Sermon Rewind | Preceding New Realms of God's Glory

Oh, great.

What do you do on long flights? Sorry? What do you do on long flights?

On long flights, I read, I sleep.

I have my quiet time.

Yeah, you know, because I have my quiet time.

And then, you see, I also move my calf muscles because I'm not as young as I used to be.

And I know that if you don't, blood clots can form and all that.

So I want to sit where I can stretch my legs better so that I can move my legs more.

So I do my quiet time.

and all of that.

And after that, I don't watch film anymore.

I don't, all those movie stuff, you know, I want to catch some rest now because time difference and all those things affect you.

And when you get older, you should make some allowance for age.

So all those jet lag things happen.

So yeah, I try to put those things into consideration.

And, but basically I have my quiet time.

I sleep, I read, you know, and then I make sure I'm standing up.

I walk around, I move my calf muscles and all that.

And, uh, You know, when I prepare before time, I pray for the person to sit next to me and God brings somebody I can lead to Christ.

You know, all those kinds of things too, yeah.

Right.

Talking about reading, now, what's the most impactful? I know, you know, you've shared about a lot of the work of the late Kenneth Hagin.

Is there one book that you would say is your most impactful?

It's difficult.

It's difficult for me.