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From Survival to Abundance | Joshua 5:10-12 | Pastor Diego Mesa
April 3, 2025 · 48 min
Series Patria Sermons April 3, 2025 · 48 min · Patria Sermons
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Adam Mesa is Lead Pastor of Patria Church and speaks to a congregation of 12,000 about how the gospel of Jesus Christ brings purpose to every life. Patria
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0:00 Anyways, it's good to see everybody on a Wednesday night. Thanks for coming to church. It's awesome to be people that don't don't just simply desire 1 meal a day, or 1 meal a week, but like0:12 2 meals a week. Or this might be your first service on a Wednesday this week. So we appreciate appreciate you being here today. How many of you just love church, love the presence of God?0:26 I don't know about you. I I I As I grow older and as I grow older in my faith, I just I just wanna create a deeper hunger for God than ever before, and the scriptures0:37 coming alive more, and just the privilege, just the real, real privilege of preaching the good news and the gospel of Jesus Christ. I wanna encourage you to get together your invite list0:49 if you haven't done that yet for Easter. It's it's the biggest day that people are more apt to come to church. So I just want you to make sure you're putting your list together.1:01 I always do that. There's always 1 to 3 people that maybe I invite that I met that year or people that I have invited over the years that have never come,1:13 or people that used to come to church but aren't coming. And so I just wanna encourage you to be very purposeful. I appreciate you coming to church, but you've been to a lot of Easters. It's time for someone else to come1:25 to their first Easter and experience God's goodness. And so would you just do me a favor and put your little invite list together, pray over them that when you do invite them,1:36 that God will prepare their hearts. And then just be creative in how you're gonna do that. I know I wouldn't have ever come to church if somebody was not creative in how they would have invited me and asked me to1:48 come. So sometimes you have to pick them up. Sometimes you have to bribe them with a breakfast or a brunch. And sometimes you have to wait for them in the foyer or sometimes you have to do whatever you have to do. But2:00 it's How many of you believe it's worth it to win a soul to Jesus Christ? Father, thank you for the next few moments so we can delve into your word, God. May we just not just be2:11 hearers of the word, but doers of the word. And we just lean in a little bit intently, God, to hear fresh, a fresh word today, God, that will be able to be applicable2:23 tomorrow. And where we're living today, it'll be an answer, God. And we just honor the movement and the work of the Holy Spirit that empowers us to do what you've asked us to2:35 do. We are all servants of the Lord. In Jesus' name, amen. We're gonna stand for the reading of the word, and if there's anyone that describes the servant of the Lord, it would be Joshua.2:48 Joshua had an amazing resume, but on his tombstone, God acknowledges him as servant. And that's the kind of person I wanna identify with.3:00 Not, you know what, he was a pioneer, he was a pastor, he built this, he did this, he traveled this, he wrote books, he did Just just put servant of the Lord. That's all that matters3:12 is my service to God. So it reads like this, just 2 a few verses here. While the Israelites camped at Gilgal on the plains of Jericho, they observed the Passover.3:24 This Passover that had been done for 40 years. They were now gonna keep it going on the evening of the fourteenth day of the month.3:36 The day after the Passover, they ate the unleavened bread and roasted grain from the produce of the land. And the day, say the3:48 day. The day. That that day after they ate from the produce of the land, the manna ceased. No more manna. Since there4:00 was no more manna, the Israelites, they ate from the crops of the land of Canaan that year. You may be seated. What an amazing verse that we're gonna4:12 try to talk about today. And here's a generation that had grown older because they had were 40 years in the wilderness of practicing the Passover,4:24 which would had taken place in Egypt where the death angel had passed over the homes that had put blood over the doorpost of that home. And the4:35 supernatural miracle of exiting Egypt over 430 years of bondage, the new generation of Christians, the new generation of4:47 Hebrews, the new generation of followers wanted to take on the same practices. I love that. That there's a new generation that wants to honor the traditions4:59 of the old generation. Not to be legalistic, but because they see the benefit and they see the power. And I believe I'm talking to you. I believe I'm talking to them5:11 that are saying, you know what? We wanna bring back the traditions of going to church, men leading their families in worship. We wanna bring the traditions back of hope, prayer in our lives that we5:23 believe the stoutness of the scriptures, that we serve God and are great witnesses for God. Those principles matter. You know, I wanna show you a