James 1:22. James 1:22 it says, "But be ye
doers of the Word, and not hearers only, deceiving your own
selves." Be ye hearers of the Word but
also doers. He describes how it works if
you're a hearer and not a doer, and if you're a hearer and a
doer, and he winds up by saying in verse twenty-five, "He being
not a forgetful hearer, but a doer of the work, this man shall
be blessed in his," intentions. No. He'll be blessed in his thinking
about it. No. What will he be blessed in? In his, "Deed." Deeds is another way of saying
what he did. His doing. Say it out loud. "Don't be a hearer only, be a
doer of the Word." Ezekiel 33, you don't have to
turn there, they'll put up on the screen for us. Ezekiel 33:30 he said, "Also,
son of man, the children of your people still are talking against
you by the walls and in the doors of the houses, and speak
one to another, every one to his brother, saying, Come, I pray
you, and hear what is the Word that comes forth from the Lord." That sounds good saying to your
brother, saying to your sister, come on, let's go hear the Word
of the Lord. Come on, let's go hear. Verse thirty-one, "And they come
to you as the people cometh, and they sit before you as my
people, and they hear your words," all good so far. But what? "But they will not," didn't just
say they're not doing it, said they will not, "Do them. For with their mouth they show
much love, but their heart goes after their covetousness." Covetousness has to do with
being self absorbed. Putting other things ahead of
the Lord. The Bible said covetousness is
idolatry. Verse thirty-two, "And, lo, you
are unto them as a very lovely song of one that has a pleasant
voice, and can play well on an instrument: for they hear your
words, but they do them not." He said they listen to you like
they're at a concert, like you're a good singer, like
you're a good player on an instrument; just to be
entertained. But they have no intention of
doing anything with what they're hearing. Is this a danger today? Has it always been a danger and
a problem? And we're in a generation where
we have been given so much rich Word through so many vessels,
haven't we? I'm telling you, the light, and
truth, and knowledge, and understanding of God that has
come these last twenty, thirty, forty years is amazing. Isn't it? But is it just for our
amazement? For our entertainment? For us to go, "Whoa! Man, that's good. Did you see that? Oh, glory to God. I took nine pages of notes." Yeah, but is that doing
anything? "I bought the DVD set. I downloaded the whole thing. I got it." Yeah, but is that doing
anything? "Man, I talked to my brother, my
sister, my friend -- we talked about that for three weeks." Is that doing anything? No. "I've been praying about that,
and I've been looking at that, and I got to do that." Is that doing anything? No. No. And the danger is you can become
so familiar with it, and hear it so much, that you think, you
imagine I'm a doer because I know it so well. And that's when you are
deceived. Self deceived. Deceived means you're believing
something is so and it's not true. You're not pretending, you
actually believe. And that's why you see a lot of
people, bless their hearts, annoyed, aggravated because they
got some of the same problems they had ten years ago, twenty
years ago, thirty years ago, and some of them are worse. And they go, "I just don't
understand. I've been in the Word for
twenty, thirty years. I've been in every meeting. I've been at every conference." Well honey, that doesn't make
you a doer. Just because you've been in the
meetings, just because you heard doesn't make you a doer. The only people who get
miracles, the only people that get results -- come on, are you
listening? Are the people that act on it. Put it into practice. We must discipline ourselves,
train ourselves. When we're hearing the real Word
of God, we need to be thinking okay, alright, how does this
change my life? What am I supposed to stop
doing? What am I supposed to start
doing? What am I supposed to do less
of, more of, do differently? If I hear it and it changes my
life in no degree, either I didn't hear the Word of God, or
I'm not a doer. Because if it was the Word of
God, something is supposed to change. Is it true friends? Say it out loud, even if you
haven't done it very well in the past, say it by faith. "I'm a doer. I'm a doer. I'm a doer of the Word of God." Set your heart to be and the
grace of God will help you to be, even if you've been coming
short. Look with me and Hosea -- well,
they'll put it up on the screen for us, Hosea 6:3 says, "Then
shall we know, if we follow on to know..." When will you know? Then, then, you'll know then. Then when? "Then shall you know, if we
follow on to know." We've said this in previous
services that another way of saying be a doer of the Word is
to say walk in the light. What does it mean be a doer of
what you heard? Well, obviously you heard
something and got revelation as a result of what you heard and
you knew and saw something to do. Right? Else wise, what you going to do? You have to see it first. So the hearing involves seeing. Seeing what? Light. Light. And we use that terminology. People will say, "I see that. I see that." Well, seeing light is not just
for the benefit of seeing. Light is not just for seeing
