Win the Day Part 2
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What is the mindset suggested as a prerequisite for winning the day?

  • A reliance on external validation
  • A preference for perfection
  • A focus on immediate results
  • A belief in cumulative efforts (correct)

What metaphor is used to represent tackling difficult tasks?

  • Eating the frog (correct)
  • Flying a kite
  • Running a marathon
  • Climbing a mountain

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

  • Focus solely on personal achievements
  • Seek public recognition
  • Consecrate themselves daily (correct)
  • Plan for success diligently

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

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

<p>Valuing every action regardless of size (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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

<p>Winning the day consistently (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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

<p>God's work unfolds beyond human timelines (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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

<p>The Day of Pentecost (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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

<p>Ten days (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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

<p>Absolute predictability (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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

<p>He missed the bus for the first time in twelve years (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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

<p>$3 million (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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

<p>Because of vision beyond resources (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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

<p>A vision that is beyond one's ability and resources (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is suggested about budgeting in the context of vision?

<p>Vision should not be limited by budget constraints (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Daily Rituals

Activities or routines consistently performed each day.

Life-altering Day

A day that significantly alters the course of your life, often starting like any other.

Power of 24 Hours

The power of consistent effort, where daily actions accumulate to create a significant impact.

Vision Beyond Resources

A situation where the vision is greater than the available resources.

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God-Sized Dream

A dream that's inspired by God and surpasses your own abilities.

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Ordinary Wednesday

A recurring theme: an ordinary day that can become extraordinary due to unexpected events or opportunities.

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Gift Beyond Income

A gift or resource that exceeds your current capabilities.

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God's Vision > Your Vision

A belief that God's vision for your life is greater than your own plans.

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Cumulative Effect

The belief that small, consistent actions over time will lead to significant results.

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Eat the Frog

The practice of focusing on and completing the most important task first, often the one you least want to do.

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Fly the Kite

A metaphor for pursuing your passions and dreams with enthusiasm and dedication.

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Consecrate Yourself

The act of setting aside time for spiritual reflection, prayer, and seeking God's guidance.

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God's Ability

The understanding that God's power and ability to work in our lives far surpasses our own.

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Winning the Day

The principle that by focusing on making the most of each day, we invite God's blessings and amazing things to happen.

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Long Obedience

The belief that God will work powerfully in our lives if we consistently choose to obey Him.

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Study Notes

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

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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.

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