Well, how many of you have ever heard Keith say the answer to a million and one questions?

Be led. I mean, if you've been around him at all and you ask him a question, he says,

well, the answer to a million and one questions is be led, be led. But what happens so many times

with adults especially is it's like they grow through life

and it's like they have no one to ask anything to. It's like they've got a big business deal

that they want to make or an investment that they want to make or their kids are sick or they got a

job that they might think about taking or they've got a problem with their kids.

And adults, a lot of times when you're a child, you'll go to your parents maybe and say,

Mom, what do you think about this?

What should I do about this?

Mom, you know, help me with this or tell me what to do about this.

But as you grow, you don't want everybody knowing your business.

And so you'll try to make these decisions on your own. And what happens is you make them on your own and you leave God out of it a lot of times, you know,

because you just are using your head instead of using other things that he's given us to use.

Or you're a baby Christian and you start out your life as a child of God and you get saved.

And it's the funniest thing how baby Christians will begin to gravitate to other baby Christians, you know, and the other baby Christians are at that point.

You know how children are sometimes full of pride?

They're trying to prove how spiritual they are, so they, you know, try to tell them everything,

thus, thous, and, you know, everything like that, and lead them astray, you know.

And so you don't want that

in people's lives. You want it to wear that there's an answer for every question or every problem

that you can come up against in life. There's not one question that God doesn't have the answer for.

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