don't worry

(Audio: Spanish)

SUMMARY: The pastor reflects on how God always finds a way to bring a word that reaches the heart and how the Word of God is alive and effective. He encourages the listeners to trust in God's words and seek Him first, as everything else will fall into place. The pastor uses the phrase "Hakuna Matata" to remind the listeners to not worry and find peace in God's love. He emphasizes the importance of actively seeking God and building a relationship with Him. The pastor also uses the example of a troubled marriage to illustrate the importance of communication and compromise in a relationship.

The speaker encourages listeners to live in harmony with each other and with God's love, reminding them to not worry and seek God in all things. He emphasizes the importance of making changes and connecting with others as children of God. He prays for those facing difficult situations and asks for God's peace to be ministered to them. The prayer concludes with a request for guidance and strength in facing the surprises of life.

You know my brothers, in my heart, right now there is a sense of -how can I say- there's an overwhelming feeling of how God responds to our hearts and our needs. There is an overwhelming sense of how the Lord responds to our hearts. Before I came down here, I was thinking and reflecting on different texts and one of the things that I wanted to share with you tonight was precisely that. I am coming across the text that says 'This generation adores me with its lips, but its heart is far from me'.

It was one of the texts I came across and hearing these words that were shared now, the truth is that it brings me a sense of having to recognize that God always seeks to confirm these things to his people, my brothers. God will always find a way to bring a word that reaches the heart.