little bit of an image5:35 here today. And this is I saw this image. It's a classic image. Notice this little boy with his hands in a prayer posture. And this is his dad5:47 with a puppy behind his back. I think it really describes what we're gonna talk about in the next few moments. Is the fact that God had a surprise for the children5:59 of Israel. They kinda knew it was coming, they just didn't know what it would be. And that sometimes it is the way with God in our faith walk. We know God's got6:10 something in his hand, but he's not yet revealed what's in his hand behind his back. And there's a sense of us little little being little kids that have been praying, believing, expecting and6:22 anticipating. And our our moment of waiting is about ready to end. And we're kind of all excited over the fact that at this moment, what the6:34 father has behind his back is about ready to be released and given to us. I don't know if that ministers to anybody today. The thought is is I know6:46 he has something for me. I just don't know what it is yet. Oh my God. That was a great point to yell, shout, or say hallelujah or6:57 praise the Lord. I know God's got something good for me. I just don't know what it is yet, but I know it's gonna be good. I I I7:09 can't I can't see it yet. I I can't feel it yet. I can't put my hands around it, but I know something good is on the way from the hand of the father. Let7:23 me say the benediction, we'll do the altar call, and we'll go home now. Because that's more than enough to build your faith today. For all of you that are discouraged, I7:35 just wanna encourage you today. So here's an amazing story that we're about ready to read of the fact that for 40 years, 480 months, 20807:47 weeks, 14600 days, 350400 hours, God had supernaturally fed the children of Israel with manna.8:00 All those days, every morning, like a time clock that could be set, that manna showed up. On the sixth day, it showed up twice a day.8:13 A 40 year miracle where God never ceased. It never stopped. It never was lost. It was never stolen. The8:25 faithfulness of God showed up in a generation for 40 years, day in and day out. From the rising of the sun to the going down. He fed8:37 them. He provided for them. He protect them. But now we're about ready to end into a different season. See, they had always eaten, had always been8:48 filled, and they always had more than enough. And they never questioned that. They never doubted that. And they never worried about that. That God absolutely was Jehovah8:59 Jireh and he provided for them. The bible says this about that miracle. Then the Lord said to Moses, I'm going to rain bread from heaven for you. The people are going out each day9:11 and gather enough for that day. This way I will test them to see whether or not they will follow my instructions. And on the sixth day when they prepare what they bring in, it9:23 will be twice as much as they gather on those days. And then verse 35, the Israelites ate manna for 40 years until they came to9:35 inhabit this new land. They ate manna until they reached the border of the land of Canaan. It's amazing as you look at the9:47 design of God, as you look at the providence of God, as you look at the hand of God, that the very day, that that day, not a day9:58 earlier, not a day later, the day that the manna ended, the next day a new open door of provision came. That day. And10:10 you're worried about tomorrow and you're fearful about tomorrow and you're scared about next week, next month, or next year. This is the God that you serve today.10:21 And I believe he's not lost the recipe of manna. If he's gotta rain down manna to provide for you again, he'll rain it down. I10:33 remember the day that I got the left foot of fellowship and so to speak they fired me or10:44 whatever you wanna call it. My 30000 dollar job, it was originally 48000 dollars as an assistant pastor. I took10:56 a salary cut in January. Now, was living off of off of 18000 because 30000 had been taken away for a couple11:08 months and I took on another job to subsequent that income. That day when they told me, as you know the story, you're basically let11:20 go after 15 years and 9 years full time. Go and obey God and start this church that you say God told you to start in so many words. I11:32 remember, God, where is this extra money gonna come from, God? My manna has dried up. God, this is manna that I paid my bills. I11:44 fed my family with God. And now it's dried up. This this job has dried up. This income has dried up. This resource has11:56 dried up. God. Yes. Yes. How are you gonna provide for me? This little old warehouse job that I work a third shift with God is not12:07 enough to sustain me, God. As though God didn't know and I needed to tell him what my circumstances look like. The miraculous thing was12:19 I had already worked there for 3 months. That night, no other night before, not a day earlier and not a day12:31 later, that night I finished my shift knowing what had taken place earlier that day. My supervisor came to me and he said, Diego, I12:43 don't know why I've never asked you. Would you like to work overtime? I said, give me sir all the overtime that you could give me. And I worked 16 hours