It’s OK if others don’t see your greatness as long as you see it and you get God the glory for it 

They look at you, they don't see how you're able to do what you do. It's kind of like when they looked at Samson. Samson did not look like Lou Ferrigno. He did not look like the Incredible Hulk. He looked more like a Pee-wee Herman. If he had triceps, biceps, and quadriceps bulging on him, they would not have to try to figure out what was the source of his strength, what was his secret. They would have looked at him and said, man, you're bench pressing 2,000 pounds, no wonder you can do what you do. No, he didn't look like that. So when people saw what he did, the excellency of the power, the glory goes to God. And when people look at you and what you're able to do and how gifted and how creative you are, they don't give you the credit because they don't see how you're able to do what you're doing. But all you can do is just raise your hand and say, well, I give God the glory, baby. So you have treasure on the inside of you, and I'm afraid that many of you are allowing for your treasure to be buried instead of cultivating it. And the Bible says in Luke 12:24 that except the corn of wheat falls into the ground and dies, it abides alone. But if it dies, if, if it is cultivated, if, if you work it, if you allow for it to germinate and reproduce after its own kind, it will bring forth much fruit. When they look at you, they don't see how