Experiencing God's Awesomeness in a Distracted World

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"We need to explore the vastness of God; we'll never ever uncover it all... but man, let's enjoy the journey, let's see all that he has for us." [01:08:47] (Download)

"God can restore and this is what I want us to really focus on today: the awesomeness of God that we don't discount. He is still able and can take care of me, deliver me, save me." [55:25] (Download)

"There is Supernatural intelligence, there's Supernatural things that God wants to do in our life, the awesomeness of God that he desires us to live in." [58:44] (Download)

"When you begin just to talk about and to declare the goodness of God, then it swells up within us... if we would rate the goodness of God, it would exceed, it would be a box office sellout." [01:16:31] (Download)

"We worship an awesome God... God is wanting us to witness to a world, to bring light into a dark place and declare the awesomeness of God." [01:18:43] (Download)

"God has set so much before us, but often we are in such a hurry, don't mean to be, don't even recognize that we are, but I think He is calling us to be intentional about looking at all that He has done." [47:51] (Download)

"As we strengthen our relationship with God and we explore his character and creation, then we will see more of the supernatural than we see of the artificial." [01:10:17] (Download)

"May we not be deceived by the counterfeits, may we not be deceived by the imitations that the enemy has put before us, may we not take for granted the amazingness of God." [01:12:18] (Download)

"God's awesomeness is supreme, it's overall. He loves you today, he has so much for us to find out about him. So during this season, let's set a place at our table for God, let's make room in our daily time for God." [01:20:51] (Download)

"I believe that you're going to Enlighten our physical eyes but God more so I believe that you're going to Enlighten our spiritual eyes." [01:23:12] (Download)
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