Iglesia Mision Evangelica

¡Aumentame la fe!

·39 min·3 clips
A preacher explains how faith must persist even when God's answers seem delayed, asking how believers can increase it daily.
The episode is a Spanish-language sermon from Iglesia Mision Evangelica, preached under the theme 'Increase My Faith.' It opens by referencing 1 Corinthians 13:13, noting that faith, hope, and love remain, with love being greatest. The preacher contrasts faith before knowing Christ with the enduring faith believers should have after salvation. He explains that increasing faith requires daily nourishment from God's word, similar to learning a skill or language through preparation and practice. Testimonies of God's ongoing miracles are cited as faith-builders. The sermon acknowledges that believers often have little faith when facing negative situations but asserts God fulfills His promises if obeyed. Ecclesiastes 9:2-3 is discussed to show that natural disasters affect everyone equally, yet God protects His people; deaths of the faithful should not lead to questioning God. Hope is emphasized as existing for the living, even in sickness, referencing Jesus' words that some illnesses glorify God. The preacher warns against materialism and self-reliance, using the parable of the rich man building bigger barns to illustrate misplaced confidence. Deuteronomy 6:4's command to love God fully is analyzed, with self-examination on whether love is partial. Praising God sacrificially during despair is presented as a way to invite God's presence and strength. The importance of repeating God's commandments to children is highlighted from Deuteronomy. Luke 17:5-6's mustard seed faith is cited, with Peter's doubt on water as a counterexample. Listeners are encouraged to ask God for increased faith and use what they have, like Moses' staff parting the sea. The sermon concludes with Luke 7:1-10's account of the centurion whose faith in Jesus' spoken word healed his servant, demonstrating faith that pleases God.
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