Those who wait for Jehovah will have new strength

(Audio: Spanish)

SUMMARY: In Isaiah 40, the prophet reminds the people of Israel that God is all-powerful and faithful, even in times of disobedience and captivity. He encourages them to wait on the Lord and trust in His strength, for He is the Creator of all things and can do great things for His people. The speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing God's authority and taking hold of the keys to the Kingdom, even in tough times. She shares personal stories of God's faithfulness and encourages listeners to depend on God's grace in their weaknesses. Overall, the message is one of hope and trust in God's power and love.

The speaker emphasizes the importance of relying on God's strength during difficult times. He uses examples from the Bible, such as Jacob wrestling with the angel and King David strengthening himself in the Lord, to show that God will provide for those who have faith in Him. The speaker encourages listeners to praise and worship God on their own, rather than waiting for others to do so, and to trust that God is capable of opening doors and providing for their needs. The speaker emphasizes that faith is a decision based on the conviction that what God has said is true, and encourages listeners to persevere on their journey with God.

Faith is believing in God's promises and holding onto them, even when times are tough. We should praise God and join His army, as He is our captain. All of God's promises are yes and amen, and we should keep waiting for His blessings with patience and faith. We should never give up, but keep holding onto our faith and trust in God's faithfulness.

Isaiah 40 from 25 to 31: "To what then will you make me like or compare me, says the Holy One? Lift up your eyes then and see who created these things; He brings out and counts his army. He calls them all by name, none will be missing Such is the greatness of his strength and the power of his dominion. Why do you say, O Jacob, and you speak Israel, My way is hidden from the Lord and my judgment passed from my God? Have you not known, have you not heard that the Eternal God is Jehovah who created the ends of the earth? He does not faint or fatigue with weariness and his understanding is not reached by him; He gives effort to the weary and multiplies the strength to those who have none."

"The boys get tired and get tired. The young men falter and fall, but" but, but, but, "those who wait for the Lord will have new strength, they will raise wings like eagles, they will run and not get tired, they will walk and not get tired Those who hope in Jehovah will have new strength, they will raise wings like the eagle, they will run and not get tired, they will walk and not get tired."