What's My Vision?

Well, as always, we like to start out with scripture.

Um, it's good to have a scripture.

The message today is what's my vision, God? What's my vision? And you take that for yourself.

What's my vision for me, God? But I'm gonna start out with a scripture, and we use it for our men's ministry.

If, if you grab one of those sheets or something, you might see it.

It says, "Where there is no vision, the people perish: but he that keepeth the law, happy is he." Proverbs 29:18.

That's the King James Version.

Where there is no vision, the people perish.

You have to have a vision in your life for everything that you do, whether it's a job, whether it's going to school, it doesn't matter what it's about, you need to have a vision, even in your family.

What's my vision for me and my wife, my children, Lord? You need to show me, Lord, because I don't have a vision right now, Lord.

So it's important for you to read the scripture and say, "Lord, I need that vision for me." For our men's ministry, it's to reach men in the community.

I, I might not have any out.

I might have forgot to put them out.

But what it is, is to build character.

That's our vision, to help build character in each one of you to when you walk out of here, you're like, "You know what? I'm a different man." To build integrity in you.

If you don't have integrity, you can say, "You know what? I'm gonna be different", and you walk out of here different.

That's our vision, to touch you and to reach you and, and to let you know that, that you are a, a man of God and you sh- you are held to a higher standard, and it's important for you to, to be like that.

And of course, one thing that we like to do is iron sharpens iron.

The Bible says it.

We stand on it.

For us to get better, to get stronger, we need to have that.

We need to have other men that we can call on and say, "Hey brother, pray for me." I needed that today.