only. Light is for walking in. Isn't it? Light is for walking in. Look at Proverbs with this in
mind. Proverbs 4:18 says, "The path of
the just is as the shining light, that shines more and more
unto the perfect day." So, the light of the just -- the
path I should say, our path of those that have been justified
by faith in Him, is not instant and full light. It is progressive light. Isn't it? You get some, and then you get
some more. And then you get some more, if
you continue down the path. If you stay stationary on the
path, you can only have the light that was given for that
place in the path. You cannot get the light that is
further down the path until you walk on down to that part of the
path. Are y'all with me friends? The Amplified translation of
this verse says it like this. "The path of the
[uncompromisingly] just and righteous is like the light of
dawn," you've seen the dawn. At first it can be pitch black
and then just a little bit, just a glow, right? Everybody say, "Little." And it doesn't just pop up,
right? Minute after minute, minute
after minute, hour after hour -- and it just keeps getting
brighter and brighter and brighter. "It shines more and more
(brighter and clearer) until [it reaches its full strength and
glory in] the perfect day..." Thank You Lord. So the Lord gives us a little
light and expects a faith step. In Romans the fourth chapter,
Romans 4:12 talks about Abraham being, "The father of
circumcision to them who are not of the circumcision only, but
who also walk in the steps of that faith of our father
Abraham, which he had being yet uncircumcised." Walking in the steps of faith. Say it out loud, "Steps of
faith." He didn't say flying leaps of
faith. What? Steps. Now, the Scripture tells us
concerning him in Hebrews -- you don't have to turn there, but
Hebrews 11:8 tells us that, "By faith Abraham, when he was
called to go out into a place which he should after receive
for an inheritance, obeyed; and he," did what? "Went out," in what state? "Not knowing," the rest of the
story. Did he take a step? All the light he had was step
out? Right? Let me remind you of the light
that he had; Genesis records it. Genesis 12:1 said, "Now the Lord
had said unto Abram," what did He tell him? "Get you out of your country,
and from your kindred, and from your father's house," this is
light. The entrance of His Word gives
life. What light does Abraham have? He has light of where to get out
of. He does not yet have light as to
where to go into. But the Lord tells him He'll
show him later. Right? Get out of this country where
you live, get out and away from your kin folks. He's not the last one that the
Lord told get out and get away. Because no matter what you may
try to imagine, your environment can affect you. The people around you. It takes a very strong person
where everybody but you is believing and talking a
different way and you're going to maintain that day in and day
out. The Bible said, "Evil
communications corrupt good manners." Right? Wrong associations are going to
wear on you and pull on you. And the Lord knows in some
groups and in some settings, you're never going to get but
He's got for you to get. You might maintain and stay a
Christian and you might be saved, but you're never going to
come to the place of all He's got for you until you come out
of there. So He told Abraham, "I want you
to come out of there, I want you to leave your town, leave your
county, leave your country, leave your kin folks, get out. And then I'm going to show you
where you're going. Later." True or not? How come Abraham is in the Book? Come on, help me out. How come he is in there? What did he do? Verse four, fourth verse. So Abraham said how in the world
-- I don't even know where to tell the movers to go. We're all loaded up. That doesn't make sense, this
just doesn't make sense. People are saying, "Well, where
are you going Abraham?" "Uh, the Lord is going to show
me later." People walk off and go... "Man doesn't even know where
he's going. He's leaving town, leaving
everything he knows, he doesn't even know where he's going." Listen friends. God expects us, nay, He requires
us to walk by faith. Is it true? And if He told you the whole
thing, you wouldn't have to walk by faith. You'd know I'm going to do this,
and that will come next, and do you're all set. God is never going to sit down
with you with your fifty year calendar and help you fill it
out. He's not going to do it. "Oh, I'm believing that He
will." He's not going to do it. You don't need to know the light
for that step until you get there. Your head wants to know, your
flesh wants to know, it's uncomfortable not knowing, but
the faith to do it pleases God. It proves to Him you believe
Him, you trust Him, right? And it is a progressive thing. The more light you get, and the
more steps you take, the more He expects you to obey knowing the
less. It's how you grow. I remember one of the first
sermons I ever preached, man, I worked on it for days and days
and days and days and days and days. Wrote it all out longhand. And I was so nervous that I was
going to lose my place and not know what to say, I stood right
behind the pulpit and I thought maybe I'd better move a little
bit. And so I put my finger on where
I was and I'd step around and hold my place. And I wanted to balance it out
