Dancing in the fiery furnace
Iris Chicas
(Audio: Spanish)
SUMMARY: The speaker shares a message from Daniel 3, where the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego is told. The speaker encourages women to align their lives with God and trust in His abundance, even in difficult circumstances. The speaker reminds the audience that God can burn away the things that hold them back, and that they should free themselves from negative thoughts and emotions. The speaker also emphasizes that God is with them in their trials, and they should trust in His presence. Finally, the speaker notes that hidden enemies may try to discourage them, but they should focus on God's glory and not be deterred.
The sermon discusses the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the fiery furnace and how it relates to our spiritual battles today. The speaker highlights eight key points from the story, including the importance of trusting in God, the presence of hidden enemies, the need for repentance, and the recognition of God's power. The speaker emphasizes the power of God to protect and guide us through difficult circumstances and encourages listeners to trust in God's plan for their lives.
The speaker rejoices in her faith and the presence of God in her life. She encourages others to carry the glory of God and trust in his provision. She talks about the story of Nebuchadnezzar and how he recognized the power of God. She shares a personal experience of visiting a sick woman and praying for her healing. She also talks about how God has given her a new purpose and is using her as an instrument of his glory.
The speaker encourages women to believe in themselves and their abilities, citing examples from the Bible such as Abigail and Rispa. She urges them to renounce the spirit of fear and oppression and invites them to join together in prayer, asking for the manifestation of the fourth man in the fiery furnace to guide them through difficult circumstances. The speaker promises a prophetic declaration to prepare them for an upcoming congress.
The sermon discusses the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the fiery furnace and how it relates to our spiritual battles today. The speaker highlights eight key points from the story, including the importance of trusting in God, the presence of hidden enemies, the need for repentance, and the recognition of God's power. The speaker emphasizes the power of God to protect and guide us through difficult circumstances and encourages listeners to trust in God's plan for their lives.
The speaker rejoices in her faith and the presence of God in her life. She encourages others to carry the glory of God and trust in his provision. She talks about the story of Nebuchadnezzar and how he recognized the power of God. She shares a personal experience of visiting a sick woman and praying for her healing. She also talks about how God has given her a new purpose and is using her as an instrument of his glory.
The speaker encourages women to believe in themselves and their abilities, citing examples from the Bible such as Abigail and Rispa. She urges them to renounce the spirit of fear and oppression and invites them to join together in prayer, asking for the manifestation of the fourth man in the fiery furnace to guide them through difficult circumstances. The speaker promises a prophetic declaration to prepare them for an upcoming congress.
Let's see what I am going to speak to the people of God on behalf of God. And God gave me a word in Daniel, chapter 3, I want you to seek it with me in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. This chapter is very beautiful, very specific, it has several very beautiful facets, but we are going to take it from verse 20 onwards. I want those who are behind to deactivate what they are taking care of and come here and take the Bible because God has a purpose with you who also serve. Forget the tables, no one is going to take those tables. I want you to receive this word. The Holy Spirit told me those women who are going to get there are hungry and thirsty for God.
Do they all have them? If there is a friend we welcome her, if there is a prodigal we also welcome her. Today there is going to be a party in this house and today you will fall in love with this supreme being called God because it is not religion but a love relationship for the glory of the Lord.
Do they all have them? If there is a friend we welcome her, if there is a prodigal we also welcome her. Today there is going to be a party in this house and today you will fall in love with this supreme being called God because it is not religion but a love relationship for the glory of the Lord.
