Brother Dre passionately delivers a powerful message centered on the unwavering love of God. He emphasizes that no circumstance, whether hardship or failure, can separate us from this divine love, reminding listeners that God loves them deeply and unconditionally. Throughout the episode, he shares personal reflections on his own journey in faith and the importance of recognizing God's presence in both joyful and challenging times. Dre encourages his audience to embrace this love, which surpasses all human understanding, and to extend that same love and forgiveness to others in their lives. Ultimately, the episode serves as a heartfelt invitation to acknowledge God's love and to consider a relationship with Him, assuring listeners that they are never alone and always cherished.

The heartfelt message delivered by Brother Dre centers on the theme of God's unwavering love, inviting listeners to explore what it means to be loved by the Creator. He begins by establishing a relatable tone, emphasizing his role as a brother in Christ rather than a title-bearing minister. This approach fosters a sense of community among listeners, as he shares insights from Romans 8:35-39, which proclaims that nothing can separate us from the love of God. Brother Dre’s articulation of this scripture offers profound comfort, especially as he reflects on the difficulties many face in understanding their worth in a world that often conditions love on performance and success.

Throughout the episode, Brother Dre uses personal stories to illustrate how God’s love has been a consistent anchor in his life. He poignantly discusses moments of despair and the overwhelming presence of God's love during those times, reminding his audience that they are never alone. The narrative transitions to the importance of recognizing and accepting this love, encouraging listeners to affirm their identity by declaring, "God loves me." This simple yet powerful declaration serves as a catalyst for transformation, prompting individuals to reevaluate their self-worth and the relationships they hold dear.

As the conversation progresses, Brother Dre tackles the often-challenging concept of forgiveness, urging his audience to reflect on their own experiences of hurt and betrayal. He draws parallels between the love God offers and the love we are called to extend to others, challenging the notion of holding grudges while seeking God's mercy. The episode culminates in a compelling invitation for those who may feel distanced from God, offering a path to reconciliation through faith. With warmth and authenticity, Brother Dre leaves listeners with a renewed understanding of God’s love, encouraging them to embrace it fully and share it with the world around them.

Takeaways:

• Brother Dre emphasizes that God's love is unconditional and everlasting, regardless of our circumstances.
• He shares personal experiences to illustrate how God's love has comforted him in difficult times.
• The message urges listeners to recognize and reflect on the depth of God's love for them.
• He encourages forgiveness, highlighting that we should extend the same grace God gives us.
• Brother Dre wants to remind everyone that true love is shown through actions, not just words.
• He concludes with a call to action for listeners to accept God's love and salvation.

Hey, what's going on today?

This is brother Dre on the mic, and welcome to Remnant ministries.

Hope that you're having a good day on today.

Hope that you came to hear the word of God.

This is the channel where the word is being taught.

Amen.

Um, you know, oftentimes you hear me say the same thing when I come on, and I always say, this is brother Dr.

E on the mic.

And, you know, a lot of times I say brother, because, quite honestly, I'm not really big on titles.

For those who don't know, me and my wife, we are in ministry together.

We've been in ministry for a long time.

I've been ministering the gospel for quite a while.

Not saying that I know everything, okay?

But my point is, a lot of times you'll hear people say, well, this is pastor so and so, and this is bishop so and so, and this is minister so and so.

And, you know, to each his own.

I don't have a problem with that.

But I've always just, you know, just saw myself as.

Saw myself as you.

You know, I'm a brother, you know, and so that's why I come on and say, you know, this is brother dre on the mic.

You know, I'm not real big on titles.

I'm just not.

I rather let my work speak for me.

You know, if I can help somebody, then that's the.

That's the main goal.

I keep the main thing, the main thing.

You understand what I'm saying?

But I hope that someone is being blessed by what you hear on a weekly basis.

And hopefully.

Hopefully we can get to a point where I'm doing this daily.

But we take baby steps.

You know, we got to take those baby steps.

Amen.

Amen.

So we are going to get right into the word.

If you're going to be following me on today, I'm going to be coming from Romans, chapter eight, verse 35 through 39.

Romans eight, verse 35 through 39.

Father, all that I do, I do for you.

I don't do this for any fame.

I don't do this to make my name great, but I do this to make your name great.

