Bryce Crawford

I think that's the urgency that I've got.

I think that's what we got to have.

You know, it's like I want to be all in.

What do you think kind of holds you back from being all in?

Do you think it's a fear of finances, fear of family falling apart, fear of this, fear of that?

You said it right there.

Are you happy?

I heard this quote one time from this guy, George Mueller.

He's a famous Christian from a couple hundred years ago.

He said, if you're not content with the amount of money you have in your bank account, you would never be content with double the amount of money in your bank account.

And it's interesting that there's a story in Luke chapter 16 where Jesus talks to this man, a rich young ruler.

And he goes, hey, Jesus, what do I need to do to enter the kingdom of heaven?

Kind of cocky.

And Jesus says, well, love the Lord your God with your whole heart, soul, mind, and strength and love your neighbor as yourself.

And he's like, well, I already do that.

And Jesus says, okay, well, sell everything you have and follow me.

And it says that the rich man got sad.

And this is where we hear the analogy for it's easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than it is for a rich man in the kingdom of heaven.

And the man got sad.

Now, it doesn't say it's impossible.