomplish the big things.

And we zeroed in on a key thought that will take us through this whole message series.

It's very, very important that it's not often the big things, but if you're taking notes, it's so often the small things

that no one sees, that result in the big things that everyone wants.

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