I only speak because you want your people to be healed.

You want your people to be set free.

There are people that are waiting on your message, and I just want to play my small part in delivering your message, delivering the good news.

Father.

I'm asking right now for those who are listening under the sound of my voice, that you have your way in their life.

I thank you, Lord God, that this word should be beneficial to them, that it should be something that they can meditate on day and night.

We give you name, praise, oh, God.

I think for testimonies coming forth from this word that people will draw closer to you from this word.

In Jesus name.

Amen.

If you're going to just say this with me, just say, I believe that God's word is true.

It is the final authority in my life.

Therefore, everything that God has said concerning me shall come to pass.

Amen.

That's our declaration on today.

Amen.

Romans, chapter eight, looking at verse 35 through 39.

And I'm going to be reading from the new living translation, okay?

So it may read a little different from your Bible app or whatever that you're using to follow along.

And it says, who shall separate us from the love of Christ?

Shall hardship or trouble or persecution or famine or nakedness or danger or sword, as it is written, for your sake, we face death all day long.

We are considered as sheep to be slaughtered.

Know in all these things, we are more than conquerors through him who loved us.

For I am convinced, neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus, our Lord.

What I want to tell you on today, the message that I want to give you on today is God loves me.

Or should I say like this, God loves you.

Hallelujah.

But I'm going to personalize it for me.

God loves me.

And those who understand what I'm talking about, those who have that testimony, you ought to just say to yourself, God loves me.

He loves me in my good times.

He loves me in my bad times.

He loves me when I'm rich.

He loves me when I'm poor.

He loves me when I do right.

He loves me when I mess up.

God loves me.

He loves me more than any woman.

He loves me more than any man.

He loves me more than my mother.

He loves me more than my father.

God loves me.

He loves me, uh, when.

He loves me when he had every right.

Right to walk away from me.

God just loved me.

I want to talk to you about the love of God.

It's the love of God that I want to talk to you about.

Because so many times I think it is lost that how much God loves us.

Oftentimes we want, we.

We look for God to do certain things for us, and that's what we focus on as far as when it comes to God.

Oftentimes some of us, we have been raised with the mentality that if we mess up just one time, he's waiting with his hammer, he's waiting with a bolt of lightning just to strike us down.

But I come to tell you that God just loves you.

He loves you.

He loves you.

He loves you.

As my mother would say to me, I love you more than words can say.

He loves you.

That's the God that you serve.

That's the father that you serve.

He loves you.

Praise God.

He loves you beyond all your faults.

I wish somebody would just say, thank you for loving me, God.

Hallelujah.

Thank you for loving me.

Because if anybody's like me, I didn't deserve it all the time.

Thank you for loving me.

Can anybody just think about the times when you felt real low and you had those dark moments in your life, and it seems like everybody deserted you, or no one could comfort you and all of a sudden you felt the love of God.

There's been so many testimonies that I've heard of people who are on the verge of committing suicide.

And when man could not help them, they felt the love of God around them, surround them, comforting them from their, you know, in their.

In their darkest situation.

That's the kind of love God has for you.

Can't nobody do you like Jesus.

I think there's a song that says, can't nobody do me like the Lord.

Can't nobody do me like Jesus.

He's my friend.

And yes, he is a friend indeed.

God's love for you is astronomical.

It cannot be counted.

It can't be measured.

It's something that man truly can't comprehend all the way.

But God loves you.

Hallelujah.

He loves you.

He loves you.

And I tell you something.

The love of God is better than any amount of money that I could never have or ever receive or ever hope to receive God's love for me.

I love my wife, and Lord knows she loves me.

But her love can't do me, can't compare to God's love.

I just want you to know on today that God loves you.

Hallelujah.

When we look at Romans chapter five, verse six through eight, it says, when we were utterly helpless, Christ came at just the right time and died for us sinners.

Now, most people would not be willing to die for an upright person, though someone might perhaps be willing to die for a person who is especially good.

But God showed his great love for us by sending Christ to die for us while we were still sinners.

Oh, my God.

That is such a powerful passage.

He died for us while we were still yet sinners.

Christ died for us.

God sent his son to die for us when we were helpless.

Glory to God.

He sent his son to die for us when we had nothing to offer.