so I put my finger -- and stepped around. I did it. Phyllis is nodding her head, she
was there. I did it. And just so tied to what I
thought He had said to me that I had written down. Because that's where my faith
was that. The Bible said in Romans twelve
according to the gifts or the calling, or the ministry,
according to your proportion of faith. No matter what your call is,
you're not going to minister beyond your faith. You access the anointing and
grace according to your measure of faith. So as the months and years went
by and I did it more, I began to relax a little bit more, not
having to have everything in front of me and step out more by
faith. I don't know, we were a few
years into it and I was speaking in a certain place out of town
and man, that whole week I couldn't get a handle on what I
was going to speak there. The day came and I'm flying in
the plane commercially, and I'm going to get there and land and
they're going to take me the church and I'm going to speak in
a couple of hours. And I don't have it. Some people might not understand
that. "Why didn't you study?" I did study. "Why didn't you pray?" I prayed a lot. Unless the Lord gives it to you,
until He gives it to you, you don't have it. You can come up with something,
but it will be dead and it will be empty, won't be any anointing
or life to it. And so I'm ripping through the
air and I just said out loud under my breath I said Lord,
anytime would be good. I mean, I'm getting off the
plane in just a little bit. Anytime would be good. And He spoke to my heart. I don't mean I heard an audible
voice but He said, "Son, do you trust Me?" How do you answer that? I said, "Yeah. Yes, Sir. Yes." He said, "Then just relax." See, that's not the nature of
the unrenewed mind. That's not the nature of the
flesh. And a lot of people who deem
themselves intellectuals, thinkers, are actually those who
rebel against walking by faith. Have to see it, have to see it
laid out. Have to know it. Have to know where it's coming
from. Have to know how it's going to
work out or I can't move until I know. Then you're not going to go far
with the Lord. We got there. I got off the plane. They picked me up. They took me to the church. Still -- I put the mic on. They're introducing me. Still. I stepped up -- now how many
understand, if I had stopped and said I can't do this -- I don't
have anything. I just kept taking steps. Everybody say, "Steps." Steps. Steps. Steps. The path of the just, what
happens when you keep taking steps? You get more light. You get more light. I stepped up to the pulpit, word of knowledge begin to come. Word of knowledge, word of wisdom began to come. The whole service. I didn't need a sermon. The Lord knew that. Somebody said, "Well, why
wouldn't He tell you?" He didn't want to. He could have. He didn't want to. And if I trust Him, I don't need
it. I know the Lord began to give me
songs. And the first song or two He
used me in, songs I'd had for months, maybe a year or two. Then later on it would be a song
I got last week, and then later it would be a song I got last
night. And then it got to the place
where Brother Hagin would say, "Keith, you got something?" And I had a Word. A Word. Or a tone. A note. How are you going to sing a song
and all you have is a tone? But again and again I would step
out to sing the tone, to say the Word and another world would
come, and another, and a phrase would come, and a verse and a
thought would come, and there's a song. Somebody said, "Well, I couldn't
do that unless He gave it to me first." Yeah, you could if you would. And every one of us have our
call and whatever your call and grace is, you can't reach the
fullness of it until you walk in the highest measure of faith. You access the grace by the
faith. Look with me if you would in 1
Samuel. First Samuel sixteen. Everybody say, "Glimpses of
light, steps of faith. Glimpses of light, steps of
faith." You get a little light, take a
little step. Then when you take a little step
what happens? You get a little more light. What's light for? Just seeing and shouting about? It's for walking in. You get a more light and what do
you do? Take another little step. And this is how you're supposed
to live your whole life until you go to meet the Lord or He
comes back again. And if we'll do it right, it
will just get higher and higher and greater and greater and
stronger and stronger because He's leading us into His perfect
will and plan. He's leading us into a good
place. The path is shining more and
more, brighter and brighter, until the full day's sun. He's not coming short but a lot
of folk are coming short in their following. Too many require too much before
they're going to move. First Samuel sixteen and verse
one. "And the Lord said unto Samuel,
How long will you mourn for Saul, seeing I have rejected him
from reigning over Israel?" You know sometimes people just
keep trying to push something, trying to make it work when the
Lord said He's doing a different thing. "Fill your horn with oil, and
go," does he have light? Can he act on that? What could he do? Fill his horn up with oil and
get himself to going. What did Abraham do -- did he
walk in the light he had? Get out of here. Do you have to know more or
could you just do that? Get out of here expecting to
