Deliverance Church International - Busia

10/05/2026

Deliverance Church International Busia.
Sermon by: Rev. G.T Wanyama.
Series: “Go: Living The Great Commission”(Sermon 4)
Topic: “All Nations — God's Global Heart”
Text: Matthew 28:19 — “Go Therefore And Make Disciples Of All Nations…”]

Introduction
One of the most beautiful truths in Scripture is this:
- God’s heart has always been bigger than one people group, one tribe, one language, or one nation.
- From Genesis to Revelation, we see a God who desires ALL PEOPLE to know Him.
- The Great Commission reveals the heartbeat of heaven:
“…make disciples of all nations…”
Jesus did not come for:
- One race
- One culture
- One social class
He came for the world.
- Sometimes we forget how radical this statement was.
-The Jewish mindset in Jesus’ day often viewed God’s blessings as mainly for Israel.
But Jesus shattered every boundary and declared:
- The gospel is for everyone.
This means:
- The rich and the poor
- The educated and the uneducated
- The near and the far
- The familiar and the different
- God’s heart is global.
1. GOD HAS ALWAYS LOVED ALL NATIONS
The Great Commission was not a new idea—it was the continuation of God’s eternal plan.
A. GOD’S PROMISE TO ABRAHAM
Genesis 12:3
“In you all the families of the earth shall be blessed.”
- Even in the Old Testament, God’s vision included all peoples.
- Israel was meant to be a light to the nations.
B. GOD’S HEART THROUGH THE PROPHETS
- The prophets repeatedly declared that the nations would come to God.
Isaiah 49:6
“I will also give You as a light to the Gentiles…”
C. GOD’S HEART REVEALED THROUGH JESUS
Jesus ministered to:
- Samaritans
- Romans
- Gentiles
- Outcasts
He crossed cultural barriers others avoided.
2. THE GOSPEL IS FOR EVERY PERSON
“…all nations…”
The phrase means:
- Every ethnicity
- Every tribe
- Every people group
The gospel excludes no one.
3. THE ENEMY USES DIVISION, BUT GOD CALLS FOR UNITY
One of Satan’s greatest weapons is division:
- Racism
- Tribalism
- Classism
- National pride
But the gospel destroys walls.
Ephesians 2:14
“For He Himself is our peace, who has made both one…”
Jesus did not come merely to save individuals—He came to reconcile people.
4. THE CHURCH MUST HAVE A GLOBAL MINDSET
- A healthy church does not only think inwardly—it thinks missionally.
Acts 1:8
“…to the end of the earth.”
- The church was never meant to stay in one place spiritually.
A. PRAY FOR THE NATIONS
-Prayer is part of missions.
-You may not travel physically everywhere, but you can intercede globally.
B. SUPPORT MISSIONS
- Encourage missionaries
- Give toward outreach
- Participate in evangelism
C. BE WILLING TO GO
- For some, “all nations” may literally mean another country.
- For others, it may mean reaching different people in your own community.
5. JESUS DIED FOR THE WORLD
John 3:16
“For God so loved the world…”
-Not just one people group.
-Not just one continent.
- The world.

10/05/2026

Deliverance Church International Busia.
Sermon by: Rev. G.T Wanyama.
Series: “Go: Living The Great Comission”( Sermon 3).
Topic: “Make Disciples, Not Converts”
Text: Matthew 28:19 — “…Make Disciples Of All Nations…”

