Stir it up.

Because we have so much inside of us, but we've got to apply the strength, and we've got to apply the work sometimes to make that come out.

Amen?

I'm going to, I'm going to put my glasses on.

I had to choose between seeing the people in the back and seeing the paper, so I think it's probably good.

I even tried to make the font bigger,

but there is a point at which, just go with the glasses, all right? Glory to God. So if you have

your notebooks and your pens, we're going to, what I'm going to do is kind of walk through a little

study guide about stirring it up. We have a responsibility to get all those

ingredients mixed together that God has given us so that they, you know what happens when those

ingredients come together? Things are activated. You add the baking soda and the salt and the sugar

and the eggs. Something happens to those things.

And they're no longer, in the end, baking soda, sugar, eggs, salt.

You need to throw some other things in there because that's going to make a really bad something.

But chemically, things change as we begin to mix those ingredients together, right?

And one of the most challenging things that I'm, and I'm going to talk about me tonight, if it applies to you too, if not, then just say,

oh me and believe it's for someone else. But one of the most challenging things to me that I've

dealt with in serving the Lord is keeping my head stirred and myself stirred up about what I've been given to do.

My focus is about what Tom's been called to do. I don't need to worry and be concerned about what Dan's

call is. I can help Dan from time to time as the Lord directs. I'm not called to do what Alfredo's done and is called to

do or Rob or anybody else. Randy, I'm not called to do that. I'm called to focus and stir up the

gift of what Tom has inside of him. You're exactly the same way. We're going to talk about that a little bit more.

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