know -- expecting Him to show you the next thing. Did Abraham wind up where he
needed to be? Was Lord faithful? Did He show him where to go and
took him from place to place to place? Ordered his steps, directed his
paths. But what he would've said I
can't leave, I don't even know where I'm going. Would the Lord had given him the
rest of the light until he obeying getting out from his
country and kin folks? No. No. He requires faith. He said, "I will send you to
Jesse the Bethlehemite: for I have provided me a king among
his sons." Didn't tell him which one. Just said I picked one of his
boys. And here is the response of so
many. "And Samuel said, How can I go?" How can I go? "If Saul hear it, he will kill
me." Not he might kill me, he knew
him. He will kill me. How can I go like this? Under these circumstances? With no more light than that? How can I go? I got to know how I'm going to
make a living. I got to know what my kids are
going to do. I got to know about my 401(k). I got to know, I got to know
about momma and them. I got to know... You're going to miss God. Because you are requiring Him to
give you more light than faith requires and are actually
rebelling against walking by faith. Now let's talk about both sides
of it briefly. If you launch out to do
something and the Lord didn't tell you to do it, that's
presumption. That's foolishness. You can get in trouble and miss
it. But when the Lord tells you to
do something but you won't do it because you can't figure
everything out, that's rebellion and refusing to walk in faith. And in that case playing it safe
ain't safe. Because you quickly wind up out
of the will of God. The will of God is continuing on
and you're staying here. And when you choose not to walk
in the light that you have, it's going to get dark. Confusion. There are a number, many I
should say, Christians, good churchgoing people, but they are
disgruntled, they feel like their life has been in a bog, I
should be at a different place, more things should have happened
by now. And they even get annoyed at
God, which is ignorant. But the problem is not with God
and has never been with God. The thing is He told them to
take a step and they decided it wasn't enough information to act
on yet. So they're waiting for more
information. And they just keep waiting for
more information, more information, more information. And it's not going to come. You're not going to get more
light -- help me out. Until? Until you walk in the light that
you have. Are y'all with me friends? Let's finish reading this first. He said, "How can I go?" "And the Lord said, Take an
heifer with you, and say, I am come to sacrifice to the Lord. And call Jesse to the
sacrifice," and what will happen? "And I will show you what you're
to do,: I will show you, "And you shalt anoint to Me him whom
I name," or will name, "to you." I'll show you the rest when you
get there. And here's when the reasons why
he's a man of God and he's in here. He went and got his little horn
and filled it with oil, he got his heifer, he took off down the
road. He showed up. He said, "Jesse and them around
here?" They said, "Yeah." He said, "I got to see them. We got to make a sacrifice." Now there was more going on but
that's all the Lord told him so far. Oh friends, Phyllis and I, just
in our short years of ministry, this has happened time and time
and time and time and time -- call them, do this, go to that
meeting, sow this seed, why? You don't know. But we've learned enough to know
you not to find out the rest of the story until you do it. So you show up, and glory to
God, something else came up. And that led to something else. And you didn't even know these
people we're going to be there, but you met them and you talked
to them, and that came out, and this came out, and these folk
came. Oh, glory to God. You begin to see the plan of the
Almighty. Which you would've never had
seen sitting at home waiting until you had more information. So he went. And verse six and Eliab came
out, and he said, "Surely the Lord's anointed is before him. But the Lord said no, not him. And so they called Abinadab, and
the Lord said no, not him either. Then they called Shammah and he
said, no, not him either. "Jesse made seven of his sons,"
so they brought another one and he said, no, not him either. And they brought another one,
and he said, no, not him either. And they brought another one,
and he said, no, not him either. And they brought another one,
and he said, no, not him either. And he said that's all the boys
in this room here. He could've thought boy oh boy,
did we miss God? And some people who deem
themselves intellectuals and thinkers have found fault and
ridicule situations like this saying, "Well, if God is God and
He knows the end from the beginning, how could such a
thing be? Doesn't He know which one He
picked?" Yes, He does. "Couldn't He tell you which one
He picked?" Yes, He could. "Well then certainly He would." No, not necessarily and not
normally. "Surely the Lord wouldn't do
that. Make you go through every one of
them and say no, uh uh. No, uh uh. Isn't that embarrassing to these
boys? Uh-huh. The Lord has reasons for why He
does things the way He does and most the time it won't be
apparent to you why He's doing it that way, but He's not going
to show you the whole picture. Finally he said, "Do you have a
