Good morning everyone and welcome back to another morning with the masters where we devote

ourselves to the Lord daily with you. Good morning you guys. It is a good morning indeed.

We're picking up with a new devotion. The Bible app called one and it is all about the one.

There's a link to that in the description. The podcast you guys want to follow along with us.

As always I'm going to read the scripture and then Tori's going to pick up with the Divo. Let's do it.

The scripture is second Peter chapter three verses eight and nine and it says this.

You must not forget this one thing dear friends. A day is like a thousand years to the Lord and a thousand years is like a day.

The Lord isn't really being slow about his promise as some people think no he is being patient for your sake.

He does not want anyone to be destroyed but once everyone to repent.

The devotional says we work hard in our busy lives.

Whether it be as family members, friends, teachers, business leaders, students, medical professionals, community leaders,

or one of the many other valuable professions. We work and lead daily with consistency, persistence, and resilience.

We show up and we stay the course. We fight the good fight when called upon.

And then we read this reminder in second Peter one day is like a thousand years.

These verses in second Peter often serve as a personal reminder to increase my patience with myself and others to calm my pace and not get hung up on what I thought I deserved as a result of hard work.

But recently I've been reading the following phrase with fresh eyes. A thousand years is like one day.

Full stop. What's it there for a moment? A thousand years is like one day.

The truth is that all it takes is one moment. One moment forgot to breathe into a situation.

One moment for us to stop and honor him. One moment to pursue his heart, listen to his voice and reframe a situation.

One moment can change everything when our maker is involved.

So today wherever you lead or serve, keep going.

Consider the end goal and outline the steps to get there.

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