The greatest gift given to mankind

is not the gift of sight, but the gift

of VISION.

Sight is a function of the eyes;

VISION is a function of the HEART.
 Four introductory
principles of VISION
1. The principle of GENERATIONAL VISION
2. The principle of ASSOCIATION
3. The principle of GOOD vs. GREAT
4. The principle of PERSONAL and
CORPORATE VISION
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 Proverbs 29:18
  Where there is no vision [no
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redemptive revelation of God], the

people perish;
 Proverbs 13:22
22
A good man leaves an inheritance [of
moral stability and goodness] to his
children's children, and the wealth of the
sinner [finds its way eventually] into the
hands of the righteous, for whom it was
laid up.
 1. The principle of
GENERATIONAL VISION
- VISION is future focused.
- VISION is generational
- VISION is greater than the visionary
- VISION is more powerful than death
- YOU CAN RESET THE VISION FOR
YOUR DESCENDENTS.
 Four introductory
principles of VISION
1. The principle of GENERATIONAL VISION
2. The principle of ASSOCIATION
3. The principle of GOOD vs. GREAT
4. The principle of PERSONAL and
CORPORATE VISION
 Luke 11:17
  17But He, [well] aware of their intent and
purpose, said to them, Every kingdom split
up against itself is doomed and brought to
desolation, and so house falls upon house.
[The disunited household will collapse.]
 Mount of Transfiguration
Luke 9:29-31
    29And as he was praying, the appearance
of his face was transformed, and his
clothes became dazzling white. 30
Suddenly, two men, Moses and Elijah,
appeared and began talking with Jesus.
   
 Mount of Transfiguration
Luke 9:29-31
   
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They were glorious to see. And they
were speaking about His exodus from this
world, which was about to be fulfilled in
Jerusalem.
   
 2. The principle of
ASSOCIATION
- You must surround yourself with people that
are willing to see what you see.
- Do the people you spend time with stir your gift
or suffocate your gift?
- When you see the Glory of Jesus you get a
picture of your calling.
- Critics criticize because they have too much
time on their hands.
 Four introductory
principles of VISION
1. The principle of GENERATIONAL VISION
2. The principle of ASSOCIATION
3. The principle of GOOD vs. GREAT
4. The principle of PERSONAL and
CORPORATE VISION
 Luke 10:38-41
38
Now it happened as they went that He
entered a certain village; and a certain
woman named Martha welcomed Him into
her house. 39 And she had a sister called
Mary, who also sat at Jesus’[a] feet and heard
His word. 40 But Martha was distracted with
much serving,
 Luke 10:38-41
and she approached Him and said, “Lord, do
You not care that my sister has left me to serve
alone? Therefore tell her to help me.”
41
"Martha, Martha," the Lord answered, "you
are worried and upset about many things, 42but
only one thing is needed.[a] Mary has chosen
what is better, and it will not be taken away
from her."
 3. The principle of
GOOD vs. GREAT
- Are you so busy ‘looking’ for your calling you
miss seeing Jesus right in front of you.
- ‘The Great do what the Good are too scared
to’…and sometimes that is to stop relying on
ourselves and rely completely on Jesus.
- God wants you to live out of His GREATNESS
instead of your goodness.
 Four introductory
principles of VISION
1. The principle of GENERATIONAL VISION
2. The principle of ASSOCIATION
3. The principle of GOOD vs. GREAT
4. The principle of PERSONAL and
CORPORATE VISION
 4. The principle of
PERSONAL and CORPORATE VISION

- Your PERSONAL VISION is accomplished

through a CORPORATE VISION.

- You can’t do it on your own!

- Make sure you follow a GREAT LEADER!

 Four introductory
principles of VISION
1. The principle of GENERATIONAL VISION
2. The principle of ASSOCIATION
3. The principle of GOOD vs. GREAT
4. The principle of PERSONAL and
CORPORATE VISION