
In "Dream Big, Think Small," Pastor Jeff Manion reveals how extraordinary lives are built through daily consistency, not dramatic leaps. What if the secret to lasting impact lies in "holy redundancy" - the small, faithful actions that Pastor Craig Groeschel and thousands of readers have found transformative?
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Have you ever dreamed of achieving something extraordinary? Of making a lasting impact on the world around you? I believe that truly great lives are built on the foundation of what I call "holy redundancy" - a persistent determination to move faithfully in the right direction, one small step at a time. In our fast-paced world, we often celebrate dramatic breakthroughs and overnight successes. But the truth is, most remarkable lives are shaped through thousands of unremarkable steps taken day after day. It's not about making huge leaps, but rather about showing up consistently and doing the small things well. Think about it - a thriving marriage isn't built in a day, but through countless acts of love and forgiveness. Financial stability doesn't come from winning the lottery, but from saving a little bit from each paycheck over many years. Spiritual maturity isn't achieved through a single mountaintop experience, but through daily habits of prayer and Scripture reading. The heroes we admire in the Bible demonstrate this principle. Before David faced Goliath, he faithfully tended his family's flock of sheep day after day. Before Daniel's dramatic encounter in the lions' den, he consistently prayed three times a day for years. Even Jesus spent much of his ministry engaged in seemingly mundane activities of teaching and praying.