Pastor Bobby teaches on the Good Samaritan story, which is a story within a story. Bobby shares four reasons why the Levites and the priests didn’t do all they could do for the injured man, and why the Good Samaritan shows how being a generous, servant kind of person is the thing that makes life worth living.

Pastor Bobby’s encouragement today is to invest your energy, even if you only have a little bit. When you focus on God or on possibilities, your energy will grow. When you surround yourself with inspiring people, your energy is going to grow! Expand your bandwidth to think about what’s possible in your life.

Pastor Bobby’s encouragement is that God has something bigger for you than whatever it is you’re going through.

Pastor Bobby encourages you to change your life by planting seeds that grow over time and build your faith. He shares four Bible-based seeds that will help you make your thinking bigger than your emotions, and help you move your mountain.

Pastor Bobby teaches that becoming more starts with showing up. We live in a world where we don’t respond to phone calls, invitations or text messages, but be different than everyone else. Keep showing up and you’ll keep growing up.

Pastor Bobby teaches that the greatest treasure in life is not what you get, it’s who you become.

Pastor Bobby teaches that the goal of life is to make an impact; to have a service that you offer the world. When you serve others, you increase your achievement, your success, your possibility, your opportunity, and you feel better about life in general.

Pastor Bobby encourages you to grow as much as possible; do as much as possible and be as much as possible. Get back on the narrow road and your life will never be the same. He shares four “why nots” that every person says as to why they don’t get on the narrow road that leads to life.

Pastor Bobby shares seven world changer thoughts to incorporate into your daily routine that will make a difference in changing your life.

Pastor Bobby shares how obstacles in our lives create, make and build us, and the older we get, the more we need them so we don’t fall into the ruts of life that easily entangle us.