Lonnell Williams

The alarm can wake you up, but it cannot carry you out.

Conviction exposes the danger, but repentance moves your feet.

Stop celebrating the sound of the conviction while deliberately staying inside of the fire.

On yesterday, when I was in New York, I had to take an early flight home to make sure that I was prepared for this morning.

And me, foolishly, I got in the bed and I forgot to plug my cell phone up to the charger.

How many people do that all the time?

I did.

I've done it twice this week for some reason.

And when I looked at my phone before I went to sleep, my cell phone was at 90%.

So me being lazy, I said, well, it's fine.

I'll have enough.

As long as my alarm goes off at 6 a.m., I will be okay.

Now, normally during the week, I usually get up around 3.30, 4 o'clock in the morning.

I just get up, right?

And so in my mind, I'm like, even if something happens, I'm still going to get up naturally because the alarm is just going to go off in my head.

So when I woke up yesterday morning and I looked out the window, the sun was out.

And you know that first moment when you wake up, you're like, man, am I tripping?

Is that the sun?

No, I'm not tripping.

I said, no, I must be going crazy.