With anticipatory sight for a supply

(Audio: Spanish)

SUMMARY: The speaker discusses the importance of being farsighted and cautious in our approach to life, particularly in our financial decisions. He references the story of David in First Chronicles and how David felt incorporated into the process of building a temple for worship. The speaker emphasizes the need to be part of the process and to contribute, whether it be through volunteering, financial means, or connections. He stresses the importance of making sacrifices that truly cost us and not presenting sacrifices to God that come easily. Overall, the message encourages the listener to be farsighted and to contribute to the vision of the church.

The speaker encourages the congregation to feel part of the process of building the house of the Lord, and to understand that their involvement will transform lives. They should offer everything to the Lord, including their lives, and feel in love with God. The speaker cites King David's example of giving generously to the house of God, and urges the congregation to be foreseeable for the provision of the Lord. He closes with a prayer of praise and encourages the congregation to be farsighted in their lives and commitments to God.

I want to invite you to open your Bibles to the book of First Chronicles, Chapter 28, verse 20. I took this verse because there were many verses to take, but I took this one because it was almost time for me to get here, I couldn't find which one of all read, but I believe that this somehow reflects what the Lord is bringing us today. I put this sermon based on this story that is here in the Book of Chronicles, starting from Chapter 21 the need for a church that is farsighted for a provision.

I don't know if the title will sound good, but I couldn't think of other words in Spanish, I'm forgetting Spanish sometimes. This is how we are going to read it in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ:

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