INTRODUCTION
One of the greatest misunderstandings in the church today is this:
- We have reduced the Great Commission to getting people saved.
- Yet Jesus actually commanded us to make disciples.
- There is a difference.
- A convert makes a decision
- A disciple makes a transformation
- The church is full of people who have responded to an altar call, but have never grown into maturity.
- Jesus did not say: “Go and collect decisions”
- “Go and count numbers”
He said:
“Make disciples…”
-This is deeper.
- This is longer.
-This is life-changing.
1. CONVERSION IS THE BEGINNING, NOT THE GOAL
- Salvation is essential—but it is not the finish line.
- It is the starting point.
BIBLICAL FOUNDATION
When someone gives their life to Christ:
- They are born again (John 3:3)
- They become a new creation (2 Corinthians 5:17)
- But just like a newborn baby, they must grow.
2. DISCIPLESHIP IS A PROCESS, NOT AN EVENT
- Disciples are not made overnight.
- They are formed over time.
What Is a Disciple?
A disciple is:
- A learner
- A follower
- A person who imitates Christ
Jesus spent three years discipling His followers.
3. DISCIPLESHIP REQUIRES RELATIONSHIP
- You cannot disciple people from a distance.
Discipleship is relational.
Jesus’ Example
Jesus:
- Ate with His disciples
- Walked with them
- Taught them
- Corrected them
He didn’t just preach to them—He lived with them.
4. TRUE DISCIPLES OBEY, NOT JUST LISTEN
- A disciple is not someone who just hears the Word—but someone who obeys it.
KEY TRUTH
James 1:22 — “Be doers of the word, and not hearers only…”
5. DISCIPLES MAKE DISCIPLES (MULTIPLICATION)
- The goal of discipleship is not addition—it is multiplication.
- Pattern of the Kingdom
- Jesus discipled 12
- Those 12 reached others
-The gospel spread across the world
6. THE COST OF DISCIPLESHIP
Discipleship is not cheap.
Jesus Said:
Luke 9:23
“If anyone desires to come after Me, let him deny himself…”
TRUTH
Discipleship requires:
- Surrender
- Sacrifice
- Commitment

10/05/2026

Deliverance Church International Busia.
Sermon by: Rev. G.T Wanyama
Series: “Go: Living The Great Comission” (Sermon 2)
Topic: “Go — The Call To Movement”
Text: Matthew 28:19a — “Go Therefore…”

Introduction
-Beloved, one of the greatest dangers in the Christian life is not sin alone
- It is spiritual stagnation.
It is possible to:
- Sit in church every Sunday
- Hear powerful messages
-Take notes, say “Amen,” and still never move
-We become hearers without becoming doers.
- But when Jesus gave the Great Commission, He did not say “sit,”
- He did not say “wait,”
- He did not say “discuss”—
He said:
“GO…”
- That word is small—but it is powerful.
- Because Christianity was never meant to be a stationary experience— It is a moving mission.
1. “GO” IS A DIVINE COMMAND, NOT A PERSONAL OPTION
- Jesus speaks with authority (as we saw in Sermon 1), and now He gives a command.
“Go therefore…”
This is not:
- A suggestion
- A recommendation
- A special calling for a few
It is a command for every believer.
2. “GO” REQUIRES MOVEMENT — LEAVING WHERE YOU ARE
- You cannot go without leaving something behind.
“Go” implies:
- Movement
- Action
- Intentionality
A. GO WHERE YOU ARE (Your Immediate World)
Start with:
- Your family
- Your neighbors
- Your workplace
- Your community
Sometimes we dream about nations but ignore our neighbors.
B. GO BEYOND YOUR COMFORT ZONE
God will often call you beyond:
- Familiar people
- Familiar places
- Familiar routines
C. GO WITH INTENTIONALITY
“Go” is not accidental—it is deliberate.
You don’t stumble into evangelism— you step into it.
3. “GO” IS A LIFESTYLE, NOT AN EVENT
Many believers think:
- Evangelism is a crusade
- Mission is a program
- Outreach is a church department But Jesus made it a daily lifestyle.
Reality of the Command
“Go” means:
- As you go to work
- As you go to school
- As you go to the market
- As you go through your daily life
You are always on mission.
4. WHAT STOPS US FROM GOING?
- Let’s deal with the real issue.
- We don’t struggle with knowing—we struggle with doing.
A. FEAR
-Fear of rejection
- Fear of what people will say
- Fear of being embarrassed
B. COMFORT
- We love convenience.
- “I’m too busy”
- “Maybe another time”
-“It’s not the right moment”
-But souls are perishing while we delay.
C. INSECURITY
“I don’t know enough”
“I’m not a preacher”
“I’m not qualified”
TRUTH
- God does not call the qualified—He qualifies the called.
5. THE POWER OF ONE STEP OF OBEDIENCE
- You don’t have to reach the whole world today.
- Start with one step.
- One conversation
- One invitation
- One act of kindness
- One testimony

10/05/2026

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06/05/2026

Deliverance Church International Busia.
Sermon by: Rev. G.T Wanyama
Series: “Where There Is No Vision, People Perish”(Sermon 11)
Topic: The Power Of Partnership In Vision
Text: Ecclesiastes 4:9–12;
Exodus 17:11–13

