Don’t just cut off the giant’s head. Display it and testify of what God has done.

The enemy would rather steal the seed than chop down the forest. But we can turn the moment into momentum by celebrating what God is doing. When God is doing something, we need to seal it with the word of our testimony.

When you obey God, there is always a blessing from God. But often, obedience yields a negative reward from men. Courage allows us to focus on obedience and standing for Truth instead of focusing on the ramifications of that obedience.

You will repeat what you replay. Who are you listening to? What are you listening to? Are you feeding yourself something that is poisoning you? Fear comes by hearing the word of the devil. Faith comes by hearing the Word of God.

Where have you lost your anointing? Where have you lost your edge? When we aren’t doing the things we once did (giving, serving, sharing, pursuing the Lord), we can go back to the point where we lost it and get it back. It may not be easy to get to. But through humility and repentance, we can go back, take responsibility, and pick up that ax head.

The purpose of delegation is not to take something off one person’s plate and put it on another person’s plate. The purpose is having the right thing on the right person’s plate. Delegation is the heart of multiplication.

It’s important to know how to have sincere conversations, even if they are uncomfortable. Do remember that each conversation has three people involved—you, the other person, and God. Do ask clarifying questions. Do enter the conversation open-hearted, open-minded, and with open ears. Don’t prejudge the conversation. Don’t feel like you have to come to a conclusion in that moment. And don’t procrastinate. No one likes confrontation, but everyone likes clarification!

We all have a measure of faith and we need to use that faith effectively. Faith comes by the Word. Faith has a confession. Faith has corresponding actions. Faith has an awareness of righteousness.

If you are thinking about yourself, then God is not working through you at that moment. If God has to humble you, it means that you have not been humbling yourself. A humble person doesn’t think about me first. A humble person isn’t focused on how something impacts them, what they get out of it, or what others will think of them. God loves humility.