Pastor Bobby’s encouragement for you is to follow the formula Jesus gave: ask and it shall be given to you, seek and you shall find, knock and the door will be open for you, with his message, “Don’t Throw Away an Amazing Tomorrow for an Average Today.”
Dave Roever is a public speaker and author who was hospitalized for 14 months after a grenade exploded in his hand while he was on duty during the Vietnam War. Dozens of surgeries and years later, Dave took this devastating time in his life to start speaking all over the world to inspire hope and resiliency in others. He also started his own ministry, Roever Evangelistic Association, to let others know that they can overcome tragedy and be triumphant in life. For more information on Dave, go to daveroever.org.
The Hour of Power Worship team performs “I Will Rise” (C. Tomlin, J. Reeves, L. Giglio, M. Maher; arr: C. Courtney & L. Hasseler; orch: M. Riley). This group is comprised of four singers from the Hour of Power Choir: Sarah Grandpre, Natalie Gonzalez, Rory Deming and Tim Hall. They are accompanied by Dr. Marc Riley and the Hour of Power Orchestra.
The Hour of Power Choir, directed by Dr. Irene Messoloras, performs “The Lord Bless You and Keep You” (John Rutter). The choir is accompanied by Susan Caudill on organ and Dr. Marc Riley and the Hour of Power Orchestra.
Scripture reading: Genesis 25:24-34
One Response
Great sermon, it really reached out to me, to my heart. Ive been watching Bobby Schuller for approx 4 months, He is amazing.
His messages are always, ALWAYS given to his audience with an excellent presentation, no jumping all over the stage or screaming.
I believe in my heart that God truly speaks thru him, and the sermon this sunday, was quite pertinent to what i have been experiencing for many months now.
I learned to Let Go and Let God, and do my part by keeping on the looking for what He is telling me to do in certain situations. Less complaining and less complacence. I ask Him for things I need/have been longing for, for many many years. He gives me another chance, a brand new day, to seek that which I desire.
I have become a steady listener. Bobby Schuler is the best!