more boys?" And he said, "Yeah, we got one. He's out there with the sheep." Why did they have him there? But they brought him in and the
Lord said that's him, get up. Anoint him. He didn't tell them this at the
house. He didn't tell him this on the
way there. He didn't tell them after he got
there with one two or three or four or five and six or seven. It wasn't until the end. You know I think one reason,
there are many, the biggest is the Lord is pleased by faith
but, another reason why the Lord does ,some of these things is,
if He told you too much you'll tell the devil and reveal the
plan of God prematurely. And tell people and they'll talk
about it and cause problems and mess stuff up and muddy the
waters and hinder the plan. A lot of this is just need to
know, and you don't need to know. Some of you don't ever need to
know. And a lot of it you don't need
to know until you need to know. It's time sensitive information. Right? And if you know Him, and love
Him, and revere Him, then you know He's God and if He said do
it, just do it. Just obey Him. Like Abraham go out not having a
clue. And say this frequently, "The
Lord will show me. The Lord will show me. He'll make it known to me." He is leading me. He's guiding me. I'll do the right thing. I'll be at the right place at
the right time. It's all working out for my good
and for His glory. His hand is on me. The money will be there, the
people will be there, it will be there. It will be there. It will be there. We will have it, we'll see it,
we'll know it, we'll do it. And I don't have to know it all
ahead of time before I can relax. We which have believed do enter
into rest. I can just breathe a sigh of
relief and go, "It will be there. God will be there. It will be there. Like He said to me, "Do you
trust Me?" I said yeah. He said, "Relax. Just relax." And it was okay and better than
okay. And keeps being. How many would say He's been
very gracious with me? You look back and realize He was
leading you and guiding you and even realize that He was. How many can say that? I can say it. Oh, thank You Lord. You know He hears our prayers
when we ask Him to. But He doesn't always show us
everything. But that doesn't mean He's not
leading us. In Acts 22:10 Saul, later called
Paul, on the road to Damascus met the Lord, saw a bright light
and he said, "Lord, what shall I do? And the Lord said to him, Get
up, and go," man, we keep hearing that don't we? Get up and go. You don't have to know even
where you're going to get up and go. We're believing the Lord to
guide and direct. Did you know it is very
difficult to steer a parked car? I mean, you can struggle -- even
if it's got power steering, you can hear the power steering
pump. It's hard. It's not made to sit there in
the parking lot and scrub the tread off the tires, right? Tell me when it's easy to steer
a car. When it's moving. Before God can steer you, He's
got to get you to take your foot off the brake, put this thing
out of park into drive. And sometimes even though you're
pointed totally the wrong way, you have to move a little bit
that way before you can start turning the wheel. Even though it initially pointed
in a totally wrong direction, you have to get it going in the
way that it's pointed to get it moving a little bit so you can
start turning it. What was His first word? You need to get up and go, "To
Damascus; and there it shall be told you of all things which are
appointed for you to do." Do you think he had a lot of
questions right then? Whoa. Do you think he would like to
know now, right here? But he's not going to find out
now. Or here. I know Phyllis and I began to
get it on our heart to go out to Rhema Bible Training Center and
we were in Mississippi. And I had ministers come by my
house and say, "Keith, what do you need to go over there for? Why you have to leave the
country? Leave your kin folks? Leave everything and go over
there? Isn't the Holy Ghost the
Teacher?" I thought, yeah. "Well, isn't He here?" I said, yeah. "Well, why can't He teach you
here? What do you have to go out of
state for?" And this one particular minister
made a good case. He said, "We don't have a lot of
young people that are really on fire for the things of God. We need you here. We don't need to lose you and
Phyllis. We need you here helping us. Can't the Holy Ghost teach you
here?" And I really couldn't answer
him. But, I can say now, no. If He tells you to go over here,
you're not going to get taught here. Come on now. Well, why did He say go over
there? You may not have a clue why He
said go over there until you get up and get your little self over
there. The Scripture says line upon
line, precept upon precept, here a little, there a little, by
little and by little. One translation of that verse
says do and do. Do and do. Little and little. Little here, little there. What does it do and do and
little and little? Just what we're saying. You do what you know to do and a
little more light comes. And then you take another do
step and then more light comes. You don't get the whole thing. If you refuse to take a step you
don't get any of the rest of it. You don't take a step you're
stuck. If you don't start and step out
from where you are you stay and are stuck where you are. It takes faith. Abraham is the perfect picture
