Isaiah 43:18 - I do new things
Gregory Bishop
(Audio: Español, Inglés) ->Original
RESUMEN: God is the God of new beginnings and can make all things new. In Ezekiel 47, God shows the prophet a vision of a river flowing from the temple of God, bringing new life wherever it flows. God challenges us to be part of this flowing river and not be stagnant like swamps. He changes names in the Bible and has a new name for each believer written on a white stone. When we meet Jesus, God gives us a new heart, a new wardrobe, and a new song. In Revelation 21, God promises to make a new heaven and a new earth.
The speaker reads from Revelation 21 and talks about God's promise of a new heaven and a new earth. He shares his excitement for people coming to church and being transformed by God's love. He encourages listeners to be open to change and to allow God to work in their lives. He shares the story of a man in the Bible who had excuses for not wanting to change and reminds listeners that they need to make a decision to allow God to transform them. He ends with a personal testimony and invites listeners to come to the altar to pray and receive Jesus.
The speaker reads from Revelation 21 and talks about God's promise of a new heaven and a new earth. He shares his excitement for people coming to church and being transformed by God's love. He encourages listeners to be open to change and to allow God to work in their lives. He shares the story of a man in the Bible who had excuses for not wanting to change and reminds listeners that they need to make a decision to allow God to transform them. He ends with a personal testimony and invites listeners to come to the altar to pray and receive Jesus.
Isaiah 43, verse 18. “You do not remember the past things nor do you remember the old things. Behold, I do new things, soon it will come to light, you will not know it. Once again I will open the way in the desert and rivers in the solitude”.
I want to ask you the question. Have you gone through some deserts in the year 2005? Maybe moments of drought, moments of sadness maybe, of loss. We serve a God who has the power to make all things new. To make springs of water sprout in the desert, new plants, animals, new life where there was death. And that's what I want to talk about today.
I want to ask you the question. Have you gone through some deserts in the year 2005? Maybe moments of drought, moments of sadness maybe, of loss. We serve a God who has the power to make all things new. To make springs of water sprout in the desert, new plants, animals, new life where there was death. And that's what I want to talk about today.
