Deep Dive I Trust You God

Two of Brother Bobby's friends conduct a deep-dive discussion on his latest sermon, "I Want More of You, God." This sermon excerpt from Dr. Bobby Allen emphasizes the importance of seeking a deeper relationship with God. It uses biblical verses from Psalms, Matthew, Jeremiah, Philippians, John, James, and Ephesians to illustrate the human longing for God and God's promise to fulfill that longing. The sermon encourages actively seeking God through prayer, studying scripture, and obedience, emphasizing that a closer relationship with God brings abundant joy, peace, and strength. The message concludes with a prayer requesting a deeper connection with God's presence.

This sermon excerpt from Dr. Bobby Allen emphasizes the importance of seeking a deeper relationship with God. It uses biblical verses from Psalms, Matthew, Jeremiah, Philippians, John, James, and Ephesians to illustrate the human longing for God and God's promise to fulfill that longing. The sermon encourages actively seeking God through prayer, studying scripture, and obedience, emphasizing that a closer relationship with God brings abundant joy, peace, and strength. The message concludes with a prayer requesting a deeper connection with God's presence.

Two of Brother Bobby's friends discuss his latest sermon, "I Trust You, God". Dr. Allen talks about trust—the kind that brings peace in the storm, clarity in confusion, and strength in weakness. He asserts, that trusting God is not always easy. It’s a daily choice, especially when life doesn't go as planned. But he has reminded you that God is faithful, even when we can’t see the whole picture.

I want to talk to you about trust—the kind of trust that brings peace in the storm, clarity in confusion, and strength in weakness. Trusting God is not always easy. It’s a daily choice, especially when life doesn't go as planned. But I’ve come to remind you that God is faithful, even when we can’t see the whole picture.

Two of Dr. Bobby Allen's new friends are discussing this week's sermon, "Filled With The Spirit". They deeply dive into the sermon and share their insight with you.The Bible teaches that being filled with the Spirit is essential for every believer who desires to live a victorious Christian life. This filling of the Spirit is not a one-time event but an ongoing experience that transforms us from the inside out. Paul’s command in Ephesians 5:18 is clear: “Be filled with the Spirit.” It’s not an option for the elite or a privilege for a select few; it’s God’s desire for all His children.

The Bible teaches that being filled with the Spirit is essential for every believer who desires to live a victorious Christian life. This filling of the Spirit is not a one-time event but an ongoing experience that transforms us from the inside out. Paul’s command in Ephesians 5:18 is clear: “Be filled with the Spirit.” It’s not an option for the elite or a privilege for a select few; it’s God’s desire for all His children. This message guides you through the process of being filled with the Spirit.

This message, rooted in Zechariah 4:6, is both a challenge and an invitation. God calls us to trust in His Spirit, not our own might or power. Let us explore how this truth can transform our lives. Zechariah 4:6 - "‘Not by might nor by power, but by My Spirit,’ says the Lord of hosts."

Have you ever asked, “God, who are You?” It’s a profound question that echoes throughout Scripture. As we seek to understand who God is, we discover that He reveals Himself in many ways—through His Word, His creation, and His relationship with us. The Bible introduces us to a God beyond our comprehension, yet intimately close. He is powerful yet personal, holy yet merciful, infinite yet loving. Today, let’s dive into the Word and explore some of the ways God has revealed Himself, so that we may know Him more deeply and worship Him more fully. 

Today, we reflect on a powerful posture that speaks without words—a posture of humility, surrender, and reverence: kneeling before God. "On bended knee" is not just a physical position, but a spiritual one. It is an attitude that acknowledges our complete dependence on the Lord, showing that we know He is the source of our strength, hope, and deliverance.

This message explains the ways inwhich God communicates with us. Many of us wonders if God listens to us or if He talks to us. God is always speaking. When you know what to listen for, you are more likely to hear His voice.