God has chosen you to build
Omar Soto
(Audio: Spanish)
SUMMARY: In this sermon, the speaker asks what motivates us to continue building in our lives and to not give up when things get tough. He shares his experience running a half marathon and how the encouragement of others motivated him to keep going. Using the example of David and Solomon in 1 Chronicles, the speaker encourages listeners to take hold of their lives and not let fear hold them back. He reminds them that God is with them and will not abandon them until the work is finished. The speaker encourages listeners to get their hands on the situation and not forget to encourage others along the way.
The message is about being a builder in your personal life, family life, and ministry. Encouraging others is important, and if God is calling you to motivate someone, don't let go until He tells you to stop. Even if it feels clumsy at first, start with baby steps and approach someone with genuine encouragement. Don't give up on what you're building, even if it feels hopeless or you've tried multiple times. God will not let go of your hands until the work is completed. Pray for wisdom and guidance to build solid, healthy, and abundant lives for yourself and those around you.
The message is about being a builder in your personal life, family life, and ministry. Encouraging others is important, and if God is calling you to motivate someone, don't let go until He tells you to stop. Even if it feels clumsy at first, start with baby steps and approach someone with genuine encouragement. Don't give up on what you're building, even if it feels hopeless or you've tried multiple times. God will not let go of your hands until the work is completed. Pray for wisdom and guidance to build solid, healthy, and abundant lives for yourself and those around you.
I'm going to take a risk here. When you hear a title like this: “God has chosen you to build”, do you believe it? Amen. Really? You can look at your life, you can look at the environment of your whole life, you can look inside yourself and you can say: "Yes, God has chosen me to build."
What are you building? That was the question with which I stayed there in "stand by" last Wednesday, what are you building? Many of us to give you a little, a little summary, many of us are in our lives trying to build something, some of us are building our lives personally, because over the years perhaps the, the, the traumas we lived through were more than the good achievements and one is looking to build something new, like it shows where he manages to find a new muse, a new inspiration to direct my life in a good direction. And many of us have managed to do it and we are on a good track, at a good pace, but some of us have also found it difficult, it's like we get up and after a while we fall down again and we come back and get up, and we come back and stumble, and you come back and get up and go there getting good air and suddenly something happens and fun! And you come back and fall.
What are you building? That was the question with which I stayed there in "stand by" last Wednesday, what are you building? Many of us to give you a little, a little summary, many of us are in our lives trying to build something, some of us are building our lives personally, because over the years perhaps the, the, the traumas we lived through were more than the good achievements and one is looking to build something new, like it shows where he manages to find a new muse, a new inspiration to direct my life in a good direction. And many of us have managed to do it and we are on a good track, at a good pace, but some of us have also found it difficult, it's like we get up and after a while we fall down again and we come back and get up, and we come back and stumble, and you come back and get up and go there getting good air and suddenly something happens and fun! And you come back and fall.