INTRODUCTION
- One of the greatest mistakes people make about vision is this:
-They think they can fulfill it alone.
- But God never designed vision to be a solo journey.
Even Jesus:
- Had disciples
- Worked with people
- Built relationships
The truth is:
- Great vision always requires godly partnership.
KEY DECLARATION
- What God gives to you personally is often fulfilled through people corporately.
1: PARTNERSHIP MULTIPLIES EFFECTIVENESS
Ecclesiastes 4:9
“Two are better than one; because they have a good reward for their labour.”
Partnership increases:
- Strength
- Productivity
- Impact
- One person can do much—but together, more is accomplished.
2: PARTNERSHIP PROVIDES SUPPORT IN DIFFICULT TIMES
Ecclesiastes 4:10
“For if they fall, the one will lift up his fellow…”
Life has moments of:
- Weakness
- Discouragement
- Failure
Partnership ensures: You are not alone when you fall.
3: PARTNERSHIP BRINGS STRENGTH IN SPIRITUAL BATTLES
Exodus 17:11–12
Consider Moses:
As long as his hands were lifted, Israel prevailed
When his hands grew tired, they lowered
So:
- Aaron and Hur held up his hands and victory came.
KEY TRUTH
- Some victories are only possible through partnership.
4: PARTNERSHIP PROVIDES ACCOUNTABILITY
Ecclesiastes 4:12 — “A threefold cord is not quickly broken.”
Accountability helps you:
- Stay on track
- Remain disciplined
- Avoid mistakes
5: PARTNERSHIP REQUIRES UNITY
Amos 3:3
“Can two walk together, except they be agreed?”
Partnership works only when there is:
- Agreement
- Alignment
- Shared vision
6: PARTNERSHIP EXPANDS VISION
Consider Paul and Barnabas:
- Barnabas supported Paul
- Encouraged him
- Opened doors for ministry
Together, they accomplished more.
KEY TRUTH
- Right partnerships expand your reach and impact.
KEY STATEMENT
- What is too heavy for one person becomes possible through partnership.

03/05/2026

Deliverance Church International Busia.
Sunday Service: 3/5/2026.
Sermon by: Rev. G.T Wanyama.
Series: “Go: Living The Great Comission”(Sermon 1)
Topic: “All Authority Belongs To Jesus”
Text:Matthew 28:18

INTRODUCTION
- There is something powerful about authority.
- When someone with authority speaks, things move.
- Systems respond. People obey.
- A uniformed officer can stand in the middle of a busy road, lift his hand, and traffic stops.
- Not because of his physical strength, but because of the authority backing him.
- In the same way, before Jesus gave the command to “Go,” He made a declaration:
“All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to Me.”
- That statement is the foundation of the Great Commission.
-If you miss this, you will struggle with everything else.
- Because you cannot go effectively until you understand who is sending you.
1. AUTHORITY DECLARED
“All authority…”
- Jesus did not say “some authority.”
- He did not say “partial authority.”
- He said ALL authority.
This means:
- Authority over sickness
- Authority over demons
- Authority over governments
- Authority over circumstances
- Authority over life and death
After His resurrection, Jesus stood not as a suffering servant—but as a reigning King.
He is not trying to gain authority—He already has it.
2. AUTHORITY OVER HEAVEN AND EARTH
“…in heaven and on earth…”
- This covers everything that exists.
- There is no realm where Jesus is not Lord.
In Heaven:
- Angels obey Him
- The throne responds to Him
On Earth:
- Nations are under Him
- Every situation bows to Him
Philippians 2:10–11
“Every knee should bow… every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord.”
3. AUTHORITY THAT SENDS
Notice the order:
- Jesus declares His authority before He gives the command to go.
Why?
- Because mission flows from authority.
“Go therefore…”
- That word “therefore” is critical.
It means:
- Because I have authority… YOU GO.
- You are not going in your own name.
- You are not going in your own strength.
- You are going under the authority of the King.
4. AUTHORITY THAT OVERCOMES FEAR
- One of the greatest reasons believers do not share their faith is fear.
- Fear of rejection
-Fear of failure
-Fear of not knowing what to say
- But when you understand authority, fear loses its grip.
5. AUTHORITY DEMANDS A RESPONSE
-This message is not just information—it demands a response.
- You cannot hear that Jesus has all authority and remain neutral.
You must decide:
- Will I submit to His authority?
- Will I obey His command?
- Will I live as one sent?

