Walkers and Talkers

Every Christian is a revolutionary.  The most impacting leaders are those

There is a tide in the affairs of men, Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune; Omitted, all the voyage of their life Is bound in shallows and in miseries

You don't have to move to follow a talker because they're not going anywhere.

A walker is another story.

To follow a walker you have to move.  You can't be a follower and stay where you are.

Many times we think we're walking when we are only talking.

Revolutionaries are going if no one else is going.  They have a cause that compels them forward.  The crowd is fascinated by talkers and walkers.  The complacent crowd is a hindrance to a walker and an aphrodisiac to a talker.

A walker wants to make a difference.  A talker just wants to be different - to be noticed.

Talkers are inspired by walkers.