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EPISODE · Jan 20, 2021 · 6 MIN

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from Triplefect Podcast · host Neal and Amie Preston

LIT VERSE: Proverbs 12: 11,24 and 13:4 He who tills his land will have plenty of bread, but he who pursues vain things lacks sense. The hand of the diligent will rule, but the slack hand will be put to forced labor. The soul of the sluggard craves and gets nothing, but the soul of the diligent is made fat. THOUGHT BREAKDOWN: “Tracker” “Slacker” Till=Plenty Vain Things = Lacks Sense Diligent = Rule Slack = Forced Labor Diligent = Fat Craves = Gets Nothing This list says it all… It’s about staying true to your calling. Don’t lose focus on what your true mission is. WHAT IS THE SPIRIT SAYING? You were meant to work the land I have given you. You are called to be diligent to the task. Don’t slack. Stay focused. This mission is critical, the enemy doesn’t want you to succeed, but I’m with you. Don’t worry, get to work! WHAT WILL I DO ABOUT IT? Today, I will watch out for the squirrel mentality. Short attention spans steal our destiny. Stay focused with the highest calling. I AM GRATEFUL FOR… divinely designed labor. TRACKER QUESTIONS What is your highest calling? How would you describe it? Are you living out the calling with full focus? Do you need to pivot any area of your life to max out the impact?

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