Keep Your Eyes on the Promised Land - Hour of Power with Bobby Schuller

Pastor Bobby’s encouragement for you is to grow because the more you grow, the better your life will be. Improve your thoughts, continue learning and become more confident. Don’t let weeds tell you how to live a good life, with his message, “Thriving in a Field of Weeds.”
This week’s interview guest, Jose Rodriguez. Worship led by Sean Oliu. He is joined by the Hour of Power Choir, directed by Dr. Irene Messoloras, and accompanied by the Hour of Power Orchestra, directed by Dr. Marc Riley.
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Each week Pastor Bobby Schuller inspires viewers around the world to live a life filled with hope through unique messages, interviews, and inspiring music.

[@ranc1977]

I love the message - to construct our future. I like Bobby's honesty, authenticity and not being afraid of censoring vulnerability - that is actually strength.

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I love how their daughter looks up to her parents 💗

[@sherinacoppage2428]

Wow. The choir sounds like angels. So Beautiful.

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Have good service .Choir and singing .Pasterand wife wanderful .2kids sick .Pray God heal cant work Sask Canada SandraGod Bless

[@avelinastoffers4674]

Love your wife and your daughter. They look like angel.

[@IdBertParks]

Great violin, Robin Cecil!!! ❤️

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[@avelinastoffers4674]

Amen and Ame

[@avelinastoffers4674]

Please pray for Fred Stoffers extended life in Jesus Name

[@elainegmorrison]

Where's the centre of gravity on a boat? Flying a little plane the pilot is over the centre of gravity and you don't feel motion sickness, but the back seats can be a very different story. I propose that if you are over the centre of all the axes, it will be easier, maybe. I'm not a fan of boats. Planes, good. Boats, not so much. A pilot is also looking far ahead and not down, unlike back seat viewers. When you are navigating you are looking far ahead. Hey, that's back to your metaphor!