A call to fidelity
Dr. Roberto Miranda
(Audio: Spanish)
SUMMARY: The speaker talks about the importance of fidelity and being faithful to God, even in difficult times when emotions and circumstances can be overwhelming. He uses the example of Ruth, who was faithful to her mother-in-law Naomi and ultimately became an ancestor of Jesus Christ. The speaker emphasizes that faithful people are blessed in the end and encourages listeners to persevere through the ups and downs of life. The Bible also emphasizes the importance of faithfulness, with the Apostle Paul calling himself and others servants of Christ and administrators of the mysteries of God.
In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being faithful in all aspects of life, whether it be in serving God, in marriage, or in other commitments. He notes that being faithful requires a person to be reliable and steadfast in their principles, even in times when emotions may not be at their peak. The speaker also discusses the challenges that come with marriage, but stresses the importance of being faithful to one's spouse through thick and thin. He concludes by saying that being faithful brings glory to God and leads to a richer and more fulfilling life.
The speaker urges listeners to be faithful to God and to make a commitment to staying faithful even in difficult times. He emphasizes the importance of long-term commitment and trustworthy character, rather than short-term gains or pleasures. He encourages listeners to make a vow of fidelity in all areas of their lives, including marriage, work, and faith, and to seek strength from God to remain faithful. He also invites those who have not yet received Jesus as their savior to do so and commit to following him. The ultimate goal is to build a church of character and integrity, built on the rock of faithfulness.
The prayer asks for God's help in building a faithful church with character and integrity. The speaker declares a blessing on God's people and asks for the anointing of fidelity. God promises to be with the people and give them victory. The prayer asks for new strength and blessings for Pastor Harry Maldonado. The prayer ends with praise for God's presence in our lives.
In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being faithful in all aspects of life, whether it be in serving God, in marriage, or in other commitments. He notes that being faithful requires a person to be reliable and steadfast in their principles, even in times when emotions may not be at their peak. The speaker also discusses the challenges that come with marriage, but stresses the importance of being faithful to one's spouse through thick and thin. He concludes by saying that being faithful brings glory to God and leads to a richer and more fulfilling life.
The speaker urges listeners to be faithful to God and to make a commitment to staying faithful even in difficult times. He emphasizes the importance of long-term commitment and trustworthy character, rather than short-term gains or pleasures. He encourages listeners to make a vow of fidelity in all areas of their lives, including marriage, work, and faith, and to seek strength from God to remain faithful. He also invites those who have not yet received Jesus as their savior to do so and commit to following him. The ultimate goal is to build a church of character and integrity, built on the rock of faithfulness.
The prayer asks for God's help in building a faithful church with character and integrity. The speaker declares a blessing on God's people and asks for the anointing of fidelity. God promises to be with the people and give them victory. The prayer asks for new strength and blessings for Pastor Harry Maldonado. The prayer ends with praise for God's presence in our lives.
God put it in my heart to speak for a moment about fidelity, to be faithful to the Lord, to be faithful in our lives, to be faithful. And that goes with that idea that even if you have little left in life, your call is to be faithful.
There are many times that you will not have strength, honestly in life situations you will not have a little smoke, not a chinchín, you ran out of gasoline and the only thing you can smell is that there was gasoline in the tank but that's it. You're going to be like an athlete, a marathoner who's running a marathon and he hits mile 25.5 and has half a mile left to run and he's gone. And what does it do? He bites the bullet, he doesn't give up and even if he crawls he reaches the finish line because he has a commitment to honor and draws strength from where he doesn't have it and completes the race.
There are many times that you will not have strength, honestly in life situations you will not have a little smoke, not a chinchín, you ran out of gasoline and the only thing you can smell is that there was gasoline in the tank but that's it. You're going to be like an athlete, a marathoner who's running a marathon and he hits mile 25.5 and has half a mile left to run and he's gone. And what does it do? He bites the bullet, he doesn't give up and even if he crawls he reaches the finish line because he has a commitment to honor and draws strength from where he doesn't have it and completes the race.
