With a fresh new sound that will make your speakers bound and your soul soar, Bishop Herson Gonzalez is back for another Devotions series.

In this episode, Bishop waxes poetic about the presence of God.

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Taking us directly to the word, Bishop points out what is so obvious in scripture but can only be accessed by faith... God Is Able!

Special thanks to Ron Morales (the_ronmorales on Insta) for sharing your beautiful song with us.

Love is more than a feeling. In fact, it is almost all action. In today's devotion, Bishop explains that you cannot command feelings, but you can command actions. When God commands us to love, he is telling us to DO something, not FEEL something.

In this episode, Bishop talks about the courage it takes to come back after mistakes, failures, sins, and devastation. In this special show, you can almost hear God calling those who have fallen away on account of situations and circumstances to make a comeback!

Happy New Year from the Devotions With Bishop crew and welcome to Season 2 of our podcast. This year you can expect more podcasts.

As we take on 2022 Bishop takes on the assumption that we already know who we will be and how we will respond to whatever the new year throws at us. This much is certain, anything can happen; anything is possible.

Turn the volume up and enjoy Bishop's unique blend of devotions and great music.

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We sometimes have this image of what it means to be strong as a person who doesn't need others, or someone who can carry others and never need to be carried. But that is just not acurate. Being strong means needing people and depending on God.

Most of us were born a little stingy. We are born again generous when we come to life in Jesus. In today's devotion, BHG points out the benefits of generosity as well as reminding us that generosity is God's idea.

Bishop walks you through the Holy Week reflections he shared with his church. It is not too late to take a journey of self-reflection and spiritual inventory.