GTM – 01 HOW SERIOUS ARE WE?

Norbert Bohnert - 02/14/2026

In this moving and timely message, Norbert Bohnert addresses a fundamental question that every believer should reflect upon, especially as we approach the Passover season: "How serious are we?" Norbert encourages us to move beyond a superficial or theoretical faith and instead embrace a deeply personal and passionate walk with God. He highlights the common human tendency to want "something for nothing," warning against the trap of spiritual complacency where we expect God's blessings without investing the necessary effort, heart, and soul into our relationship with Him. Throughout the script, Norbert Bohnert emphasizes that a godly life is a continuous journey that requires constant self-examination and reliance on a higher power. He discusses the vital role of the Holy Spirit as a supernatural source of strength, provided we are willing to take the actual steps required to walk in righteousness. Norbert points out that while the "outward man" may decay with age, the "inward man" can be renewed day by day through prayer, study, and a sincere desire to submit to the Father’s will. Drawing from various scriptural principles, Norbert reminds us that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit and that we are not our own. He challenges us to consider if there would be enough evidence to convict us of being followers of God in a court of law. This description serves as an invitation to all viewers to join Norbert Bohnert in assessing their spiritual progress, putting away the "old man," and becoming truly engrossed in the ways of God. It is a call to action to rediscover our first love and passion for the truth as we prepare our hearts for the sacred days ahead.

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