03/05/2026

Deliverance Church International Busia.
Sermon by: Rev. G.T Wanyama
Series: “Where There Is No Vision, People Perish”(Sermon 10)
Topic: Vision And Perseverance
Text: Galatians 6:9
"And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not"
HEBREWS 12:1–2
"Wherefore seeing we also are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience the race that is set before us,
2 Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith; who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is set down at the right hand of the throne of God."

INTRODUCTION
- Many people start well—but few finish well.
They:
- Receive vision
- Begin with excitement
- Move in faith
…but somewhere along the journey, they stop.
-Not because the vision was wrong…
-But because they did not persevere.
The difference between:
- Those who dream and
- Those who fulfill is often one word:
- Perseverance.
KEY DECLARATION
- Vision is not fulfilled by those who start— It is fulfilled by those who endure.
1: PERSEVERANCE IS THE KEY TO HARVEST
- Galatians 6:9
“Let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.”
Notice:
- There is a promise: “we shall reap”
- There is a condition: “if we faint not”
- Harvest is guaranteed—but only for those who endure.
2. PERSEVERANCE REQUIRES ENDURANCE
Hebrews 12:1
“…let us run with patience the race that is set before us…”
- The Christian life is not a sprint—it is a marathon.
Endurance means:
- Staying steady
- Continuing despite difficulty
- Not giving up
3. PERSEVERANCE REQUIRES FOCUS ON JESUS
Hebrews 12:2 — “Looking unto Jesus…”
- Distraction leads to discouragement.
- Focus leads to endurance.
Jesus:
- Endured the cross
- Ignored the shame
- Focused on the joy ahead
4. PERSEVERANCE OVERCOMES DISCOURAGEMENT
-Discouragement is one of the greatest enemies of vision.
It comes through:
- Delay
- Opposition
- Failure
Consider Elijah:
- Called down fire from heaven
- Then became discouraged and wanted to quit
- Even great men of God face discouragement.
KEY TRUTH
- Discouragement is a feeling—not a final decision.
5: PERSEVERANCE IS STRENGTHENED THROUGH TRIALS
James 1:2–3
“The trying of your faith worketh patience…”
- Trials are not meant to destroy you—but to develop you.
They produce:
- Strength
- Maturity
- Stability
6: PERSEVERANCE PRODUCES TESTIMONY
Consider Joseph:
- Had a dream (vision)
- Faced betrayal
- Experienced prison
But he persevered—and became a ruler.
KEY TRUTH
- Your perseverance will become your testimony.
KEY STATEMENT
- Breakthrough often comes just after the point where most people quit.

03/05/2026

Deliverance Church International Busia.
Sermon by: Rev. G.T Wanyama
Series: “Where There Is No Vision, People Perish”(Sermon 9)
Topic: Vision And Obedience
Text: 1 Samuel 15:22
Deuteronomy 28:1–2

INTRODUCTION
- Vision alone is not enough.
-Faith alone is not enough.
-Waiting alone is not enough.
- To see vision fulfilled, there must be obedience.
Many people:
- Hear God clearly
- Receive vision powerfully
- Even believe strongly
…but they fail at one critical point:
- They do not obey fully.
The truth is:
- Vision is only fulfilled at the level of your obedience.
KEY DECLARATION
- Partial obedience produces partial results.
- Complete obedience releases full manifestation.
1. OBEDIENCE IS BETTER THAN SACRIFICE
1 Samuel 15:22
“To obey is better than sacrifice…”
EXPLANATION
King Saul:
-Received clear instructions from God
- But he chose to obey partially
- He tried to compensate with sacrifice
- But God rejected his offering.
Why?
Because God values obedience more than activity.
2. OBEDIENCE ACTIVATES BLESSING
- Deuteronomy 28:1–2
- “If thou shalt hearken diligently… all these blessings shall come on thee…”
EXPLANATION
- Blessings are not random.
- They are activated by obedience.
- Vision may come freely—but fulfillment follows obedience.
3. DELAYED OBEDIENCE IS DISOBEDIENCE
- When God speaks, timing matters.
KEY TRUTH:
- Obedience must be immediate.
BIBLICAL EXAMPLE
Consider Jonah:
- God said: “Go to Nineveh”
- Jonah went in the opposite direction
The result:
- Storm
- Crisis
- Delay
4. OBEDIENCE REQUIRES TRUST
Sometimes God’s instructions:
- Don’t make sense
- Feel uncomfortable
- Require sacrifice
BIBLICAL EXAMPLE
Consider Abraham:
- God told him to leave his country
- God told him to sacrifice Isaac
- These were not easy instructions.
- But Abraham obeyed.
KEY TRUTH
- You cannot obey God fully without trusting Him completely.
5. OBEDIENCE DETERMINES DIRECTION
-Your destiny is shaped by your decisions.
BIBLICAL EXAMPLE
Consider Adam and Eve:
- Given clear instruction
- Chose disobedience
The result:
- Loss
- Separation
- Consequences
KEY TRUTH
- One act of disobedience can alter destiny.
6. OBEDIENCE RELEASES SUPERNATURAL RESULTS
When you obey God:
- He steps in
- He backs your actions
- He performs what you cannot
BIBLICAL EXAMPLE
Consider Peter:
Jesus said: “Cast your net again”
It didn’t make sense
But Peter obeyed
The result:
- Miraculous catch
KEY TRUTH
- Obedience invites divine intervention.
KEY STATEMENT
-Your breakthrough is often hidden in your obedience.

