Christian Huff

Yeah.

So I don't I never have ever compared myself to my illustrations like Dr. Tony Evans or my speaking style like my mom.

I've always been like I take the parts of them that are really good and how they do it well.

And I'll just implement into what I'm doing and then I'll do it my way.

That makes sense.

If that answers your question at all.

Yeah.

And I will piggyback off that.

I'm not on the other side of it by any means necessarily, not even close.

But I am in the shifting process because I think recently, as I've been hanging around a lot of older, more wiser people intentionally, I've been understanding the importance of being a body of Christ.

Now, many people today look at that as collaborations with people in their same sphere, but that can also be generationally.

I don't understand why

I wouldn't use the resources and the benefits for the kingdom of God for what they've worked so hard to do.

Because I started realizing it, long story short, I'll get to the question in a second, I'm so sorry.

Yeah, because a lot of it just stemmed in pride, to be honest with you, at least for me.

I want to do it my way.

I want to do it.

I want to get all the recognition for doing it.

And it's really just like, oh, no, we said humility or humble.

It sort of reminded me of like I had to humble myself and still have to humble myself intentionally to be like, yes, I work hard.