Hallelujah.

See, see, it might be, you might understand the love someone has for you.

If you were able to give them something, if they were able to benefit from you, if, if you knew that they love, if they knew that you love them, maybe they will be willing to die for you.

But I, but God sent his son to die for us when we were helpless, when we had nothing to offer, when we were still denying him, when we still say, I don't want to serve you.

He still died for you because he loved you that much.

Think about how much God loves you.

Think about how much Jesus loves you.

For him to be battling in his time, in that time where he knew he was about to be offered up.

And he's in the garden of Gethsemane, and he knows what he's gonna have to deal with just so that we might have a way to have eternal life to be with the father.

He knows what he's going to deal with.

You know, it talks about drops of blood falling from his forehead because he knows what he's going to have to deal with.

And yet, with all that he knows, oh, God, with all that he knows, some people that were not even, who did not even say that, I will serve you, with all that he knows, he says, father, not my will.

Glory to God, but your will be done.

Not my will, but your will to be done.

He was obedient even to death, because he loved the father.

And the father loved us.

And he loved us.

He said, not my will, but your will be done.

Think about all the stripes that he took.

The Bible says he was beaten unrecognizable as a man.

Thorns put in his head, going all the way down into his, into his brain.

Matter beat unrecognizable as a man put on a cross.

Hallelujah.

See, we don't talk about this anymore.

We don't talk about Christ in this way anymore.

We don't talk about God in this way anymore, because we are so consumed with natural, materialistic benefits that we forget what was really the sacrifice that was offered up for us.

Because he loved us.

He died on that cross.

He could have got up at any time and said, I'm out of here.

I don't want to do this anymore.

But because he loved us, he stayed on that cross.

Oh, God, let me pick.

Paint the picture for you.

Because he loved us so much, he stayed there on that cross in shame.

I know the Bible.

The movies show, you know, a cloth on him.

They don't show all the stripes and all the damage that was done to his body just for us.

He was up there naked.

Oh, God.

The same people that was saying Hosanna has now asked for his crucifixion for an exchange of a.

Of a sinner.

He's up there.

He's up there for us.

Good God stayed there for us, beaten for us.

That's how much he loves you.

And guess what?

Here's the crazy part, is while he's up there, after he's endured all that pain, after he's had to deal with the betrayal of the people who said, I love you, he says, father, good God, forgive them, for they know not what they do.

Not two years later, not after a little while, while he's up there, right after being beaten and hung on, that crossed, he says, forgive them, for they know not what they do.

That's love.

That's love.

And so here it is.

Some of us who say we are Christ like, we won't forgive anybody, we who say that we are Christ like, we won't show our love towards anybody if someone does us wrong, we have.

Oh, God, we have.

We have these.

These vendettas.

If someone does us.

There are families right now who.

Family members right now who haven't spoken to one another in years because of something that happened in their childhood.

There are families right now who are separated because someone did somebody wrong ten years ago.

And they keep replaying it in their mind and they keep saying the, telling that same story.

I remember when they did this.

I remember when they did that.

Well, let me ask you something.

Have you ever made.

Have you ever disappointed God yourself?

Have you ever sinned against God?

Have you ever went against what he told you to do?

You know what to do.

You know how he feels about certain things.

You know what you did was wrong in his eyesight, and you did it.

But you still expect him to forgive.

Why is it that we want him to forgive us, but we won't forgive other people?

Uh oh.

Why is it the same people who talk about the love of goddess won't forgive other people?

We're always asking for mercy, but we won't give none.

We want God to forget our sins.

And he does.

He does.

He says, I won't remember what you've done.

It's covered in the blood.

But yet we, a lot of times, and this is.

This is people in Christ.

This is people who may not be saved.

We, a lot of times, as man, man or woman, we find it hard to forgive those who wrong us when God does it all the time.

And I'm going to put this to believers, how can you hold a vendetta against someone who.

Who's done you wrong when God doesn't hold a vendetta against you?

Hallelujah.

Talking about the love of God.

You know, Pastor Bennett, my aunt, who's went on to be with the Lord, she had a saying, and she said, love is not what it says, it's what it does.

And that is such a true statement.

Love is not what it says.

It's what it does.

Anybody can tell you they love you, but what do they actions say?

