a violent faith
Samuel Acevedo
(Audio: Spanish)
SUMMARY: The speaker encourages listeners to have a strong and violent faith, citing a message preached by their pastor on December 2nd. They emphasize the importance of faith in approaching God and the need to believe in the principles of faith. The speaker references the story of blind Bartimaeus in Mark 10 as an example of overcoming obstacles, including the obstacle of time. They emphasize that faith grows through resistance and encourages listeners to be persistent in their struggles. Overall, the message is about the power of faith in overcoming obstacles and achieving victory in spiritual warfare.
The importance of the course is not because of the class, but because it teaches us to fight and overcome obstacles. The story of the blind man in Jericho shows us that we should seize opportunities and have vision beyond our negative reality. We need to cry out to Jesus and not be discouraged by resistance from others or circumstances. The attitude of praise and seeking the Lord even more eagerly is a powerful weapon in our battles.
The most powerful weapon for the people of Israel was praise, and they used it as a weapon in battles. In the story of the blind man who was healed by Jesus, we see that the Lord takes our needs seriously and asks us what we want. But our need is only the prelude to something greater that God has for us. God sees the gold in us, even when we see ourselves as coal. He is working something great in us, and our struggles are part of His process of glorifying His name in us. We are a spiritual nuclear bomb about to explode, and Satan fears us in the hands of a mighty God exercising mighty faith. With each act of faith, Satan loses authority over our lives and the Kingdom of God advances. We need miracles, and we ask for a special endowment of faith to receive them. We declare that God will use us to shame Satan and advance His Kingdom.
The importance of the course is not because of the class, but because it teaches us to fight and overcome obstacles. The story of the blind man in Jericho shows us that we should seize opportunities and have vision beyond our negative reality. We need to cry out to Jesus and not be discouraged by resistance from others or circumstances. The attitude of praise and seeking the Lord even more eagerly is a powerful weapon in our battles.
The most powerful weapon for the people of Israel was praise, and they used it as a weapon in battles. In the story of the blind man who was healed by Jesus, we see that the Lord takes our needs seriously and asks us what we want. But our need is only the prelude to something greater that God has for us. God sees the gold in us, even when we see ourselves as coal. He is working something great in us, and our struggles are part of His process of glorifying His name in us. We are a spiritual nuclear bomb about to explode, and Satan fears us in the hands of a mighty God exercising mighty faith. With each act of faith, Satan loses authority over our lives and the Kingdom of God advances. We need miracles, and we ask for a special endowment of faith to receive them. We declare that God will use us to shame Satan and advance His Kingdom.
Book of Mark, Chapter 10, verse 46. Obviously our senior pastor, Dr. Roberto Miranda is not with us this Sunday, he will be with us again next Sunday. But, brethren, as we look up this Biblical quote, Mark Chapter 10, beginning with verse 46, as we look for you, brethren, I want to direct you to another quote, but this one is not in a Bible.
Brothers, I don't know how much you have searched the Internet, for a message or the message, but there is a message that Pastor Roberto preached on December 2, and brothers, if you were not there that day, even if you were there on December 2, I recommend brethren, go and look for that message. He is one of.... brothers, the Lord always uses Pastor Roberto, but there are messages, brothers, that are in their prophetic character boundaries that mark a new phase of the church, that initiate something in the prophetic and unleash incredible power about the life of the church, and the message that the pastor preached on December 2, 2007 is one of those messages, which I have titled the gift of faith.
Brothers, I don't know how much you have searched the Internet, for a message or the message, but there is a message that Pastor Roberto preached on December 2, and brothers, if you were not there that day, even if you were there on December 2, I recommend brethren, go and look for that message. He is one of.... brothers, the Lord always uses Pastor Roberto, but there are messages, brothers, that are in their prophetic character boundaries that mark a new phase of the church, that initiate something in the prophetic and unleash incredible power about the life of the church, and the message that the pastor preached on December 2, 2007 is one of those messages, which I have titled the gift of faith.