03/05/2026

Deliverance Church International Busia.
Sermon by: Rev. G.T Wanyama
Series: “Where There Is No Vision, People Perish”(Sermon Eight)
Topic: The Test Of Waiting
Text: Habakkuk 2:3 Isaiah 40:31

INTRODUCTION
- One of the greatest challenges in fulfilling vision is not receiving it…
- It is waiting for it.
Many people:
- Receive vision with excitement
- Start the journey with passion
- But abandon it in the season of waiting
The truth is this:
- Every vision will be tested by time.
- Waiting is not punishment.
- Waiting is preparation.
KEY DECLARATION
- If you cannot wait, you cannot fulfill God’s vision.
1: EVERY VISION HAS AN APPOINTED TIME
Scripture: Habakkuk 2:3
“For the vision is yet for an appointed time… though it tarry, wait for it…”
Explanation:
- Vision is not random
- Vision is scheduled
- Vision operates on God’s timing
God does not work by:
- Your urgency
- Your pressure
- Your expectations
He works by His divine timetable.
2: WAITING REVEALS THE CONDITION OF YOUR HEART
Waiting exposes:
- Impatience
- Doubt
- Fear
- Lack of trust
KEY TRUTH:
- Waiting is a test of trust.
BIBLICAL EXAMPLE
Consider Abraham:
- Received a promise from God
- Waited many years
- Faced moments of doubt
At one point, he tried to “help God” fulfill the promise—and it created complications.
3: WAITING IS NOT WASTING
Many people think:
- “If nothing is happening, nothing is working.”
That is not true.
KEY TRUTH:
- God is working even when you cannot see it.
Isaiah 40:31
“But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength…”
Waiting produces:
- Strength
- Endurance
- Maturity
4: WAITING REQUIRES ACTIVE FAITH
Waiting is not sitting idle.
Waiting is:
- Praying
- Preparing
- Trusting
- Obeying
KEY TRUTH:
- Waiting is faith in action.
-Should wait on God.
5: WAITING BUILDS ENDURANCE
James 1:3–4
“The trying of your faith worketh patience…”
KEY TRUTH:
- Patience is not weakness—it is strength under control.
6: WAITING ENDS IN FULFILLMENT
Habakkuk 2:3
“…it will surely come, it will not tarry.”
KEY TRUTH:
- God’s vision will come to pass.
-Not maybe.
- Not possibly.
- Surely.
KEY STATEMENT
- What God does in you while you wait is just as important as what He gives you after the wait.