I've had many people tell me they love me when there was a problem or there's a funeral or a, you know, something's going on in the family.

You know, it's.

It's funny how we can forget things just for a minute, and then as soon as the crisis is over, ah, as soon as the crisis is over, we're right back at odds.

But Pastor Bennett used to say, love is not what it says, it's what it does.

I know we're talking about how much God loves you, but can anybody see the love of God through you?

Can they see the love of God through you?

If there was no bible to read and you were the only thing that people could look at to describe God, to know what God is all about, what would they see through you?

It makes you think it ought to make you examine yourself.

Matthew, chapter five, verse 44, it says, but I say to you, love your enemies.

Pray for those who persecute you.

Let me read that one again because that's a good one.

That one will make you say ouch.

It says, but I say, love your enemies.

Pray for those who persecute you.

And why can he say that?

The word is the word, but why can we say that?

Why can't he say that?

Well, he did it on Calvary.

See, here's what I love about God.

He's not going to tell you to do anything that he's not willing to do.

Praise God.

He's not going to tell you to do anything that he is not willing or has already done.

He.

You know, it's kind of like sometimes I tell the kids, listen, if I ask you to do something, I'm asking you something that I would do.

I'm not going to ask you to do anything that I would not do.

If I would not do it, then I don't expect you to do it.

But anything I ask you, just understand I'm willing to do it myself, or I have done it.

Hallelujah.

But I say, love your enemies.

Pray for those who persecute you.

Let me tell you something about God, about Jesus.

He died on the cross for you.

He did all that.

He took all those stripes.

He said, father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.

His love for you is just for you.

Notice his love, his love, his actions of love, it didn't benefit him at all, but it benefited you.

See, that's.

That's true love.

When, when.

When you loving me doesn't benefit me at all, but it benefits you.

That's what we call being unselfish.

That's true love.

When.

With all I do, with all the.

With all the love that I show to you, I'm not looking necessarily looking for anything in return, but I just.

I love you so much that I want you to succeed.

It ain't about me.

It's about you.

Glory to God.

The closest thing I think a man or woman could compare it to is when, you know, you become a husband and wife and a man goes out.

I'm going to speak from the man's point of view.

When the man goes out there, or when I go out there and I work all these hours, I mean, just work and work and work and work, and I take all that foolishness out there, you know, because sometimes people talk to you crazy, sometimes people will do you wrong on your job, sometimes people get on your nerves.

And I take all that abuse for you, for my family, for my wife, when I give to you, when I give to my wife, I'm not looking.

I'm not trying to do, let's make a deal.

You understand what I'm saying?

It's not let's make a deal.

I'm not in the mind frame of, okay, if I do this, then I expect her to do this.

No, I'm in the mind frame of I love her so much.

I'm going to do this because I want to see her happy.

Glory to God.

I want to see her smile.

I want to see her prosperity.

I want to see her go forth.

Glory to God.

If you got kids right now, anybody who has kids, you understand what I'm talking about?

You don't put in all that extra time working.

You don't put in all that extra time taking them to their classes, their extracurricular activities.

You don't do that for your benefit.

Your mind is set on making them be the best that they can be.

That's what God did for us.

He did all of that.

He took all the pain, endured all the pain, endured all the shame, not for his benefit, but for ours.

He's already in heaven.

He's not trying.

Oh, God, I.

He's not trying to build a reputation to where maybe if he do right by people on earth, that maybe he can get into heaven or he can get to another rink in heaven.

No, what he's done, he's already done.

He's already up there.

He was in the beginning.

But Christ loved us so much that when Adam fell, he says, I have to give them back to me.

I gotta give them.

I gotta give them away back to me.

This is my creation.

And, yes, Adam failed.

I got to correct the mistake.

I got to put them back in right standing again.

And so what do I benefit from them?

Nothing but my love for them.

Hallelujah.

My love for them will make me endure whatever I got to endure.

That's why you ought to praise God.

You ought to thank God.

It ought to make you want to serve him because he loved you that much.

I don't understand people who say, well, I don't want to.

I don't want to serve God just yet.

I don't want to give my life to God just yet after all that he's done.

What is the question?

How can you question the love of God?

Lord?

