Good morning everyone and welcome back to another mornings with the masters.

We devote ourselves to the Lord, Bailey with you.

We are picking up with day six of our devotion on the Bible app titled

When the Day, there's a link to that in the description if you guys want to follow

along and as always I'm going to read the scripture that I'm also going to pick up

with the devo the scripture is Hebrew chapter 3 verses 17 through 19 and it says this and who made God angry for 40 years wasn't it the people who

send whose corpses lay in the wilderness and to whom was God speaking when he took an

oath that they would never enter his rest?

Wasn't it the people who disobeyed him?

So we see that because of their unbelief, they were not able to enter his rest.

Okay, whoa, shots fired early on in this deboo everybody.

The devotion was title.

Habit number five, cut the rope.

And it says this. at the 1853 World's Fair in New York City a man

named Elisha Otis pulled off a remarkable stunt. Otis was the inventor of the safety elevator, but he had a hard time selling his idea to skeptics.

So in the exhibition hall, he stood on an elevator platform suspended by a single rope.

Then he had an axe man cut the rope.

The elevator fell a few feet.

The crowd let out a collective gasp, and Elisha Otis pronounced, all safe,

ladies and gentlemen, all safe.

I know cutting whatever rope that is holding you up doesn't seem safe, but I can tell you what's not safe,

playing it safe. In fact, the greatest risk is taking no risks.

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