None Can Compare

“If I Be Lifted” by Dr. Bobby Allen, centers on the profound meaning of Jesus's statement in John 12:32, emphasizing that His elevation, particularly on the cross, serves to draw all people to Himself. The sermon explores the prophetic nature of Jesus's crucifixion, highlighting it as a divinely orchestrated act of redemption, not merely an act of suffering. It also addresses the purpose behind this lifting, explaining that when Jesus is exalted, hearts are drawn, chains are broken, and reconciliation occurs. Finally, the text stresses the ongoing call for believers to "lift" Jesus through worship, witness, and obedience, asserting that this act of exaltation leads to the drawing of "all men" and impacts eternity.

This sermon, titled "None Can Compare" by Dr. Bobby Allen, emphasizes the uniqueness and supremacy of God based on Psalm 86:8. It systematically highlights that nothing and no one can be compared to God in terms of His power, love, faithfulness, grace, mercy, and omnipresent presence. The sermon provides numerous biblical references and examples to illustrate God's matchless attributes, contrasting His steadfastness with the changing nature of the world and human fallibility. Ultimately, it encourages believers to trust in God above all else, offering reflection questions and a prayer to reinforce His incomparable nature.

This sermon, titled "None Can Compare" by Dr. Bobby Allen, emphasizes the uniqueness and supremacy of God based on Psalm 86:8. It systematically highlights that nothing and no one can be compared to God in terms of His power, love, faithfulness, grace, mercy, and omnipresent presence. The sermon provides numerous biblical references and examples to illustrate God's matchless attributes, contrasting His steadfastness with the changing nature of the world and human fallibility. Ultimately, it encourages believers to trust in God above all else, offering reflection questions and a prayer to reinforce His incomparable nature.

"Pain to Purpose" by Dr. Bobby Allen, explores the transformative power of suffering through a spiritual lens. It posits that God utilizes personal pain, grief, and trials not as destructive forces, but as catalysts for divine purpose and growth. Drawing upon Biblical examples like Jesus weeping, Joseph's imprisonment, and Gethsemane, the sermon illustrates how adversity prepares individuals, builds their wisdom, and equips them to comfort and serve others. Ultimately, it encourages surrendering personal struggles to God, believing He will convert them into strength, testimony, and a pathway to fulfilling one's calling.

 "Pain to Purpose" by Dr. Bobby Allen, explores the transformative power of suffering through a spiritual lens. It posits that God utilizes personal pain, grief, and trials not as destructive forces, but as catalysts for divine purpose and growth. Drawing upon Biblical examples like Jesus weeping, Joseph's imprisonment, and Gethsemane, the sermon illustrates how adversity prepares individuals, builds their wisdom, and equips them to comfort and serve others. Ultimately, it encourages surrendering personal struggles to God, believing He will convert them into strength, testimony, and a pathway to fulfilling one's calling.

"Faith Over Fear Sermon" by Dr. Bobby Allen, centers on the biblical concept of overcoming fear through faith. Citing various scriptures like 2 Timothy 1:7 and Isaiah 41:10, the sermon emphasizes that God intends for believers to live in faith, not in fear, which is portrayed as a deceptive force. It asserts that faith is a choice to trust God despite uncertainties, drawing parallels to Peter walking on water, and highlights that faith is rooted in a relationship with God, whose perfect love expels fear. Ultimately, the sermon concludes that faith produces peace and encourages readers to prioritize trust in God over their anxieties, concluding with a prayer for strength to embrace faith over fear.

This sermon, titled “Honor Thy Father” by Dr. Bobby Allen, explores the biblical commandment to honor one's father, emphasizing its dual application to both God as the Heavenly Father and earthly fathers. The sermon highlights reasons to honor God, such as His roles as Creator, Provider, Protector, and Redeemer. It then outlines ways to honor earthly fathers, including obedience in youth, respect in adulthood, gratitude, and carrying on their legacy. The text also addresses the difficult scenario of absent or abusive fathers, stressing the healing power of forgiveness and the unfailing nature of God's fatherhood. Finally, it concludes by describing the blessings that come from living a life of honor and offers calls to action for both children and fathers.

This sermon, titled "The Best Friend Ever" by Dr. Bobby Allen, centers on the Biblical portrayal of Jesus Christ as the ultimate friend. It explores various facets of this friendship, emphasizing how Jesus chooses individuals, sacrifices everything for them, and remains with them always. The sermon also highlights Jesus' role in speaking truth, fighting for His followers, and preparing a place for them in eternity, ultimately encouraging a deeper relationship with Him.

This sermon, titled "The Best Friend Ever", centers on the Biblical portrayal of Jesus Christ as the ultimate friend. It explores various facets of this friendship, emphasizing how Jesus chooses individuals, sacrifices everything for them, and remains with them always. The sermon also highlights Jesus' role in speaking truth, fighting for His followers, and preparing a place for them in eternity, ultimately encouraging a deeper relationship with Him.

This sermon, titled “Honor Thy Father” by Dr. Bobby Allen, explores the biblical commandment to honor one's father, emphasizing its dual application to both God as the Heavenly Father and earthly fathers. The sermon highlights reasons to honor God, such as His roles as Creator, Provider, Protector, and Redeemer. It then outlines ways to honor earthly fathers, including obedience in youth, respect in adulthood, gratitude, and carrying on their legacy. The text also addresses the difficult scenario of absent or abusive fathers, stressing the healing power of forgiveness and the unfailing nature of God's fatherhood. Finally, it concludes by describing the blessings that come from living a life of honor and offers calls to action for both children and fathers.