Look at psalms, chapter 40, verse two.

It says, I waited patiently for the Lord to help me.

This is psalms 40, verse two.

I waited patiently.

Or verse one, I waited patiently for the Lord to help me.

And he turned to me and heard my cry.

He lifted me out of the pit of despair.

Anybody ever been in a pit?

Out of the mud and the mire?

He set my feet on solid ground and steadied me as I walk along.

Glory to God.

He has given me a new song to sing.

A hymn of praise to our goddess.

Many will see what he has done and be amazed.

They will put their trust in the Lord.

Hallelujah.

Go back to verse one.

It says, he heard my cry.

He heard my cry.

He heard my cry many times.

People will hear you sobbing.

They will hear your cry, but they don't really hear your cry.

Let me.

Let me make it make sense.

They will see you crying.

They will see, something is wrong with you, but they won't hear your cry.

In other words, they won't know where that cry comes from.

They don't know.

They won't know where that sorrow, that burden comes from, that yell came from, because they can't figure it out.

They can't figure out exactly why are you crying.

They don't know.

They can't hear your heart.

Like God hears your heart.

Oh, God.

Have you ever been in a place where you were crying out and people were trying to comfort you, but you understood, you knew within yourself, they have no idea where this cry comes from.

Hallelujah.

But God hears your cry.

He hears your cry.

He hears the root of the problem.

He hears the heart of your cry.

He hears you.

He hears you.

He doesn't just hand you a towel and say, a paper towel or a tissue and say, it's going to be okay.

He hears your cry.

He doesn't say, is there anything that I can do for you?

No.

He hears your cry.

Glory to God.

There have been times where I've been very, very sad.

I've had seasons of sorrow.

And somebody will understand when I say this.

When you are a leader in your home, when you have people depending on you, oftentimes you work while you're in pain, you work while you're in pain.

You have the straight face while you're out there.

And people may ask you, is everything okay?

And I.

And you say, yeah, I'm fine, but you're really not fine.

But there will be somebody.

Sometimes there's that one person who's known you forever, who really knows you, that can hear beyond what you say, that can feel you beyond what you say.

You told everybody you was okay.

I will be all right.

But that one person who is just tapped into your pain, tapped into your frequency, they will understand that.

No, you're not okay.

But it's all right.

You can tell me you're okay.

But guess what?

I'm gonna be here until you feel okay.

I'm gonna be here when you crash.

I'm gonna be here when you flip out.

I'm gonna stay right here.

I know what you said, but I understand you.

I can hear your pain.

And so they stayed there.

And sooner or later, you break down, and there they are.

There they are, not judging you.

They just want to be there for you.

God is like that to us all the time.

You don't ever have to wonder if he hears your cry.

Oh, but he hears it all the time.

You're his child.

He knows you he know what's wrong?

Look at verse two.

It says, he lifted me out of the pit of despair and out of the mud and out of the mire.

He set my feet on a solid foundation.

There's a song that says, when nothing else could help, hallelujah.

When nothing else could help.

Love.

Hallelujah.

Love.

What is love?

Who is love?

Jesus.

Love lifted me.

He lifted me when nothing else could happen.

When I was in the pit of despair, when it seems like I was stuck.

Have you ever felt stuck in a situation?

Have you ever.

Have you ever felt stuck in a particular season, in a season of despair, in a season of sorrow?

You tried to get over things, but you just seemed like you were stuck.

It was almost like that movie the groundhog day.

Every time it seemed like you was about to be okay, you couldn't get okay because maybe your spirit was just disturbed or your mind was disturbed.

Every time you got quiet, there was quieter around you.

Your mind relives certain things.

Your mind would begin to wonder.

When nothing else could help.

When no one else could help.

He lifted me.

He lifted me.

Hallelujah.

I just.

Today I wanted to highlight God's love.

Will he bless you?

Yes, yes, God will bless you.

He wants to bless you.

He wants to give you your heart's desire.

Will he heal you?

Yes, yes, yes.

He'll heal your physical ailments.

It's proven in the Bible.

But his love, it's what's so.

What's so valuable.

His love is what brings me out.

His love is what I rest on.

Hallelujah.

His love.

And I don't care where you come from.

I don't.

I don't care where you come from because God doesn't care.

