God Is

Dr. Bobby Allen's sermon, "God Is," emphasizes the ever-present, active nature of God as described in Psalm 46:1, highlighting Him as a refuge, source of strength, and immediate help in times of trouble. The message uses biblical examples to illustrate God's power and constant availability for comfort and victory. Additionally, a second text, also attributed to Dr. Bobby Allen, reinforces the importance of believing that God is alive, actively working, and a rewarder for those who diligently seek Him, drawing from Hebrews 11:6. This sermon focuses on God's faithfulness and unchanging nature, urging believers to declare these truths to combat fear and doubt. Both texts collectively assert that acknowledging "God is" profoundly transforms perspective and reinforces faith.

"God Is," emphasizes the ever-present, active nature of God as described in Psalm 46:1, highlighting Him as a refuge, source of strength, and immediate help in times of trouble. The message uses biblical examples to illustrate God's power and constant availability for comfort and victory. This sermon focuses on God's faithfulness and unchanging nature, urging believers to declare these truths to combat fear and doubt. Acknowledging "God is" profoundly transforms perspective and reinforces faith.

"Facing Giants" by Dr. Bobby Allen, serves as an inspirational spiritual guide, drawing parallels between the biblical story of David and Goliath and contemporary life struggles. It emphasizes that "giants" represent modern challenges like fear, doubt, and financial hardship, asserting that these difficulties are real, but God's power is greater. The text highlights that facing these "giants" tests one's faith rather than physical strength, encouraging readers to confront them in the name of God rather than alone. Ultimately, the author posits that overcoming these personal "giants" through faith will inspire others, reinforcing the belief that with God, victory is assured, concluding with practical steps and a prayer for readers to apply these principles.

"Facing Giants" by Dr. Bobby Allen, serves as an inspirational spiritual guide, drawing parallels between the biblical story of David and Goliath and contemporary life struggles. It emphasizes that "giants" represent modern challenges like fear, doubt, and financial hardship, asserting that these difficulties are real, but God's power is greater. The text highlights that facing these "giants" tests one's faith rather than physical strength, encouraging readers to confront them in the name of God rather than alone. Ultimately, the author posits that overcoming these personal "giants" through faith will inspire others, reinforcing the belief that with God, victory is assured, concluding with practical steps and a prayer for readers to apply these principles.

 "Let’s Get To Work" by Dr. Bobby Allen, emphasizes that genuine faith requires active participation and tangible effort, not just passive belief or discussion. It argues that biblical figures consistently demonstrated their faith through action, such as Noah building the ark or Abraham journeying to an unknown land. The author asserts that God often works through individuals, urging readers to overcome comfort and inconvenience to fulfill their divine assignments, seeing their efforts as "Kingdom Business" that holds eternal significance. Ultimately, the text calls for a transition from simply assenting to faith to actively engaging in God's work with urgency and dedication, highlighting that such labor is never in vain.

"Let’s Get To Work" by Dr. Bobby Allen, emphasizes that genuine faith requires active participation and tangible effort, not just passive belief or discussion. It argues that biblical figures consistently demonstrated their faith through action, such as Noah building the ark or Abraham journeying to an unknown land. The author asserts that God often works through individuals, urging readers to overcome comfort and inconvenience to fulfill their divine assignments, seeing their efforts as "Kingdom Business" that holds eternal significance. Ultimately, the text calls for a transition from simply assenting to faith to actively engaging in God's work with urgency and dedication, highlighting that such labor is never in vain.

"I Bear The Scars" by Dr. Bobby Allen, centers on the profound meaning of spiritual and physical "scars" endured by believers. Drawing from Galatians 6:17, the sermon asserts that these marks are not signs of weakness but rather badges of honor and identity with Jesus Christ, who himself bore scars. Dr. Allen emphasizes that Christians will inevitably face suffering and pain for their faith, whether emotional or physical, but these experiences ultimately serve as testimonies of God's power and a deeper belonging to Him. The sermon concludes by encouraging believers to embrace their scars, using them to inspire and provide hope to others, reminding them that these marks signify perseverance and a future reward in glory.

"I Bear The Scars" by Dr. Bobby Allen, centers on the profound meaning of spiritual and physical "scars" endured by believers. Drawing from Galatians 6:17, the sermon asserts that these marks are not signs of weakness but rather badges of honor and identity with Jesus Christ, who himself bore scars. Dr. Allen emphasizes that Christians will inevitably face suffering and pain for their faith, whether emotional or physical, but these experiences ultimately serve as testimonies of God's power and a deeper belonging to Him. The sermon concludes by encouraging believers to embrace their scars, using them to inspire and provide hope to others, reminding them that these marks signify perseverance and a future reward in glory.

The provided sermon, "HEAL: Hope, Restoration, and the Healing Power of God", by Dr. Bobby Allen, centers on the profound concept of divine healing. It emphasizes that God sees and cares for all brokenness, whether physical, emotional, or spiritual. The sermon asserts that healing is assured with God, though it may not always be instantaneous, and encourages individuals to reach for Jesus, the "Great Physician," through faith. Furthermore, it highlights that healing extends beyond the physical realm to encompass inner and relational restoration, ultimately suggesting that one's healing serves as a powerful testimony to God's continued work.

The provided sermon, "HEAL: Hope, Restoration, and the Healing Power of God", by Dr. Bobby Allen, centers on the profound concept of divine healing. It emphasizes that God sees and cares for all brokenness, whether physical, emotional, or spiritual. The sermon asserts that healing is assured with God, though it may not always be instantaneous, and encourages individuals to reach for Jesus, the "Great Physician," through faith. Furthermore, it highlights that healing extends beyond the physical realm to encompass inner and relational restoration, ultimately suggesting that one's healing serves as a powerful testimony to God's continued work.