Hey, I'm not move high, what I see you.

I don't live by what I see.

Because my God has made a way for me.

Hey everybody, welcome to the Believers' Voice of Victory.

This is Day 2, and I'm Aubrey Mitchell, and with me is my dad, George Pearson.

And if you missed yesterday, I want to encourage you to go back and watch it.

But what we're talking about is passing down a legacy, what we teach and what we demonstrate. And we talked a little bit about the importance of heritage.

And what is heritage?

What's an inheritance?

Looking at Proverbs, a good man leaves an inheritance for his children's children.

Of course, all of the notes from yesterday, the notes from today,

and the rest of the week are at kcm.org slash notes. We want you to take those, expound on them,

develop them, find more scriptures. But most importantly, we want you to have this free resource,

this free tool to help you develop in this topic. So yesterday we talked about the importance of

heritage and we talked about the demonstration, the importance of demonstrating. Demonstrating.

And how it's interesting how, yes, we do teach, we train, train up a child in the way they should go. when they get older, they won't depart. But I don't think we realize how much children watch. How much people watch. People watch. Anybody. People study all that's going on in somebody's life and how they're treating someone and there's so much to be seen

and so much to learn from being seen. I don't think Brother Copeland realizes how much I've observed

him. I don't think he realizes how much people have observed him, not just listen to what he said,

but to watch him and study him in different

situations. So yes, it's extremely important that we teach and this heritage is passed along,

but it's also extremely important and intentionally important that we are able to demonstrate.

Yeah. And, you know, we've ende to demonstrate. Yeah.

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