You can come from a dysfunctional family.

You could have been, you know, what people may call a mistake.

You could have made many mistakes.

But he still loves you.

He still cares for you.

You could have dirtied up your name.

Lord knows I've dirty up my name, made bad decisions.

The kicker is I know the Lord, and the Lord speaks to me.

And he has told me certain things.

He's told me there's been times when he's told me, do not do this.

And I did it anyway.

And, boy, did I pay the price.

I'm just going to be honest.

I paid the price for disobedience.

And, man, it hurt.

It hurt me.

But I must be honest with you.

It hurt me that I hurt him as well.

And that hurt even more.

But even in that, even when I went against what he told me to do.

And, yes, I paid the price.

That things happened in my life that, you know, maybe I talk about someday, and I know there are certain things I will never talk about, but in all of that, he still loved me.

He still loved me when I was literally about to lose my mind because of my decision.

He still loved me.

And I just come to tell somebody on today, God loves you.

He loves you.

There may be people who leave you, but he won't leave you.

I've had people who I thought was close to me, who I thought really loved me leave me.

But God won't leave you.

I rest in him.

I rest in him.

I have peace in him.

And you can have that same peace.

God loves you.

As our scripture said, the first scripture we read, there's nothing that will separate him from you.

He's going to be there all the time.

Amen.

Listen, I feel like this is a good.

A good place for this.

Maybe you're not safe right now.

Maybe you're not safe right now.

And you might have just heard this message.

It might have just came on your phone.

Have you ever had something just pop up on your phone and you just let it play?

Maybe it was just playing on your phone.

Maybe you're someone who grew up in church and.

And maybe you saw some things that kind of turned you off to church.

They misrepresented God, but he loves you.

He loves you.

He wants you to be with him on today.

He wants you to give your life to him on today.

I will forever say this.

The biggest benefit or the greatest thing my mother ever did for me was introducing me to Christ, telling me about God.

It has kept me through some dark moments.

And so today it would be because we're talking about God's love.

It will be robbery if.

If I didn't present the chance to know for yourself.

You say, I want to experience that love.

You don't know what I've been through.

And everybody who I thought was in my corner and everybody who I thought would never leave me has left me.

I want to know this.

God, who you talk about loves you so much.

You can do it today.

It doesn't cost anything.

You don't have to run around a church or.

Or anything like that.

Quite honestly, you don't even have to go down on bended knee right now.

It just makes you.

It just takes you making a decision, that's all.

Making a decision to serve him.

If you confess with your mouth and believe in your heart that Jesus Christ is Lord and has been raised from the dead, you will be saved.

It is with your heart that you believe, and it is with your mouth you proclaim.

That's all it takes.

Don't let nobody fool you like there's so much you got to do.

He just wants to know that you want him.

And if you want them on today, just repeat this after me and mean it from your heart.

Just say, dear heavenly Father, I know that I've messed up.

I know that I've went against your word a few times.

I'm a sinner.

But right now I ask you for forgiveness.

I believe you died for my sins, and I believe you rose from the dead today.

Right now, I turn from my sins.

I repent of my sins, and I turn to you.

I invite you into my heart and life.

I will trust and follow you as my lord and savior.

In Jesus name.

Amen.

That's all it takes.

Now, if you meant that from your heart right now, you are saved.

Hallelujah.

And let me just welcome you into the family.

It is the greatest decision that you have ever made.

Hallelujah.

Now, I encourage anybody, I encourage any and everybody to find a ministry that can help, you know, Christ in a better way.

You know, don't let this, this moment just be a moment.

Let this be a life altering decision.

Make this thing last.

Surround yourself with people who can tell you about God.

Surround yourself with people who want to serve him, just like you declared that you want to serve him.

Don't let the enemy take this from you.

Don't let the enemy trick you.

The Bible says he comes immediately to steal, kill and destroy.

Don't let him trick you.

There's strength in numbers.

Join a church on today.

Go to a church on today.

Let them help guide you.

All right.

This has been brother Dr.

E.

Glory to God.

I'm excited, man.

I'm excited.

And I tell you that love is real.

This is brother Dre.

Hope that you got something out of the word on today.

For those who were not saved.

I hope you got saved on today.

I will talk to you next time.