Quotes from Bob Sorge
The fear of The Lord is a brake that stops you when you're in the wrong direction.
— Bob Sorge
The release of power accelerated and released forces that were both positive and negative. When we understand the accelerating power of miracles, we understand why Jesus so often told those He healed to tell no one about it. Because when they broadcasted His miracles, it fueled the envy of His enemies. When their envy reached its fullness, His enemies crucified Him. By fueling their envy, every miracle took Jesus a step closer to His crucifixion.
— Bob Sorge
By lifting our hands we symbolically receive everything God is doing in our lives.
— Bob Sorge
Learn how to collect manna for yourself. Christians who rely on a weekly sermon to feed themselves are probably malnourished.
— Bob Sorge
Finally, by lifting our hands we symbolically receive everything God is doing in our lives.
— Bob Sorge
Servants don't try to give the Master a better idea; servants don't complain that they think the task is stupid; servants don't pause to consider whether they're in the mood to do it; servants don't decide if the task is within their dignity to perform. They just do it.
— Bob Sorge
Sin is like a cancer; God's presence is like radiation on that cancer.
— Bob Sorge
Holiness is proximity to the throne.
— Bob Sorge
Don't come to Jesus and try to be intellectually stimulating to Him. There's nothing you could say that would cause Him to respond, "Wow, that's a neat insight!" You may as well abort all attempts to be cerebral with Jesus; He simply doesn't try to engage us at that level. Just come and love Him. He's looking for heartfelt sincerity, for visceral passion, for authentic relationship.
— Bob Sorge
When we learn to dwell in the secret place of the Most High, we're positioned to discover the key to true kingdom fruitfulness. Reproductive power is unlocked in the shadow of the Almighty.
— Bob Sorge
You don't obey your way into faith (the Pharisees proved that); you believe your way into obedience.
— Bob Sorge
By lifting our hands, however, we are indicating to the Lord that we want to open up our hearts and lives to his Holy Spirit. But this is one of the most difficult things for us to do.
— Bob Sorge