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Not only is God holy- He is good. Both are characteristics we should celebrate and imitate. But, how can we live according to God’s goodness in our lives? The answer is found in our attitude of worship. Hello, I’m Sam Rohrer with another Stand in the Gap Minute. When King Solomon prayed to God in 2 Chronicles 6:41, he said “let your saints rejoice in your goodness.” When we understand God’s goodness in our lives, our response should be worship. This isn’t just about songs we sing during a church service, but a heart filled with gratitude for who God is and how He is working in our lives. In our busy lives, we often live in our own strength and forget it is the Lord who blesses and guides our efforts. Let’s take time today—and everyday—to worship God for His goodness and watch the way it changes not only our lives but those around us. Discover more at American Pastors Network dot net.
Tuesday, September 28, 2021 - God is...Series: God is Good
September 28, 2021
Mother’s Day Series: The Virtuous Mother
May 10, 2024
Transcript: In just a couple days, we’ll celebrate Mother’s Day and I trust you’ll do it whether you’re able to physically be with your mother or not. Hello, I’m Sam Rohrer with the American Pastors Network and another Stand in the Gap Minute. As fathers, let’s honor our wives by loving them. As children, let’s honor our moms by thanking God for them. As for moms you can honor God on your day by becoming more like the Prov. 31 woman: virtuous, excellent, trustworthy, responsible and disciplined, capable administrator, investor savvy, confident, compassionate, plans ahead, makes your husband look. The result? Your children will arise and call you blessed, and your husband will praise you. God’s plan for the home, the father, mother and children works the best when we do it. This Mother’s Day, let’s celebrate, honor, and re-commit ourselves to God’s plan for our moms, families and children. Join with us as Stand in the Gap Radio and TV in honoring God through our Mothers on Mother’s Day. Stand with us at American pastors network. Dot net.
Mother’s Day Series: The Promise
May 9, 2024
Transcript: In just a few days we’ll honor our moms on Mother’s Day. Do you know there’s great reward when we honor our parents as the 5th commandment declares? Hello, I’m Sam Rohrer with the American Pastors Network and another Stand in the Gap Minute. Honoring, obeying, and respecting our mothers and fathers is so important to God that He connects this commandment with a promise of long life. The position of father and mother is sacred. Mom? Grandmother? Are you teaching your children to fear God and obey Him as you train them, as you live as wife and mother? Are you setting the kind of example that’s worthy of God’s commendation and respect from your children? I pray that this Mother’s Day all of us as children, dads and moms commit to God’s plan for family, thank Him for it and ask of him, Lord, how am I doing? Join with us as Stand in the Gap Radio and TV in honoring God through our Mothers on Mother’s Day. Stand with us at American pastors network dot net.
Mother’s Day Series: To Honor is to Obey
May 8, 2024
Transcript: During this week preceding Mother’s Day, it’s good to think about our moms and give them due honor. What does God say about honoring our parents? Hello, I’m Sam Rohrer with the American Pastors Network and another Stand in the Gap Minute. Since God designed the idea of family as 1 man and 1 woman in devotion to each other and if blessed of God with children, we should honor our moms in a special way if they’ve done well in raising us to fear God and walk in His steps. The 5th Commandment says to honor our fathers and mothers. But honoring is more than being thankful. To honor includes obeying them as God’s stewards over us and submitting ourselves to their direction as we would to God. When done well, the example of children obeying their parents, moms instructing their children in the ways of God are powerful. Join with us as Stand in the Gap Radio and TV in honoring God on Mother’s Day. Stand with us at American pastors network Dot net.