28/04/2026

Deliverance Church International Busia.
Sermon by: Rev. G.T Wanyama
Series: “Where There Is No Vision, People Perish”(Sermon 7)
Topic: Vision Requires Faith
Text: Hebrews 11:1 Romans 4:18–21

INTRODUCTION
There is something critical we must understand:
- Vision alone is not enough.
You can:
- Hear from God
- Write the vision
- See the promise
…but if you do not walk in faith, the vision will never become reality.
Many believers are:
- Full of dreams
- Full of ideas
- Full of prophecies
…but empty of faith to act.
Vision shows you what God wants to do.
Faith is what brings it to pass.
KEY DECLARATION
Faith sustains what vision begins.
1: FAITH IS THE FOUNDATION OF VISION
Hebrews 11:1
Faith is:
- The substance of things hoped for
- The evidence of things not seen
Vision deals with things not yet seen.
Faith gives them substance before manifestation.
EXPLANATION:
Vision says: “God showed me.”
Faith says: “I believe it even if I don’t see it.”
2: FAITH WALKS WHEN THERE IS NO EVIDENCE
Romans 4:18 — “Who against hope believed in hope…”
Abraham:
- Had a promise
- Had no physical evidence
- Still believed
What made Abraham great?
- Not just vision—but persistent faith.
- His body said “impossible”
- His circumstances said “too late”
- But his faith said “God is able”
POINT 3: FAITH REJECTS DOUBT AND UNBELIEF
Romans 4:20 — “He staggered not at the promise of God through unbelief…”
Abraham did not:
- Waver
- Doubt
- Quit
Vision Killers:
- Doubt
- Fear
- Negative voices
- Delay
Faith refuses to be shaken.
POINT 4: FAITH GIVES GLORY TO GOD BEFORE THE RESULT
Romans 4:20 — “…giving glory to God”
Abraham praised God:
- Before Isaac was born
- Before the promise manifested
This is mature faith:
- Praising before you see results.
POINT 5: FAITH IS FULLY PERSUADED
Romans 4:21 — “Being fully persuaded…”
Abraham reached a point where:
- Nothing could change his mind
- No circumstance could shake him
Faith Level:
- Not partial belief
- Not hopeful thinking
- But full persuasion
POWERFUL SUMMARY
-Vision shows you the destination.
-Faith walks you there.
Without faith:
- Vision fades
- Dreams die
- Purpose is delayed
But with faith:
- The impossible becomes possible
- The unseen becomes visible
- The promise becomes reality

28/04/2026

Deliverance Church International Busia.
Sermon by: Rev. G.T Wanyama
Series: “Where There Is No Vision, People Perish” (Sermon 6).
Topic: Discipline And Focus
Text: Philippians 3:13–14
“Brethren, I count not myself to have apprehended: but this one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto those things which are before, I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus.”

INTRODUCTION
- Vision gives direction—but discipline and focus determine progress.
- Many people have vision, but they lack the consistency to pursue it.
- They start strong… but stop halfway.
- They get excited… but lose momentum.
The Apostle Paul reveals a powerful principle for progress:
- “This one thing I do…”
- That is the language of focus.
SERMON OBJECTIVE
To help believers:
- Understand the role of discipline in fulfilling vision
- Develop focus in a distracted world
- Learn how to stay committed to God’s purpose
SERMON OUTLINE
1. FOCUS REQUIRES PRIORITY
“…this one thing I do…”
Paul narrowed his attention to what mattered most.
KEY TRUTH
- You cannot pursue everything and succeed—
-You must choose what matters most.
2. DISCIPLINE REQUIRES LETTING GO OF THE PAST
“…forgetting those things which are behind…”
The past can either trap you or teach you.
KEY TRUTH
- You cannot move forward if you are constantly looking backward.
3. FOCUS REQUIRES PURSUING THE FUTURE
“…reaching forth unto those things which are before…”
- Paul was intentional about moving forward.
KEY TRUTH
- Vision requires forward movement, not passive waiting.
4. DISCIPLINE DEMANDS CONSISTENCY
“…I press toward the mark…”
Pressing means continuous effort.
KEY TRUTH
- Consistency, not intensity, produces lasting results.
5. FOCUS REQUIRES RESISTING
DISTRACTIONS
We live in a world full of distractions:
- Social media
- Busyness
- Comparison
KEY TRUTH
Distraction is the enemy of destiny.
6. DISCIPLINE IS EMPOWERED BY PURPOSE
“…for the prize of the high calling…”
- Paul was driven by purpose.
KEY TRUTH
- When your purpose is clear, discipline becomes easier.
7. DISCIPLINE IS SUSTAINED BY GOD’S GRACE
-You cannot do it alone.
KEY TRUTH
- God gives grace to stay disciplined and focused.
KEY STATEMENT
- Vision shows you where to go.
- Discipline and focus determine whether you get there.