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(Speaker 2)
You know, if we’re riding in the car and the car has a rhythm to it, like, I hear it and it triggers. And so I’m always constantly looking for that melody. And that melody lives within me, I would say. And, you know, it’s annoying. It could be annoying. It keeps you up at night.

(Speaker 2)
It wakes you up early in the morning.

(Speaker 5)
It keeps you working though, right?

(Speaker 2)
Yeah, you could say that. I work a lot and have for a long time.

(Speaker 5)
How much do you work, would you say, then? Like in a week on music?

(Speaker 2)
My normal work week, and I’m slowing down. My normal work week is still six days a week, 1 p .

(Speaker 4)
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(Speaker 1)
Power of one. Power of one. So I want you to understand that whenever God gets ready to do anything, he does it with the power of one. Does it with the power of one. I want to talk about the power of one. Because you are one.

(Speaker 1)
And everything starts not with the board, not with the committee, not with the votes. Everything starts with one. The power of change begins with one. Whether it is one Nelson Mandela, or whether it is one woman who decides to sit down on a bus, or whether it is one person that decides we should be able to fly, or whether it is one person that invents a telephone, it starts with one. You have to decide first of all this morning if you’re going to be the one or are you going to be the person who’s always waiting on someone. Whenever the enemy knows that the one is coming, he always sets traps to stop them from succeeding because they’re the one.

(Speaker 1)
Whenever the enemy knows that the one is coming, he always sets traps to stop them from succeeding because they’re the one. Always on the hit list because they’re the one. I want to talk to some people that have been on a level that doesn’t even like your situation. I want you to understand what the enemy understands about you is that you are the one. And to him whom much is given, much is required.

(Speaker 1)
And so the text starts out talking about Abraham because Abraham is the one. And Abraham had to move out from his country and away from his kindred because he was the one. So he was a misfit because he was the one. So he had to live in isolation and separation because he was the one. So he probably was lonely because he was the one. And it took a long time for it to materialize, his significance, because he was the one.

(Speaker 1)
And so he was traveling nomadically as a misfit from place to place, never fitting in with any group. No group would take him because he was the one. And so I’m talking to some people who have always been a little isolated, never been accepted, never been a part of the crowd. It always happens because you are the one. I’m the one. You’re probably not going to like me because I’m the one.

(Speaker 1)
I’m a little strange. I’m the one. I don’t fit in. I don’t say yes when I mean no. I don’t roll over without a fight because I am the one. I understand that I am the one.

(Speaker 1)
I am willing to be controversial because I am the one. I don’t roll over without a fight, because I’m the one. So you’ll stop at census and trying to get everybody to come into consensus with your vision. You won’t be the same man when you preach, come on. I know what it is to have my lights off, and my water gas off. I sell, sell.

(Speaker 1)
If you ever get up on your feet, same time. If you have where you can go to the grocery store without a car, you ain’t gotta trip. It’s a struggle. Let me tell you, I’m about to have whatever. Get a witness. When I get a witness, you have to change what you’re buying.

(Speaker 1)
It means we are not good at delayed gratification. You ain’t gonna die. It’s temporary discomfort. We are wrestling between temporary discomfort and long -term benefit. Never make a permanent decision over a temporary condition. The reason this message is important is because you’re right on the cusp of something and your values are gonna make a difference.

(Speaker 1)
Because your values are going to determine your choices. And if you value the right thing, you will suffer for it. You will wait for it. You will endure for it. You will sacrifice for it. You will know that the long -term benefit outweighs the immediate gratification.

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