A momentum, a divine impetus
Omar Soto
(Audio: Spanish)
SUMMARY: The author speaks about how God is moving in our lives and how we need to have the correct discernment, intention, and heart to be able to discern it. He speaks about the divine momentum or impetus that God provides, which is like an energy that comes from God that we cannot manipulate but rather comes directly from him. He gives examples from the Bible of people like Joseph and the people of Israel who experienced a divine momentum despite adverse circumstances. The author encourages us to understand how God moves in our lives and to accept and receive it.
In this message, the speaker reflects on the story of the Israelites in Egypt and how they multiplied despite the efforts to contain them. He then shares a personal story of how the Wednesday prayer service at his church initially struggled to attract people, but eventually grew with the help of prayer and faith. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being in the right mindset and having faith to receive God's blessings. He also encourages congregating and being part of a community to promote the momentum of God's movement.
The speaker encourages the audience to seek and be open to the momentum and move of God in their lives, both individually and as a church. He acknowledges that there may be times when it feels like God is not present, but urges the audience to trust in God's intentions for them. He also emphasizes the need for personal growth and character development in order to fully experience God's blessings. The speaker concludes with a prayer for God to open their eyes to his power and intentions in their lives.
The prayer asks for God's guidance and discernment in our lives, to help us maintain faith and courage in all circumstances. It gives thanks for God's presence in all aspects of our lives, from the depths of the earth to the heights, and even in mundane activities like grocery shopping. The prayer concludes with gratitude and praise.
In this message, the speaker reflects on the story of the Israelites in Egypt and how they multiplied despite the efforts to contain them. He then shares a personal story of how the Wednesday prayer service at his church initially struggled to attract people, but eventually grew with the help of prayer and faith. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being in the right mindset and having faith to receive God's blessings. He also encourages congregating and being part of a community to promote the momentum of God's movement.
The speaker encourages the audience to seek and be open to the momentum and move of God in their lives, both individually and as a church. He acknowledges that there may be times when it feels like God is not present, but urges the audience to trust in God's intentions for them. He also emphasizes the need for personal growth and character development in order to fully experience God's blessings. The speaker concludes with a prayer for God to open their eyes to his power and intentions in their lives.
The prayer asks for God's guidance and discernment in our lives, to help us maintain faith and courage in all circumstances. It gives thanks for God's presence in all aspects of our lives, from the depths of the earth to the heights, and even in mundane activities like grocery shopping. The prayer concludes with gratitude and praise.
I would like to share with you some things that the Lord had placed in my heart a month and a half ago, more or less, I could say, today what I am going to do is rather complete a message that I brought on a Wednesday. beginning the month of September, several weeks ago. And it has to do with this idea of God's move in the midst of our lives.
And much of this is inspired by this whole series that our pastor Miranda has been preaching concerning the book of Acts, and how the church in the book of Acts experienced a move of God in the midst of their times. And it was a move of God that did not depend on the circumstances in which they were living, which for some reason could be said to be negative circumstances, it was an environment that was somehow opposed to everything that the church was experiencing. , but with everything and that, there was a move, there was a momentum so to speak, an impetus from God who was moving in the midst of his disciples and all those who decided to believe and accept his word.
And much of this is inspired by this whole series that our pastor Miranda has been preaching concerning the book of Acts, and how the church in the book of Acts experienced a move of God in the midst of their times. And it was a move of God that did not depend on the circumstances in which they were living, which for some reason could be said to be negative circumstances, it was an environment that was somehow opposed to everything that the church was experiencing. , but with everything and that, there was a move, there was a momentum so to speak, an impetus from God who was moving in the midst of his disciples and all those who decided to believe and accept his word.
