Les Brown has a quote about potential: “The graveyard is the richest place on earth, because it is here that you will find all the hopes and dreams that were never fulfilled, the books that were never written, the songs that were never sung, the inventions that were never shared, the cures that were never discovered, all because someone was too afraid to take that first step, keep with the problem, or determined to carry out their dream.”

We look at the parable of the talents (bags of gold) in Matthew 25 and focus on the servant who was given one bag of gold.

His view of the master was wrong, he was described as lazy, and he did nothing with his talent. He hid it in the ground.

Listen to how this ends. This is not how we want it to end with us.

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This episode came to life because of what I am calling 'the garage opener incident'. But more about that in the actual recording.

In Numbers 11:23, I find one of my favorite passages in the whole Bible. Here, God tells Moses, in a summarized version, that nothing is impossible for God, and that God would show Moses that God could do anything.

There are times when we hit a task that is too great for us or so we think. We know the Scriptures....nothing is impossible for God, yet we can forget this crucial fact when we are actually in the middle of a situation. Hard for us does not mean hard for God. With God, anything is possible. He does the impossible and we go along for the ride.

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In Genesis 12, we find Abram with a call on his life from God. God called Abram and told Abram what to do and where to go...well not quite. Abram was to leave his father's house and go to a place God would show him. Along with this call, God told Abram that He would bless him. Then we see in vs 4 that Abram left as God told him.

What was missing? God did not tell Abram where to go, just to go. God would show him later.

Is your faith like this? Abram believed God and thus went, not knowing where.

Later when God shows Abram the place, Abram worshiped God. Don't miss this piece. Go, yes. When you see the land then give God thanks. Don't tell yourself that you did this. God did it.

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