Pastor Robert and Taylor Madu have a heart to see the city of Dallas introduced to the Grace and transforming Truth of Jesus. They are passionate to provide a space for all to come, with different backgrounds, and different walks of life, encountering community, spiritual growth, and simply a relationship with Christ. This is not confined only to the city of Dallas. Social crosses all barriers, and desires to reach people globally. Subscribe and share. This allows Social to meet people right where they are, with the opportunity to build the global church any and every way possible.
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Another Story I Robert Madu I Social Dallas
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In “Another Story,” Pastor Robert Madu reminds us that the story we believe will determine how we walk through what we’re going through. Disappointment may have shaken ou
Sep 6 1 h 01 min
Where Does It Go? I Robert Madu I Social Dallas
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In “Where Does It Go?” Pastor Robert Madu teaches us that generosity requires integrity on both sides of the gift. God cares about the heart that gives as well as the han
Aug 30 1 h 11 min
Preach What You Practice I Robert Madu I Social Dallas
In “Preach What You Practice,” Pastor Robert Madu reminds us that giving isn’t a down payment on God’s blessing—it’s our response to it. Tithing is a practice that trains
Aug 24 1 h 01 min
Can I Speak to the Manager I Robert Madu I Social Dallas
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In “Can I Speak to the Manager?” Pastor Robert Madu asks: What does the way we handle money reveal about where we put our trust? Just because something is in our hands do
Aug 16 54 min
Expired Trust | Robert Madu I Social Dallas
In “Expired Trust,” from our new series TRUST ISSUES, Pastor Robert Madu asks: How long does our trust in God last when pressure hits? Present needs can make us forget pa
Aug 9 1 h 01 min
Currency Converter | Charlotte Gambill I Social Dallas
In “Currency Converter,” Charlotte Gambill challenges us to measure our lives by Heaven’s economy instead of the world’s. As we trust God in what He asks of us, our ordin
Aug 2 56 min
Give Me This Mountain | Ryan Leak I Social Dallas
In “Give Me This Mountain,” Ryan Leak asks, “What if God doesn’t remove the mountain but gives us the strength to climb it?” No matter what we go through, we can choose o
Jul 26 41 min
When God Leaves the Group Chat I Manny Arango I Social Dallas
In “When God Leaves the Group Chat,” Pastor Manny Arango teaches that God always desires to bring order out of our chaos. Through Noah’s example, we learn that true rest
Jul 19 1 h 01 min
Refined, Not Ruined I Sam Rijfkogel I Social Dallas
In “Refined, Not Ruined,” Pastor Sam Rijfkogel reminds us that when suffering catches us by surprise, it can be easy to lose sight of God’s goodness. When we allow God’s
Jul 12 1 h 00 min
Don't Trade Your Inheritance I Stephanie Okafor I Social Dallas
In “Don’t Trade Your Inheritance,” Pastor Stephanie Ike Okafor reminds us that hearing God’s voice begins with surrender. Whatever we hunger for most will ultimately lead
Jul 5 50 min
Outrageous Exchange | Jimmy Rollins | Social Dallas
In “Outrageous Exchange,” Pastor Jimmy Rollins explains that surrender precedes provision. What we place in God’s hands is never lost—it becomes the very place where His
Jun 28 53 min
Holding Patterns I Josh Castaneda I Social Dallas
In “Holding Patterns,” Pastor Josh Castaneda reminds us that the wilderness is never wasted. Between the promise and its fulfillment, God prepares us to carry what’s next
Jun 21 47 min
Now You Know I Robert Madu I Social Dallas
In “Now You Know,” Pastor Robert Madu reminds us that God often does His greatest work in the dark. Through Jesus’ conversation with Nicodemus, we learn that being born a
Jun 15 55 min
Honor: The Currency of the Miraculous I Ken Claytor I Social Dallas
In “Honor: The Currency of the Miraculous,” Pastor Ken Claytor teaches that God does His best work in a culture of honor. While the world often rejects honor, God’s king
Jun 7 49 min
Marriage Math I Robert Madu I Social Dallas
In “Marriage Math,” Pastor Robert Madu closes our relationship series by unpacking God’s blueprint for marriage. Marriage isn’t 1 + 1 = 2 —it’s two becoming one. A beauti
May 31 52 min
When We Disagree | Robert Madu | Social Dallas
In “When We Disagree,” Pastor Robert Madu teaches that conflict in relationships is inevitable, but resolution must be intentional. Offense is an event, but living offend
May 24 59 min
Save the Date I Robert Madu I Social Dallas
In “Save the Date,” Pastor Robert Madu gets real about dating and choosing the right relationship. Attraction may catch our eye, but character shapes our future. Are we w
May 17 1 h 07 min
The Woman We Need | Taylor Madu | Social Dallas
In “The Woman We Need,” Pastor Taylor Madu calls women higher in faith, purpose, and resilience. This message shows us what it means to choose God, do hard things, and ho
May 10 35 min
The Man We Need I Robert Madu I Social Dallas
In “The Man We Need,” Pastor Robert Madu calls men higher. Males are born, but men are formed - and formation only happens in proximity to God. It’s time for a generatio
May 3 1 h 15 min
Maybe It’s Me I Robert Madu I Social Dallas
In “Maybe It’s Me,” Pastor Robert Madu kicks off our relationship series and explains what it takes to build healthy relationships in a broken world. The quality of our
Apr 27 50 min
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I cannot get enough of listening to Pastor Robert Madu at Social Dallas.
I live in FL yet I feel like I’m a church member. This is one of three churches I virtually attend each week, and it’s my first choice.
I’m planning to fly to Dallas to attend in person a few times per year, just to feel the powerful Holy Spirit in the venue.
I can feel the Spirit just through YouTube or the podcast, and the Supernatural presence of GOD must just fill the venue and pour out the doors and into the streets of Dallas!!
This man is anointed, and you will FEEL the Word of God when you listen to PR preach.
Betzjo · Apr 2025
Oh my gosh, I don’t even remember how I found Social Dallas, but I have listened to every Sermon that has been posted! I absolutely love the way the messages are delivered. If I lived in Dallas, this would 100% be my home church. I’m so thankful for technology and having the ability to listen to these sermons.
ID Potato · Feb 2025
I originally saw Pastor Robert Madu in Houston when he visited Grace Church to deliver a sermon back in 2021. His message immediately captured me. His enthusiasm for the gospel and commitment to his faith seemed genuine. I haven’t stopped listening since and I’m a little upset that I’m not in Dallas to witness it live 🥲. LOVE the sermon and so glad to have a pastor like him leading!
YaBoyAshy · Jan 2025
I can’t say enough great things about PR! The atmosphere of this church is warm, welcoming, and full of genuine love. The pastor has a unique gift for making everyone feel seen and heard. His messages always speak directly to my soul—uplifting, convicting, and full of truth. What I appreciate most is how he focuses on real-life application, helping us grow spiritually while navigating everyday life. Since attending, my entire family has drawn closer to each other and, most importantly, to Christ. We leave each service feeling renewed, encouraged, and ready to live out our faith. This church has truly been a blessing in our lives! And to have it on this podcast is a blessing!
WizDeLo · Jan 2025
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