sometimes, I12:55 worked 20 hours sometimes, and all that extra hours in overtime made up for the money that had stopped that day. That day. Don't tell me that13:07 God doesn't know what's going on in your life. Don't tell me that tithing doesn't work and doesn't pay. Don't tell me that God's not gonna work and knows what your tomorrow holds, no matter how13:19 unexpected it is to you. That day, never before had it ever happened, but that day when I cried out to God, my heart was broken. My The manna dried up. God opened up13:30 a new supply and provided for me. God is my witness. All those kids were fed, mortgage bills were paid, and God blessed13:42 my life. That night, it was supernatural what took place. I remember how a millionaire came to this church when we first13:54 started. I believe that was a blessing of faithfulness. His name was his name was John. And John's tithe made up for about14:06 30 to 40 people's tithe. Because he was a millionaire. And and I remember he said I remember he was with us for about 2 to 3 years, him and Linda.14:18 And he said, I gotta move to Atlanta. I said, oh, no. My manna's gonna cease. Dear Lord Jesus. There goes my manna.14:32 Who's gonna make up for that manna? But the amazing thing is, God did. God was still my source. God still made up the difference.14:44 He was not dependent upon just 1 individual to do that. And I got story after story after story of the supernatural provision history of this church when manna dried14:56 up on that day or soon after, God opened a whole another door of source in our lives. So let's navigate15:07 through this for for an example. Let's navigate through this. Number 1 is this, God is a God of transitions. God is a God of transitions. We're familiar with first15:19 Corinthians 13 in verse number 11. When I was a child, I thought as a child, I understood, I spoke as a child, became a man. That's transition that speaks of that. Then John 15 talks15:31 about that we are to bear fruit, we are to bear more fruit, and we are to bear much fruit. That speaks of transition in fruit bearing. In transitions, you started off as a single15:43 person, and then possibly you got married, and then you became a father, and then you became a grandfather. That was transitions in your life. Sometimes we15:54 go from being married to divorce. That's a transition in your life. Where something stops, yet something starts. Where your manna dries up, but16:06 God is gonna open up a new supply for you. That you go from being married to being a widow. That's a transition in your life.16:18 That you go from a being a student trying to get a degree to now getting a job and and building a career. That's a transition in your life. But God16:30 always works in and through transitions. He is faithful to you in your transitions. And this chapter is revealing a transition16:42 of manna and produce that's that's something is ending yet something is beginning. So what in your life is starting and stopping and what is starting in your life? What is expiring16:54 and yet something is being birthed in your life? There's transitions. God forbid somebody is gonna die today yet a baby's gonna be born today. I I feel like17:06 Solomon in Proverbs or in the Saul of Solomon say, look at that. How beautiful that is. The tragedy and sorrow of someone dying, yet the beauty, someone17:18 taking their last breath and yet someone taking their first breath. Amazing of something ending and something beginning. Always17:29 in our lives, there's something ending and there's something beginning. That's true. Yes. I can see that went over your head. It's Wednesday night, you just wanna go home or eat.17:42 Doesn't always feel good. We don't always welcome it. I don't always like it. But oftentimes, we are always in transitions where something is17:53 ending, yet something is gonna start and something is gonna begin in our lives. So, can I trust God when 1 season ends in my life and a new season is about ready to18:05 begin? Can I trust God in this uncomfortable place of transition? Where I was absolutely so predictable and18:17 comfortable that every day at this time my manna showed up and I could expect my life to be this way. But I don't know now because that's ended. And18:29 can I trust God now for the new methods and the new tools and the new diet and the new appetite that I'm about ready to enter into? When18:41 when the fact is is when a resource called manna or bread dries up, can I depend on God for that new season? When something begins to18:53 dry up in my life, can I believe God for the transition to take place? Yes. If that which is dried up is not your source, but only a resource,19:04 then you can trust God. But if you have made what what is drying up your source, it's gonna be difficult to transition to your next season.19:18 I love this scripture in second Corinthians 3 5. It's 1 of my favorite. Not that our sufficiency is of ourselves to claim anything coming from us, but our sufficiency is of God.19:30 Your husband, your wife, your job, your intellect, your skills, your talent, your money, your finances, they are not your source. So stop19:42 acting like that and stop treating them as though you're so they're your source. Because when they're