The Four Pillars of Forward Motion How to Forget the Past

The provided text consists of excerpts from a sermon titled “Put God First,” written by Dr. Bobby Allen, which focuses on the central theme of prioritizing God above all worldly concerns. The sermon uses Matthew 6:33 as its foundational scripture, asserting that seeking God's kingdom first ensures that all other necessary things will be provided. Allen argues that putting God first is not just about establishing priorities but about proper positioning and aligning one's plans with God's will, which is evidenced by giving Him one's first fruits, thoughts, and love. Furthermore, the text suggests that this realignment leads to positive life changes, including increased peace and clarified purpose, citing figures like Abraham and Daniel as examples of obedience. Finally, the sermon stresses that there is a blessing attached to giving God the "first things," particularly in finances and family life, by referencing the promise of provision found in Malachi 3:10.

The provided text is an excerpt from a sermon titled "Take God With You Sermon" by Dr. Bobby Allen, focusing on the essential nature of God’s abiding presence in a believer's daily life. The sermon uses Deuteronomy 31:6 as its main scriptural foundation, asserting that knowing one is not alone provides confidence, courage, and calm assurance when facing life's unpredictable challenges. Key points emphasize that God's presence is the primary difference between victory and defeat, urging listeners not to "leave God behind" after Sunday services but to integrate dependence on Him into every aspect of life. Ultimately, the sermon argues that taking God transforms one's walk by imparting divine strength, wisdom, and peace, regardless of where life's journey leads.

"Take God With You Sermon" by Dr. Bobby Allen focuses on the essential nature of God’s abiding presence in a believer's daily life. The sermon uses Deuteronomy 31:6 as its main scriptural foundation, asserting that knowing one is not alone provides confidence, courage, and calm assurance when facing life's unpredictable challenges. Key points emphasize that God's presence is the primary difference between victory and defeat, urging listeners not to "leave God behind" after Sunday services but to integrate dependence on Him into every aspect of life. Ultimately, the sermon argues that taking God transforms one's walk by imparting divine strength, wisdom, and peace, regardless of where life's journey leads

"God and Me" by Dr. Bobby Allen, which focuses on the personal and intimate relationship between an individual and God. Drawing heavily on various Biblical scriptures such as Psalm 8:4, Jeremiah 1:5, and Philippians 4:13, the message emphasizes that God knows each person individually, not just generally, before their birth and throughout their life. The sermon asserts that this relationship means God walks daily with the believer, providing assurance and strength, and works powerfully through them to accomplish divine purposes. Ultimately, the text culminates in the declaration that the individual relationship with God is constant, sufficient, and includes an eternal plan.

This message by Dr. Bobby Allen, is a sermon or devotional text centered on the biblical principle of letting go of the past and striving toward future purpose, largely drawing from Philippians 3:13. The author emphasizes that God is calling believers to move forward despite past failures or setbacks, asserting that the past should not control your present or dictate your future. To accomplish this, the text advises believers that You Must Reach Forward with Faith, likening this action to the effort shown by the Israelites at the Red Sea. The core message stresses that Forward Is the Direction of Purpose, requiring God’s Strength to overcome weariness and reminding readers that Your past is not your future.

"Moving Forward" by Dr. Bobby Allen, is a sermon or devotional text centered on the biblical principle of letting go of the past and striving toward future purpose, largely drawing from Philippians 3:13. Dr. Allen emphasizes that God is calling believers to move forward despite past failures or setbacks, asserting that the past should not control your present or dictate your future. To accomplish this, the sermon advises believers that You Must Reach Forward with Faith, likening this action to the effort shown by the Israelites at the Red Sea. The core message stresses that Forward Is the Direction of Purpose, requiring God’s Strength to overcome weariness and reminding readers and listeners that Your past is not your future.

"Witnesses, Not Experts," is a sermon by Dr. Bobby Allen that contrasts the roles of a religious expert versus a spiritual witness by asserting that the Christian mandate is based on personal experience rather than academic knowledge. The sermon emphasizes that Jesus called ordinary people to be witnesses, relying on the power of the Holy Spirit rather than human eloquence or credentials. According to the source, a witness speaks of what they have personally seen, heard, and felt concerning God's actions in their life, arguing that this testimony is a powerful weapon against the enemy's lies. The central purpose of this witness is to share their story globally, reaching from one’s immediate community to the ends of the earth, thereby inspiring others and glorifying God. Ultimately, the message encourages believers to overcome fear and insecurity to testify to God's goodness without attempting to convince or debate.

"Witnesses, Not Experts," is a sermon by Dr. Bobby Allen that contrasts the roles of a religious expert versus a spiritual witness by asserting that the Christian mandate is based on personal experience rather than academic knowledge. The sermon emphasizes that Jesus called ordinary people to be witnesses, relying on the power of the Holy Spirit rather than human eloquence or credentials. According to the source, a witness speaks of what they have personally seen, heard, and felt concerning God's actions in their life, arguing that this testimony is a powerful weapon against the enemy's lies. The central purpose of this witness is to share their story globally, reaching from one’s immediate community to the ends of the earth, thereby inspiring others and glorifying God. Ultimately, the message encourages believers to overcome fear and insecurity to testify to God's goodness without attempting to convince or debate.

"Pride, Protection, and Peter Mapping the Biblical Guardrails" by Dr. Bobby Allen, provides spiritual advice focused on maintaining one's faith and avoiding sin. The primary message, derived from 1 Corinthians 10:12, is a warning that believers must remain vigilant against spiritual failure, emphasizing that vulnerability to sin affects everyone, regardless of experience. Dr. Allen outlines four key methods for believers to prevent falling: remaining humble and alert, anchoring their lives in Scripture as a guiding light, carefully choosing godly companions who offer accountability, and depending solely on God's strength rather than personal might. Crucially, the sermon also offers comfort by stressing that if a person does stumble, God's grace and mercy are sufficient for restoration and renewal.

"Avoiding The Fall" by Dr. Bobby Allen, provides spiritual advice focused on maintaining one's faith and avoiding sin. The primary message, derived from 1 Corinthians 10:12, is a warning that believers must remain vigilant against spiritual failure, emphasizing that vulnerability to sin affects everyone, regardless of experience. Dr. Allen outlines four key methods for believers to prevent falling: remaining humble and alert, anchoring their lives in Scripture as a guiding light, carefully choosing godly companions who offer accountability, and depending solely on God's strength rather than personal might. Crucially, the sermon also offers comfort by stressing that if a person does stumble, God's grace and mercy are sufficient for restoration and renewal.