You have to start flowing in what God gives you
Dr. Roberto Miranda
(Audio: Spanish)
SUMMARY: The pastor discusses the importance of spontaneous worship and prophetic singing in church. He recalls a story from the Bible where Elisha asks for a musician to begin playing in order to unleash a prophetic word from God. The pastor also talks about the sacrifices made in order to follow the Holy Spirit and how God rewards obedience and faithfulness. He emphasizes the importance of seeking the anointing of the Holy Spirit in worship and in life. The pastor also shares personal experiences of letting the Holy Spirit lead in preaching and worship.
The speaker talks about the importance of connecting with the infinite wisdom of God and resting in the Lord. He shares his personal experience of letting go of his notes and trusting in God's grace when preaching. He also discusses the tension between order and protocol, and the explosive movement of the Holy Spirit in the church. He uses the models of the tabernacle and temple to explain how the church can operate in the spirit world. He emphasizes the importance of discernment and spiritual government in the movement of the spirit. Finally, he shares his personal experience of receiving a dream from God that led him to establish the Lion of Judah Congregation in Boston.
The pastor explains the change in the name of the church from Central Baptist Church to Lion of Judah Congregation, which represents the tribe that leads worship and adoration, and signifies the unity with the people of Israel. He talks about the spiritual warfare in the area and how the devil tries to spoil the life of God that wants to manifest. He shares a dream he had 25 years ago about praying for the resurrection of three graves, which ended up with three inert dolls that came to life after he prayed in tongues. He believes that there are much greater things that God wants to do through the church and that they need to prepare themselves for it.
The speaker encourages the audience to use what they have on hand and flow in the Holy Spirit. They ask for humility and neutrality to allow the power of God to be manifested in their lives. They pray for their church to be filled with God's oil and for a clear mindset to not go back to the old ways. They ask for God's anointing and grace on their town and for His purposes to be activated.
The speaker talks about the importance of connecting with the infinite wisdom of God and resting in the Lord. He shares his personal experience of letting go of his notes and trusting in God's grace when preaching. He also discusses the tension between order and protocol, and the explosive movement of the Holy Spirit in the church. He uses the models of the tabernacle and temple to explain how the church can operate in the spirit world. He emphasizes the importance of discernment and spiritual government in the movement of the spirit. Finally, he shares his personal experience of receiving a dream from God that led him to establish the Lion of Judah Congregation in Boston.
The pastor explains the change in the name of the church from Central Baptist Church to Lion of Judah Congregation, which represents the tribe that leads worship and adoration, and signifies the unity with the people of Israel. He talks about the spiritual warfare in the area and how the devil tries to spoil the life of God that wants to manifest. He shares a dream he had 25 years ago about praying for the resurrection of three graves, which ended up with three inert dolls that came to life after he prayed in tongues. He believes that there are much greater things that God wants to do through the church and that they need to prepare themselves for it.
The speaker encourages the audience to use what they have on hand and flow in the Holy Spirit. They ask for humility and neutrality to allow the power of God to be manifested in their lives. They pray for their church to be filled with God's oil and for a clear mindset to not go back to the old ways. They ask for God's anointing and grace on their town and for His purposes to be activated.
I think I spoke a little bit last Sunday about how the Lord through the years has led me to a type of spontaneous worship that I practice in my own life and that many times I have also wanted to introduce to the church that can be considered as prophetic worship or worship of the moment not practiced, not preconceived.
And this morning as we were about to start the service the Lord moved me, I think it was the Lord, to start a song in English, come into the presence of the Lord and raise your voice and worship Him, etc. It wasn't on the show and I'm always very afraid of putting people in agony in terms of it not being on the show, what are the musicians doing, the technology, whether or not the choir is going to appear, and all this kind of stuff. of things, and frankly out of respect, not out of fear, because as a pastor one says, well, I have the right to do those things. But out of respect I don't like to put people in discomfort. But I have said that if there is no discomfort it is not a prophecy, it is not a move of God. God moves in discomfort, God moves in uncertainty.
And this morning as we were about to start the service the Lord moved me, I think it was the Lord, to start a song in English, come into the presence of the Lord and raise your voice and worship Him, etc. It wasn't on the show and I'm always very afraid of putting people in agony in terms of it not being on the show, what are the musicians doing, the technology, whether or not the choir is going to appear, and all this kind of stuff. of things, and frankly out of respect, not out of fear, because as a pastor one says, well, I have the right to do those things. But out of respect I don't like to put people in discomfort. But I have said that if there is no discomfort it is not a prophecy, it is not a move of God. God moves in discomfort, God moves in uncertainty.
