300 more tired men still chasing
Dr. Roberto Miranda
(Audio: Spanish)
SUMMARY: The sermon is about the importance of perseverance and chasing after goals even when tired and exhausted. The preacher uses the story of Gideon in Judges 8 as an example of men who were exhausted but still chasing after the enemy. The preacher encourages the congregation to live according to God's word and not be controlled by emotions or circumstances. He also reminds them of the importance of pursuing God's vision for their lives and not giving up until it is fulfilled. The sermon also touches on the ongoing financial campaign of the church and encourages members to give generously and have faith in God's blessings.
The speaker compares the story of Gideon in the Bible to the current situation of the church he leads. He believes that like Gideon, God calls them to free his people from oppression and demonic influence. He encourages his congregation to keep chasing their commitments to God, even if they are tired. He reminds them that God works in community and they are part of a team. He invites them to renew their commitment and vision for the future, and to build new places for God's anointing to expand. He also invites newcomers to the church to make a commitment to God. Finally, he prays for a prosperous and blessed people who will be an example of God's faithfulness.
The speaker invites new members of the congregation to commit themselves and give their best to God. He emphasizes the importance of giving God the best of everything, including one's life, love, dreams, and obedience. He reminds the congregation that God gave his best by sacrificing his son for our redemption, and thus we should give our best to Him in return. The speaker encourages the congregation to give their best offering, first fruits, talents, and gifts to God, and promises that God will bless their lives if they do so.
The speaker compares the story of Gideon in the Bible to the current situation of the church he leads. He believes that like Gideon, God calls them to free his people from oppression and demonic influence. He encourages his congregation to keep chasing their commitments to God, even if they are tired. He reminds them that God works in community and they are part of a team. He invites them to renew their commitment and vision for the future, and to build new places for God's anointing to expand. He also invites newcomers to the church to make a commitment to God. Finally, he prays for a prosperous and blessed people who will be an example of God's faithfulness.
The speaker invites new members of the congregation to commit themselves and give their best to God. He emphasizes the importance of giving God the best of everything, including one's life, love, dreams, and obedience. He reminds the congregation that God gave his best by sacrificing his son for our redemption, and thus we should give our best to Him in return. The speaker encourages the congregation to give their best offering, first fruits, talents, and gifts to God, and promises that God will bless their lives if they do so.
Judges, Chapter 8, there's a verse in there that I was telling the brethren this morning, that I've always wanted to preach on that verse. And like he had never given himself the time to do it, and had never found the angle to enter that verse. But I have it underlined in my Bible for many years,
and this week when I was talking to these faithful sisters who have been a part of putting together our financial campaign. I bless Patty and Damaris and Herenia and Florecita and other men, Rupert and other brothers as well who have helped us in the elaboration of these campaigns. Glory to God for those brothers.
and this week when I was talking to these faithful sisters who have been a part of putting together our financial campaign. I bless Patty and Damaris and Herenia and Florecita and other men, Rupert and other brothers as well who have helped us in the elaboration of these campaigns. Glory to God for those brothers.
