“Prayeressness is the first sign of prideful independence. We begin to trim back our secret time with God when we're feeling great about ourselves, energetic and optimistic about our future, and confident about the path we're taking. It's the first… — Bob Sorge Copy Share Image
“To be set on fire, you must get close to God. When you feel cold, distant, and "out of it" spiritually, it's time to retreat to the closet, place yourself before the fireplace of His word, and allow the intensity… — Bob Sorge Copy Share Image
“Prayeressness is the first sign of prideful independence. We begin to trim back our secret time with God when we're feeling great about ourselves,… — Bob Sorge Copy Share Image
Our devotional life with God is more like the planting of a garden. When we arise from sowing into the secret place, we will… — Bob Sorge Copy Share Image
The Holy Spirit is profoundly committed to restoring the first commandment to first place in our lives. — Bob Sorge Copy Share Image
“Jesus had four brothers (see Matthew 13:55) who couldn’t bring themselves to believe in Him throughout His ministry. It wasn’t until after His death… — Bob Sorge Copy Share Image
“By lifting our hands, however, we are indicating to the Lord that we want to open up our hearts and lives to his Holy… — Bob Sorge Copy Share Image
“But if you have bitter envy and self-seeking in your hearts, do not boast and lie against the truth.” — Bob Sorge Copy Share Image
“He is everything, and as we are joined to Him the poverty of our personal identity is lost in the fullness of His eternal… — Bob Sorge Copy Share Image
. . .by lifting our hands we symbolically receive everything God is doing in our lives. — Bob Sorge Copy Share Image
“For where there are envy, strife, and divisions among you, are you not carnal and behaving like mere men?” — Bob Sorge Copy Share Image
Those who walk in radical obedience have made themselves ready for the storm, and they will overcome. — Bob Sorge Copy Share Image
The fear of The Lord is a brake that stops you when you're in the wrong direction. — Bob Sorge Copy Share Image
