Keion Henderson - Pursuing the Plan

How many of you know that God is doing something great in your life? Let me see your hands. And how many of you know that the enemy is going to try to distract you along the way? I’m going to give you some tools so that you can become unstoppable. Somebody shout, «I’m unstoppable!» Come on, stop.

Alright, let’s go to Acts chapter 20. Look at verse number one. As we do this today, I want you to perceive in your mind that no weapon formed against you will be able to prosper and that every attack of the enemy is already over before it starts. I want you to hear me: there is no way that you can lose. Only a few of you got that, because right now you feel like you’re losing. I want you to hear me; I’m getting ready to prove it to you. There is no way possible for you to lose if you started. «He who has begun a good work in you shall establish it until the day of Jesus Christ.» The only way to fail is to not start. If you began, you will win. Now, I’m only preaching to those who believe it, so if you don’t believe it, you can sit down. I don’t know who I’m not preaching to, and I’m going to only preach to those who are standing up, so I won’t look; you won’t hurt my feelings.

Alright, is everybody ready? Alright, the screen is kind of dope, isn’t it? Y’all saw how I came down now though; we’re the only church in America that got it, so y’all should be excited about that! Yes! Touch your neighbor and say, «We don’t go; we do it.» So, any man for being dope, that is alright. But what’s going to be even more dope is when I got that on these two sides to you. See, I already built the infrastructure. You see that? What does the word say? Right now, I’m not even using this part over here, but I already have the infrastructure because I know it’s coming.

See, the problem with waiting until you get it is that you don’t have any faith. I don’t even have it yet, but I have the infrastructure. The other thing that you can’t see is these trusts go all the way into the ground and extend 25 feet up to the ceiling because the screen is so heavy that I have to distribute the weight. You see, if you don’t go high enough and deep enough, you won’t be able to hold it. So, you’re going to have to go deep-deep! You’re gonna have to go down far enough, but then you’re going to have to raise the stairs. You 're going to have to go high enough, and only those who have roots and branches will survive. Everybody thinks it’s the tree, but it’s the roots.

Touch your neighbor and say, «Go deeper.» Acts chapter 20, verse number one: «And the uproar ceased; Paul called unto him the disciples and embraced them, and departed to go to Macedonia .» And when he had gone over those parts and given much exhortation, he came to Greece. Everybody say Greece. And there he abode- in other words, he stayed there-for three months. He stayed there for three months. Let 's go down to verse number four. And he went to Asia, and so did Peter in Berea and the Thessalonians. Are y’all with me so far? And Aristarchus went there, and after he left there, guess where he went? Secundus went there, and Gaius in Derbe, and Timotheus, all of Asia. And then guess what? After that, he went to Kiyose and to Troma. Then he went from there to a place called Showass. Everybody say Showass. And when he went from there, he went to a place called Philippi. I’m trying to show you that all of these different places you’ve been are nothing more than stops along the journey, and you were not supposed to stay in Thessalonica; you were not supposed to stay in Timotheus; you were not supposed to stay in Troma; you were not supposed to stay in New Orleans; you were not supposed to stay in Mississippi; you are not supposed to stay in Galveston.

All of that was so you could get to Houston and get your breakthrough. I wish I had somebody! And in all those other places, you were not supposed to stay broke; you were not supposed to stay depressed. All of that was working together for the good of them-Lord help me in this place! And he sailed away from Philippi after the days of unleavened bread and came unto Troas in five days, where he stayed seven days. Sometimes you have to stay longer than it took you to get there! And upon the first day of the week, when the disciples came together to break bread, Paul preached unto them, ready to depart on the morrow, and continued his speech until midnight. And I know that if Paul started church at 11 o’clock and his sermon lasted until midnight, some of y’all ain’t gonna make it to 1 p.m. Some of y’all have a 30-minute limit! Some of y’all have 20 minutes. You start thinking, «Well, I wonder what the beans are doing at home? I wonder if their line is going to be long at the brunch.» I’m telling you, I got to get up there and get out of here! Before I wonder what it’s going to be like getting out of the parking lot, he preached until midnight.