your source, they will control your emotions, they will control your feelings, they will control you, and they will19:53 influence you. They are a resource. They are something that God has blessed you with. They're something that God will use. But God alone is the source of my life so that if something dies20:04 or something quits or something dries up, God is still the source of my life and he's gonna open up something new to me. Boy, I'm trying to20:16 preach hard, but it's Wednesday night, man. I want you to recognize, am I open20:28 to God doing something different in my life? Or am I stuck in the past the way it used to be? I I just want my manna. That's all I want is20:40 manna. You're holding on to your manna. You're holding on to your past. And God says, I I really wanna do something new in every aspect of your life, but you're gonna have to let go of the20:52 manna. The manna was good for its its time. It that manna was The manna is a meal for the wilderness. It's not a meal for the promised land. You21:09 needed manna in the wilderness, but you don't need manna where I'm taking you. So stop grieving over the manna that's been stolen, lost or taken21:20 from you and start rejoicing for something new I'm gonna bring into your life. How about a new job, a new friend, a new relationship?21:34 So am I open for God doing something different in my life? Jesus challenged the disciples to get out of the boat and walk on the water. And every day in faith, you gotta21:46 be challenged to do something you've never done before that's absolutely scary to trust God to sustain you when sometimes it doesn't make sense. Am I willing to do something21:58 am I willing to do something different is the thought. You know, the thought is this, is that God requires spiritual growth and development to inherit the promises. That's number 2.22:10 What was God doing in the story? The Bible says grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. Then in Numbers it said something unique about this whole thing.22:22 It says, when they came to Eskog Valley, cut down, notice what they said, grapes, which was carried on a pole by 2 men. They also took some pomegranates and they took some22:34 figs and they reported to Moses, we went to the land where you sent us. This is now where they're about ready to inherit. The land flows with milk and honey.22:46 God was speaking to them when he said that manna has ceased and now you're gonna yield and you're gonna work the land and it's gonna bring produce into your land. And that's a new way that I'm gonna22:58 provide for you now. So I'm shutting up this industry. I'm shutting up this job. I'm shutting up this way, but I'm gonna open up another way. Now, stop grieving over the past. Would23:09 you embrace the future now? This is Watch. This is how you eat manna. This this is all it23:21 requires.23:39 God said, you know what? When you're a baby Christian and don't have a lot of faith, that's all answer your prayer. But now that you've been saved a little bit, I require more than23:51 you getting out of your tent, picking it up, and eating it. I now need you to till the ground now. I need you to plant the seed. I need you to water. I'm gonna end the I'm gonna do the24:03 increase, but I'm gonna bless you in a whole new way, in a whole different way than I've ever done before. Because I'm requiring maturity from you. I'm requiring you to be responsible now.24:16 I'm requiring you not to be a baby in the Lord anymore. But most Christians wanna live like babies.24:28 It's feed feed me the manna. This is how you eat manna. Watch this. That's how you eat24:40 manna. But let me ask you something. How do you eat pomegranates? How do you eat figs? How24:53 do you eat milk? How do you eat honey? He was requiring a different method from them. And if they25:04 were stuck on the 1 method, they were gonna starve to death. He was using new instruments. He was using new skills. He was teaching them a new tool. He was teaching them a different25:16 way. Amen. To provide for themselves, for him to bless them. So here here's the reality of of what I'm trying to say25:28 when I when I say these things about grapes and pomegranates, figs, and milk and honey. This there the the manna is the manna season, and we're about ready to enter25:40 into the produce season. So 2 seasons. And and let me let me just for a minute describe the difference for you. How many of you recognize25:52 that if you have a baby, a grandbaby, you are a baby. How many of you know that someone had to feed you? Someone had So for26:03 lack of argument, let's just say you have to feed a child up till 2 years old. Okay? So you know what? Here comes the choo choo train. Here it comes like this and you feed them. Right? Okay? Is26:15 there something wrong with me feeding you like that when you're 22 years old? So when you're in a baby in the Lord, God does a lot of things for you. But26:28 when you start maturing in the Lord, he says, I'm gonna do things through you and I'm gonna start doing things with you, but I'm not as gonna do things for you anymore. If26:42 you get this, it'll change your life. He's requiring something of that. When you're a baby, I'll feed you. But when you're starting to