Rejection.

Rejection, the point of rejection is the place where faith is proven.

Rejection is a magnometer that you must go through to prove that you can take the flight

that God's about to put you home.

Until you master your ability to cope with no.

He who would be defined by rejection is rejected before he is ever born.

The rejection is almost prophetic of the whole Christology experience of who he is.

He would spend a lifetime of being rejected. He would spend a lifetime

of coming to his own and his own people not receiving him. He would spend a lifetime of being

rejected by many of the disciples that he poured into. He would spend a lifetime of being

rejected. That's how he ended up on the cross. He would spend a lifetime

of red—I can't take no more rejection.

Do you know what rejection does to self-esteem? Do you know what, do you know what rejection does?

Does anybody in here know what rejection does to self-esteem?

Do you understand how personal this is?

How do I go back out there and tell her that I didn't get the job that they called me for

the interview and they picked somebody else? How do I tell her that they repossessed a car

and I had to get a ride home with a friend?

How do I get myself to come home and tell my kids,

we don't have no Christmas.

I want to talk to people who understand something about rejection.

Not just rejection.

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