Bishop T. Delbert Robinson- The Menu Has Changed

Main message: God has shifted the season and "the menu has changed" — Christians must hunger and thirst for God's righteousness, consume that righteousness so their lives become a visible witness, and respond in both personal holiness and public responsibility.

Key points:

• The "tables" and ambiance of faith have been realigned by God for this season; not all previous spiritual habits or inputs will serve now.
• The central "entrée" for this season is the righteousness of God — believers must seek, taste, and consume His righteousness.
• Consuming God's righteousness transforms behavior: speech, attitude, disciplines, and lifestyle must reflect right standing with God.
• Being righteous is also active: intercede, live as a witness in the earth, and engage in civic responsibility (e.g., voting) as part of doing righteousness.
• Hunger and thirst for righteousness will result in being filled; rely on the Spirit to help live God's way.

Scriptures mentioned: Matthew 5:1-2, Matthew 5:6, Psalm 63:1, Matthew 6:33, Genesis 18:23, 1 Peter 1:6-7