of it. Can you see Abraham loading
everything up? "Where you going?" I'm getting out of here. The Lord told me get out of
here. "Yeah, but where you going?" He's going to show me. "Where? North, South, East, West?" He's going to show me. I'm going to start that way but
I don't know if that's the way. But it's hard to steer a parked
car. He told me to get out and get
going so I'm going to get out and get going. He told me He'd show me. I can count on that. He will show me. Somebody say, "He'll show me. He'll show me." Where is He going to show you? He's not going to show you just
-- you know, stuck where you are, but when you get to where
He told to get, He's going to show you there. He said rise, go into the city,
there -- somebody say, "There." It shall be told you. Where is it going to be told
him? Where is he going to get
direction for his ministry? This is a major shakeup in this
man's life. I mean, everything is being
turned around. And the Lord told him to just go
over there first. What if he would have sat down
and said, "I can't go. I can't go over there. I got to get some medical help. I can't see. And if I get this worked out,
and we got time, and the kids get through with baseball and
softball, and we get everything done, momma and them get in
better health." Are you listening to me? I'm quoting people that have
explained to me why they have missed God. Thing after thing after thing
after thing; wouldn't do it. It doesn't work that way. The first camp meeting Phyllis
and I went to, we left the house not knowing if we had enough
money to get there. And as we're traveling Phyllis
said I got money. I said me too. People had handed us money just
that last day or so. We didn't know about it, it just
happened. And we had enough to get there,
we had enough to get back. While were out there, the Lord
directed us to go to school there. Oh man. We thought how? How can you do that? We didn't have any money. But we went. Looked like the Beverly
Hillbillies. We did. Had all our little stuff loaded
in our little pickup truck. Went out there, couldn't find a
place to stay. What little money we had for our
initial registration we're spending it on motel rooms, just
no place to stay. It looked like we were done
before we ever started. But I'm telling you the Lord met
us over there. And He got us through another
day. And through another week. And through another month. We thought we'd go one year and
go back home, get some training and go home, and one year turned
into a twenty. Twenty. He told us to come over to
Branson. We thought how? Start a church. Oh, man. How? Get that building that seats
twenty-five hundred with no congregation. People would look at us like we
lost our mind, business people and even other people said,
"What do you need a place like that for? How many do having in your
congregation?" People they didn't know us. "How many do you have in your
congregation?" Well, right now, nobody. They'd just look at us like --
idiot. "You got a lot of money and you
are just going to come in..." No. How can you do it? We would've never found out
unless we took a step and then took a step. Oh come on friend. Took another step. And then these recent months
Phyllis and I are having flashbacks. Same thing. I mean you're looking and you're
thinking, huh? How? But that gives me a good warm
feeling because I know if I can just get up and do it and pay
for it out of my pocket with no problem, that's not the plan of
God. That's something I can do. But when it's His plan, it's
going to be bigger, come on now. It's going to reach further. It's going to be more. It's going to take faith. And you won't see it all, and
you won't get all the provision up front. See, people want all the
provision before they ever take a step. "Send me the money, give me some
pad, I got to have it all before..." Well, you're going to miss God. No. Now let me say it again -- if
you step out and the Lord didn't tell you to, that's foolishness. That's presumption. You're going to fall. You're going to get in trouble. But if He told you to step out
and you're unwilling until you get the bigger picture, until
you get on the provision of fun, until you get everything --
well, you rebelling against His commandment in walking by faith. And you won't get more light,
and you'll dry up on the vine. And you'll become disgruntled
and unhappy and unfruitful. And you'll blame God, and blame
your kin folks, and blame your friend, and your preachers, and
everybody else. And it's nobody's fault but
yours. Because He showed you step to
take. But that wasn't enough for you. But I believe I'm talking to not
just phony fully talkers, I'm talking to real faith walkers. Am I or not? Come on, help me. Am I talking to faith walkers? People that don't have to have
the whole picture. They don't have to have all the
money up front. Come on. Am I talking to the right crowd? I'm talking to people, the seed
of Abraham. Seed of Abraham. I'm talking to those who are
like faithful Abraham, full of faith. Abraham who will just get up,
and flat step out, not knowing where they are going and fully
expect God to be there when they get there and show them and give
them the rest of what they need. Stand up and say, "That's me. That's me." Stand up and say, "That's me. That's me. That's me."
