You up against a wall?

Grow over it.

Go climb the thing and grow over it.

God had two ways in his word for his people of faith to deal with tall things like mountains.

He said by faith, move them? Or climb them?

Climbing.

If it won't move,

climb the thing.

Climb the thing. Be safe. Be seated, and I'm going to read one more time through John chapter 15, but this time

I'm going to read through verse 17 instead of verse 11, because we're going to tag a little bit more

to it in order to end it where it needs

to be ended. Now what I want you to do is if you would please, would you repeat to me, you're

getting out your notes. I want to hear one through five. Number one, the vine dressers work.

Number two, a vineyard without the vine is just a yard. Number three, the divine gardener appointed great rejoicing over grape harvesting.

Number four, the saying still goes, struggling vines make better wines. Number five, productive vines learn to

climb what they're up against. Anybody got any new perspective, anything that's sewn in,

a little different attitude going back out of here because when we're up against something,

we're going to learn to climb it. We're going to know we've got to have the life force of the

vine in the branch. And if we will, nothing will be impossible for us. What God has called us

to do, he will accomplish through us. and we, above all people around us,

will know. Listen, that was not me. That could only have been God himself. Now, going back to John

15, I'd like to read verses 1 through 17. I am the true vine, and my father is the vine dresser.

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