mature and you're starting to grow now,26:54 your diet is gonna change. So manna season is this versus produce season. Manna season is the season where you receive. Produce is the season where you give. Manna27:05 season is is the season where you've been served. Produce season is where you start serving. Manna season is the fact that you people treat you.27:18 Produce season is you start paying. I want 1 amen. A manna season is where you observe. Produce season is where you start to participate.27:29 Manna season is where you sit and do nothing. Produce season is where you start doing. Manna manna season is where you're just simply a27:41 believer. Produce season is where you become obedient. Manna season is where you're a convert. Produce season is where you're a disciple of the Lord. Manna season is where you're27:53 immature. Produce is when you're mature. Manna season is when you're in an invisible secret secret Christian. Produce season is where you're visible and you're an example and a28:04 model. Manna season is where you're unavailable and unaccessible. Produce season is when you're dependable and you're reliable. Again, the28:16 difference between the 2 is 1 that is where God does for you. The other 1 is when God does it with you. This is 2 different seasons that we're talking28:28 about. He I I I love the fact that he says grapes, pomegranates, figs, milk, and honey. Because that's my diet right there.28:40 It literally is my diet right there. You wanna know what pastor Diego eats? He just eats that. I don't know why that diet is so enriched with antioxidants.28:53 I don't know why that's such a inflammatory diet. Doesn't have a lot of inflammatory in it. It's filled with vitamins and it's filled with minerals. Now, I'm not trying to preach diet29:05 to you today. I'm trying to preach a spiritual principle today. That God is saying, I wanna change your spiritual diet. Yeah. I29:18 wanna change some your appetites. I wanna change your desires. I want you to leave the manna appetite, the manna diet,29:30 the manna desires, and will you embrace the pomegranates? Will you embrace the grapes and the figs? Will you embrace the honey?29:42 Listen. If you're gonna get honey, you gotta be willing to be stung by bees. Honey ain't gonna just here. Bees ain't gonna come and just, hey. Take my honey.29:54 You're gonna have to be stung, and some people don't wanna be stung. That's why they'll never embrace the honey. And if you want milk, you gotta squeeze something, and people don't wanna squeeze.30:05 But the reality is is all I'm trying to tell you is that God had a better diet for them. He has something amazing that he wanted to bless them with, and I I find it interesting30:17 that this lifestyle now. The other lifestyle of manna, I challenge you, was kind of a lazy lifestyle. But this lifestyle to embrace the pomegranates, the30:29 grapes, the figs, the milk and honey is a lifestyle of discipline. It's a lifestyle of diligence. It's a lifestyle of dedication, devotion, and30:40 determination. Where the former lifestyle was just simply procrastination and excuses. God is taking you from 1 season to another season.30:52 And to enjoy this next season, God's saying, it's gonna require some discipline of you. You're gonna have to get up every day, and you're gonna have to work that land,31:05 and you're gonna have to plant that seed, and you're gonna have to water that seed, and you're gonna have to protect your crop, and that requires discipline. But I'm gonna yield31:17 to you the biggest harvest you've ever experienced before, And it's gonna take diligence because the weather will sometimes change. Yeah. It's gonna take diligence to get up when you feel like sleeping31:28 in. And it's gonna take determination to to believe that you're gonna have a great harvest and you're gonna have to exercise your faith. So all of that required31:40 a certain change within them to produce an amazing blessing that was in their lives. I'm gonna give you a quote by Malcolm Gladwell and it's it's31:52 it's gonna be on the screen. We well, we could do that 1 if you wanna do that 1. Comfort is a drug once you get used to it, it becomes addicting. So don't get comfortable with your manna. Don't get32:04 comfortable in any area of your life because God is always stretching. He's always challenging you with a new season to do something. Could you give me the other 1 on comfort? I'll I'll do the other 1. Don't get too32:15 comfortable with who you are at any given time. You may miss the opportunity to become who you want to be. You've gotta be able to transition well,32:27 take on the new appetite, and do what God's asking you to do in this new season. But but Malcolm Malcolm Gladwell said this, if you wanna be an32:39 expert in any field of your life, whatever that is, you have to put in 10000 hours. And any 1 of you can be an expert in finances, you could be an expert in piano, you could be32:51 expert in drums, you could be an expert in a bible scholar. It's the theory of 10000 hours which which speaks of, again, of discipline, which speaks33:03 of diligence and determination that God isn't just gonna give you things because if he just gave you things, it wouldn't develop your character and