Good morning, good morning, good morning.

Good morning, everyone, and welcome back to another Mornings with the Masters.

We are devoted ourselves to the Lord daily with you.

We were picking back up with new morning mercies, and I'm just going to take from here.

And I also do

apologize a little sleepy today so sorry if i sound a little sluggish anyways the devotional says

this it is something every human being does many times a day most of the time we do it unconsciously

the way we do it says a lot about who we think we are and what we think

we are facing. The young child learning to walk does it, and so does the elderly woman facing

serious sickness. What you conclude after doing it determines how you respond to the struggles in

your life. What am I talking about? Measuring your capability. We are always assessing what we bring to the struggles in your life. What am I talking about? Measuring your capability. We are always

assessing what we bring to the table to deal with what is currently on our plates. Now, it is not

stupid or irrational to measure your potential by examining your track record. How have you done so far?

What are the things that tend to trip you up? What are the weaknesses

that have been exposed? What have you learned that will help you do better next time? These are all

good questions as far as they go, but they lack something that is dramatically important. They

lack the gospel of Jesus Christ. You see, the message of the infusion of God's grace is that you

haven't been left to your track record. You aren't restricted to your limited collection of

personal and spiritual resources. Rather, in Christ, you have been given both a new identity and new potential.

How can this new potential be more radically and powerfully stated than in the Apostle

Paul's words in Galatians 220? It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me.

God knew exactly what you would face as you journeyed through this

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