06/14/2026
You are busier than you have ever been and less clear than you have ever been. Ask yourself one question. What am I actually building? Then watch how fast the one-sentence answer turns into a paragraph.
Caleb refused to be vague. At 85, with giants still living on the land, he walked up to Joshua and did not ask for a mountain. He pointed at one specific peak, the hard one, and said that one. The one you promised me.
In this message, Week 3 of GIVE ME MY MOUNTAIN, we expose the lie that you've lost track of what you actually want, confront busyness as the most respectable way to avoid your mountain, and walk through the diagnostic that ends with you naming the specific promise you've been circling.
In this message:
- Why a transition doesn't erase the promise. It just steals your nerve to claim it.
- How busyness becomes a respectable hiding place for high-capacity people
- Joshua 14:12a, the power of Caleb's specificity, not just his strength
- The three-part naming: name the mountain, name the giants, name the first step
Scripture: Joshua 14:12a · Joshua 14:6–9 · Numbers 13:30 · Numbers 14:24 · Habakkuk 2:2 · Philippians 3:13–14 (NLT)
Weekly Practice: Write the promise you've been circling in one specific sentence, the actual mountain, named, and read it out loud once a day this week.