In search of something better

(Audio: Spanish)

SUMMARY: In this sermon, the speaker talks about the aspect of faith that drives us to seek something better. He refers to Hebrews 11, which mentions the heroes or patriarchs of faith who died without receiving what was promised to them. Despite this, they longed for a better promise and looked for a homeland that was heavenly. The speaker emphasizes that faith seeks something better, not just personal desires or whims, and that God wants something better for his children. He encourages listeners to question what they are looking for and to approach God with faith.

The message of the sermon is that we should have faith in God and seek His guidance in our lives. We should ask for His favor and blessings, but our intentions should be pure and not driven by selfish desires. Our ultimate aim should be to fulfill God's promise of eternal life with Him. While God will fulfill His promises to bless us in this life, our ultimate perfection will be achieved in the afterlife. We should seek Jesus and trust in His guidance as the author and finisher of our faith.

If you remember, two Wednesdays ago, the last time I shared with you, I talked about those 4 dimensions, about how faith, that faith that we have has 4 aspects, and one is the faith that moves us, that directs us to what our experience of salvation is, which is our entrance into our relationship with the Lord through the person of Jesus.

That same faith is also defined as what is the certainty of those things that are not seen. They are remembered when we read Hebrews 11. There is also faith as the gift of faith which is when we are talking about a faith with hypertrophy, or a faith on steroids if you will, which is like when everyone says no, not here anymore There is a way out, this is over. Faith, that supernatural, that gift is activated and allows us to say, no, God is not finished. God still has something in the midst of things. And we launched like this.