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Speaker 6: Hey man, thank you for being here today. We appreciate

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Speaker 6: just encourage us today about maybe recommitting to some of

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Speaker 6: our former commitments or or making new commitments, commitments to those.

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Speaker 4: Things that are very important to your life.

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Speaker 6: Things that are going to cause you to walk in

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Speaker 4: You see, to walk in these.

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Speaker 6: Things, you must be committed to these things. Anything you

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Speaker 6: sometimes people are afraid of commitment, you know, they don't

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Speaker 6: Sometimes we like to keep our options open. Maybe there's

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Speaker 6: a plan B later on we'd rather choose. But I

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Speaker 6: bet every one of us could look over our life

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Speaker 6: all in on wholehearted, those are the things we're enjoying

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Speaker 6: It's a wish anyway, That's not the way a commitment

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Speaker 6: has to be approached. We have to decide commitment is

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Speaker 6: Commitment means obligation, determination, discipline. See to make a commitment

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Speaker 6: is gonna cost you something. You're gonna have to focus

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Speaker 6: that commitment will benefit you eventually. And that's the importance

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Speaker 6: not always easy. If commitment was easy, everybody would be accomplishing,

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Speaker 6: everybody would be walking in victory, everybody would have great relationship,

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Speaker 4: But commitment is what it's going to take, you know.

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Speaker 6: When our son Jonathan was just a little boy, I

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Speaker 6: God is asking us to commit to him those important

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Speaker 6: commitment is not a wish. Commitment is an action. We

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Speaker 4: Take the step of faith. We're gonna have to do

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Speaker 6: See, everybody wants to have a degree, everybody wants those

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Speaker 6: That we're truly committed to that bring us the freedom

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Speaker 4: You see, our son, Jonathan. Now he could have chose

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Speaker 6: He was tired of hearing me telling to practice, and

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Speaker 6: it will serve your cause. See, I believe that God

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Speaker 6: Where it may have looked like I was stealing his

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Speaker 4: A greater freedom.

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Speaker 6: He gets to experience something he would not have experienced

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Speaker 6: if he would not have committed to that. See, I'm

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Speaker 6: If you want people to look at your word and

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Speaker 6: You can only be committed, truly committed to so many things.

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Speaker 6: You can't be committed to everyone. You can't be committed

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Speaker 6: in your life. And you're gonna make a commitment, you

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Speaker 6: I love so many things about her, but there are

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Speaker 6: Renew that commitment on a daily basis. Put actions behind

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