Win the Day Part 2

What is the mindset suggested as a prerequisite for winning the day?

What metaphor is used to represent tackling difficult tasks?

What should individuals do to prepare for God's work according to the content?

What is indicated as God's role in relation to human efforts?

What does 'doing little things like they’re big things' imply?

What is necessary to achieve amazing outcomes according to the content?

Which statement best captures the idea of God's timing in relation to human actions?

What significant event is described as the birthday of the church?

How long did the apostles pray in the upper room before the Day of Pentecost?

What does Harold Crick's daily routine highlight about his life?

What changed in Harold Crick's life that was considered extraordinary?

What was the amount of the investment offered to National Community Church?

What was the reason given by the caller for their generous investment in the church?

What concept does the phrase 'God-sized dream' refer to?

What is suggested about budgeting in the context of vision?

Life-Altering Days

Ordinary days can become extraordinary; Pentecost is an example
Preparing for an extraordinary day involves consistent prayer and action (e.g., ten days of prayer)

Harold Crick's Predictable Life

Harold Crick meticulously brushed his teeth 76 times per day (38 back and forth, 38 up and down) for twelve years
He worked as a senior IRS auditor and processed an average of 7.134 tax returns daily for twelve years
He took a 45.7-minute lunch break and a 4.3-minute coffee break every day
His life highlights the importance of routine yet emphasizes a need for flexibility
His routine life ended when he missed the bus - demonstrating that the mundane can turn unique.

A $3 Million Investment

The author received a $3 million investment in his church, significantly exceeding the church's annual income
The donor cited "vision beyond your resources"
The message is that God's vision surpasses personal limitations

God's Vision and Resources

God's vision is bigger than human limitations
God controls vast resources (e.g., "the cattle on a thousand hills")
God can achieve more in one day than a person can in their lifetime

Winning the Day - Mindset and Habits

Winning the day starts with a mindset of faith and belief in God
Habits like "eating the frog" (tackling the hardest task first) and "flying the kite" (seeking God's guidance) will help accomplish daily tasks
Self-confidence is important but has to be rooted in faith & trust in God
God works through consistent efforts/obedience

Consecration and Amazing Things

Consecration (dedication) to God is crucial for experiencing God's actions
God does the amazing things; people consecrate themselves
Today's actions impact tomorrow; God's amazing actions follow

Explore the significance of extraordinary moments like Pentecost and the impact of routine in Harold Crick's life. Discover how a substantial investment in a church illustrates the concept of divine vision exceeding personal limitations. This quiz encourages reflection on the balance between consistency and flexibility in our lives.