Night everyone

Small Graces is such an awesome song! Blessings

Lol...how did I miss this?!😂 I just found this...very funny Bob. My mom always bought Steak-ums.. .

I have always loved your voice Bob...true anointing

Beautiful beautiful!

Thanks, Bob, I just discovered these after enjoying your conversation with Andy Chrisman. And I'm impressed that you know your every fan by name and location. And I grin and do the same at my job, try to learn names of colleagues and customers. 😀

Thank you so much , Bob!

Sorry I missed the live 😢 Trying to catch up on EST. Lord be with you Bob!

Blessings and Peace

Discovered you through Biola’s CCCA Advent newsletter, 12/06/24-“Jesus Christ, the Apple Tree.” Your work deeply encourages with its profound beauty, truth, and goodness. Thank you.

I remember going to a few concerts, just precious.

My Redeemer lives.. Chris's (H) friend..

Glad I can see this after the fact. Can't ever tune in on Sunday nights. But it's great to still hear the songs and read the comments and honor our wonderful veterans!

Have an awesome time Bob and all attending!

Wonderful ! Bob delivered this composition with The Lord’s Joyfulness ! It takes me back to when I was 8 and living in England. ❤️

Hi Bob Thank God it didn’t happen in Canada! Your finger/s needed a rest….☝🏻

Exceptionally gifted

Missed this because my cousin passed. Prayer request for his mother & young daughter.

Love you Brother! ❤🙏😊

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I praise God for you….You music, songs, lyrics are a blessing to so many. Uplifts me and encourages me and my wife. Bless you and I thank Him for your being a musical ministry to us all. ❤️🙏😊

So Happy to hear from you, know you still clicking on all cylinders😊 Looking forward to that New album, Looking for our Savior along with you!! Bless You. I Praise him for your life and your music!

❤ Great addition to my day. When's the next live?

So cool! I sometimes do “Can’t find my way” by Steve Winwood . I change the “somebody holds the key” to ‘Jesus holds the key’ don’t mention that to Blind Faith. I also play EC’s ‘Presence of the Lord’. I talked with you years ago when you & Dan were doing morning radidio on KBRT. Y’all had a song contest that a buddy and I entered and you called me on the pay phone (‘member those) at my workplace. Anyway it made my day that you liked my song ! Thanks Bob. I used to give your vinyl (making a comeback) to my unsaved friends as a witnessing tool. ‘First things First’

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Where do we find the information?

Great show Bob!

Bob, so sorry we missed the livestream but always enjoy the personal touch you give every listener. God bless you from Dallas TX, keep “playing for your life” 🙏♥️

❤ May God bless yall with a wonderful week!

Praying for God’s richest blessings on you, and looking forward to the day when you can return to Dallas. Praise be to the healer of ALL our lives 😊🙏♥️

Prayers for Brother Bob's right eye to heal up for Gods's glory as His kingdom is glorified. What a beautiful ministry of peace and harmony! The ballads are so meaningful and lyrics so soothing. 🙏💕🙏

Bob….I met you in Chattanooga TN with Randy Stonehill several years ago. It was the best concert I’ve ever experienced. Thank you for sharing your God given gift for us.

Fantastic! Loved it Bob!

Wish I could have made the live but had company. Bless y'all!

Early 80’s driving down the street and Carpenter Gone Bad comes on. Hooked ever since. Best song writer ever. Hope Like a Stranger best song ever.

Howdy, Bob . . . a quick story . . . the second time I ever saw you live was at Calvary Chapel San Diego in 1978. On that night, I was in one of the first few rows center with a huge ghetto blaster tape deck recorder across my lap and I recorded your entire show. When I got home, I listened back and was com;pletely taken with "Carpenter Gone Bad" and spent the better part of a week working out every nuance and every note on guitar. At that time of my life I wasn't writing much but was covering a few John MIchael Talbot and Terry Talbot tunes and a few Bob Ayala pieces. Eventually I included "Carpenter" in my sets and the reaction to the tune was virtually always the same: "WOW- DID YOU WRITE THAT?" and I would tell them about this fellow I heard at CC San Diego and they'd go "Bob WHO?" Of course, when First Things First dropped that pretty much changed everything. I used to sit in my living room with my roommate and listen to FTF with the lights off and just get watery-eyed listening to that vinyl over and over. SO blessed to meet you later in life and- pinch me- to have had the honor to share stage with you a few times. Praises Be to The Healer of OUR lives . . .

Caught this a day late because yesterday was my birthday. I can't wait for your new album. Loved the new songs. God bless and prosper your work, Bob!

I met you, Bob, when you came to Appleton, WI around 1990 to sing at Calvary Chapel. You stopped by WEMI studios for an interview and I had a chance to tell you how much your ministry meant to me. I'll say it again 34 years later, thank you for sharing your heart and gift with us.

Great song, Bob!

Thank you Bob for the tribute. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

So touching-already blinking back a tear just half a minute in. Thanks for this lovely reminder of what the day is about, Bob. -Tom L.

Amen thanks Bobs

Beautiful ❤🇺🇸

Thank you, and thanks to your son and all who served our nation!

Bob, I must start listening weekly to these events. Keith Green, Dan Peek (who I incidentally met in- person in Farmington Missouri when he was promoting and personally signing his first Christian LP in 1977 at the Farmington Walmart), and 2nd Chapter of Acts played a big role in shaping my Christian interests and personal worship and contemplation thoughts as to why Jesus would allow himself to suffer so greatly upon the Cross. In 1978, I received Jesus as my personal Savior. Then, -Bang- you came along into my CCM world in 1982 and beyond. You touched my soul in a new fashion, and for that I owe many thanks to you sir, among all the rest. God bless you. My ministry is not much, just being a helpful neighbor to those needing help with garden equipment, or to borrow a lawnmower when theirs breaks. Sometimes The Lord brings along somebody who is so confused about a cult they are interested in, and I am allowed to present the real Good News of the real Jesus to them. I am praying my own grown daughters will eventually trust fully in Jesus as their Savior. They had shown interest in Jesus earlier in grade-school but sadly have shown little interest after the age of 20. I think they were exposed to nightmare fuel against God when in college, common among so many. My heart breaks for them every single day of my 67 year life, ever since then. Then, "Come and See" comes to mind and provides comfort and hope that they will hear the still small voice from the Holy Spirit in their lives one day not far from now. And begin a new trust and love for Jesus, our Savior, Redeemer, King, and friend. "Still Rolls the Stone", reminds me to pray for God to remove the stone and the blindness that is on the hearts of my daughters. Love in Christ, David from St. Louis County, Missouri. Thanks for reading, and prayers.

Hi Bob, greetings from Indiana!P

You nailed it with this one! Funny thing is, you and JT have perfectly matched the musical soundtrack of my life for many, many years. Simply put, this good life would not have sounded the same without you or him. God's blessings to both of you!

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Recently rediscovered Bob Bennett! Lord of the Past has a new importance for me these days. Such insightful and meaningful music behind a beautiful voice and effortless guitar!

Too exhausted last night. Mowing and ‘bush hogging’ for many hours, ‘til dark. My grandson is so funny. He calls things by their function. Dog is ‘pee-pee’ and tractor is ‘hay’