Pastor Scott encourages us to go back to the beginning in Genesis. It is important not only to recognize what God does, but to see how He does it. He paints on the canvas of chaos. He was not threated by the void and we shouldn't be either. The disarray, darkness and lack of form, didn't intimidate Him, it only motivated Him. It moved Him to action. He celebrated at each juncture. He said, "It is good!" Sharon and Peggy build upon this teaching by discussing the relevance to their lives. Beginning can be risky. You have to face fear and insecurity. The void can signal that God has created within you, the solution for a problem not previously discovered. Sometimes, you just have to drive a stake in the ground and START! A dream with no action is a fantasy. Walt Disney said, "The way to get started, is to stop talking and start doing!"