Live Grateful

Pastor Bobby teaches that God has not given you a spirit of fear, but a spirit of power, love and a sound mind with his message “After Your Troubles Are Gone.” Brennley Brown is a country music artist from Southern California. She competed on The Voice in 2017, is a frequent voice-over artist, and has a flourishing music career. Today, Brennley performs “Reckless Love/How He Loves” (Ran Jackson; Cory Asbury; John Mark Mcmillan; Caleb Culver) and “Breakthrough” (Jay Stocker; Korey Miller; Jake Epsy). She is accompanied by Dr. Marc Riley and the Hour of Power Orchestra. For more information on Brennley, go to brennleybrown.com. The Hour of Power Choir, directed by Dr. Irene Messoloras, goes virtual and performs “My Help” (Jacquelyn Gouche-farris; adapt: M. Riley). Jennifer Rockett is the featured soloist. The choir is accompanied by Zach DeChance on piano and Dr. Marc Riley and the Hour of Power Orchestra.

Pastor Bobby teaches the importance of living for God’s approval, not man’s approval with his message “David and the Ark.” Terrica Joy Smith is a writer who boldly stepped out in 2019 to create the faith-based magazine, Eden & Vine. Wanting a space to combine her love of gardening, photography, and her deep desire to help women grow in their relationship with God, this groundbreaking publication was born. By cultivating beauty and truth for everyday life, Eden & Vine not only gives home inspiration, but offers practical guidance on how to embrace abundant blessings in every season. For more information, go to edenandvine.com. Lauren Gravitt, Hope Eros, Eilee Jensen, Keslyn Logan, Angelina Pendleton-Mendez and Leila Woodward are part of the Voices of Hope Children’s Choir, directed by Sarah Grandpre. Today this ensemble performs “Rescue” (Jason David Ingram; Lauren Daigle; Paul Brendon Mabury). They are accompanied by Dr. Marc Riley and

Even if you haven’t seen evidence of God working behind the scenes in your life, it is happening. Today, Pastor Bobby reminds us of the importance of small events, because they can lead to big changes with his message “Hannah’s Baby.” Sarah J. Robinson is an author and speaker who has worked in ministry and the mental health field for the last decade. Her new book I Love Jesus, But I Want to Die: Finding Hope in the Darkness of Depression, was based on an article she wrote that went viral. She chronicles her struggles and writes that people dealing with depression and mental illness can’t be disqualified from experiencing Jesus’ deep love for us. Everyone can still live a life of great joy and purpose. DARDEN are a family of three sisters with three powerhouse parts of vocal harmony who blend Country and Americana into a soulful pop performance.

Pastor Bobby teaches that even though so many things in life don’t go the way they should, we can trust that God is working all things together for good with his message, “I Never Lost My Praise.” Heidi Baker is a missionary and humanitarian who has spent the last four decades ministering all over the world. She and her husband, Rolland, founded Iris Global in 1980, and the organization currently has bases in over 20 countries, where they evangelize and offer schooling, medical care, and other services to those in need. In 1995, God called them to serve in Mozambique — one of the poorest countries in the world — and they continue to do the Lord’s work there to this day. For more information, go to irisglobal.org. Mother and daughter vocalists Diane and Madeline Reynolds are from Orange County, California. Madeline is studying vocal performance at Azusa Pacific University,

Pastor Bobby challenges us to embrace lives of “slow gratitude” so we can become magnets for miracles, with his message “Get Your Hopes Up.” Tim Tebow is a former athlete who played in both the National Football League and in Major League Baseball. After stepping away from sports, he focused his passion on helping others and established the Tim Tebow Foundation in 2010. This dynamic organization aims to bring faith, hope, and love to those who need a brighter day in their darkest hour. Also an author, he has written several books and recently released his first children’s story, Bronco and Friends: A Party to Remember, which teaches kids about the importance of embracing their unique qualities and abilities. Haven Schuller is the eleven-year-old daughter of Bobby and Hannah Schuller. Today, Haven performs “Get Your Hopes Up” (Josh Baldwin, Bobby Strand, Nate Moore, Tony Brown; orch: M. Riley). She is