you would not steward it well.33:15 So he requires something different of this generation than he did the the previous generation. There's a story of a a little boy who was walking33:27 by the the gym and so he saw this man in the gym posing against the mirror. You've seen these bodybuilder guys and, you know, he's going like this in front of the mirror. Pow.33:39 Boom. Boom. Boom. So the little the little boy came by and he says, you know, what what33:51 do you use those muscles for? The guy says, this. I'll do it again. Boom. Boom. He said, no, no. How do you use those34:02 muscles in your life? And the guy says, they're just for posing. That's all they are. And there's a lot of posing Christians. Boom. Boom. You don't use34:14 your faith. You don't use your muscles. You don't use your Boom. Boom. Boom. Just posers. Look at somebody and34:26 say, he didn't call you a poser. What are you using your faith for? What are you using church for? What are you using the Bible for? What what do you use it for?34:38 So I end with this story. I end with this last thought. Don't stop on God. The better and the best is yet to come. Don't stop on God. The34:51 better and the best is yet to come. You may have lost your manna, but you're about ready to gain your grapes, your figs, your pomegranates, your milk,35:03 and your honey. You may have lost your manna, but look at what you've gained. When the replacement from God arrives, you will never forget what you lost. Amen. You don't35:14 remember it anymore. You think I'm grieving over 30000 dollars now and what happened to me in Pomona and that you got to be kidding.35:25 I'm flowing in milk and honey, man. I don't want manna no more. God wants to give you35:37 something better than manna. He wants to give you something better than manna and await you. So move forward by faith, advance by courage, and go ahead35:49 go ahead by bravery is what he challenged that generation with. The bible says just a few thoughts and I'm done here in these scriptures that I wanna share with you as I close. Do not remember the past36:01 events, pay attention to the things of old. Behold, I will do a new thing, saith the lord. I'll make a way in your wilderness and rivers in your deserts. What no eye has seen nor ear36:12 has heard nor human heart has conceived, God has prepared for those things, those that love him. Now unto him that is able to exceedingly abundantly above all that you can ask or think by the power that works within you.36:25 Only goodness and faithful love will pursue me all the days of my life. God's faithful love and God's faithful mercy awaits us. There was36:37 102 year old mother in the church, and she knew that her departure was soon. But she called the preacher in and just said, you know what? I36:49 want my service to be this way. Here are the songs I want to be sung. Here's, the thoughts I'd like for you to share. Here are the people I'd like to speak. Here's the atmosphere of celebration that37:01 I want. And she says, when I want my casket to be open, and upon the viewing, I want you to put a fork in my hand. He said,37:13 that's an unusual request to have a fork in your hand. Mother, why would you want a fork in your hand? She said, well, when I grew up back37:25 in the day, you didn't have a lot of utensils to eat with. You didn't have all these fancy spoons and knives, and all they gave you was a fork.37:37 And you use that fork to eat your meal. And and when the meal was done, your mama, your daddy, your grandmama, your the wait waiter, waitress, wherever37:48 you were at, would say keep your fork. Hold on to your fork. And we knew when you hold on to your fork, something better is coming. So we didn't know if we get apple pie38:00 that night. We didn't know if we get cobbler that night. We didn't know if we get cheesecake that night or chocolate cake that night. But we hung onto our fork because we knew something better was coming. Hang onto38:12 your fork today. Yeah. No matter where you are in life. God has some pomegranates and grapes and figs and milk and honey for you. Father, I just thank you today, God, that38:24 you are faithful in no matter what season we are in, God. And though something end and something dry up, oh God, something new will open for us, oh God. I38:36 thank you in the name of Jesus, Lord, that you are a God of supernatural provision, God. That father, it's very difficult sometimes to be in a place38:48 where the unexpected happens and we have to walk by faith, but it's the greatest place to trust God and watch the supernatural provision of God38:59 take place. Father, that night, you prearranged something, God, that I was so overwhelmingly39:11 worried about, fretting about, and anxious about. Yet you said just in your heart, go to work, Diego. Just go to work. I know. Just go to work.39:23 And he moved, and he put it on that supervisor's heart to ask nobody else but to ask me, God, to point me out. Thank you, Jesus. And then that night, you39:35 made a way for the next for the next 9 months of my life, God, to not miss the manna in my life. You moved so supernaturally. How39:47 could I ever doubt you for the next season of my life, oh, God, when you were so faithful, God? So I thank you today, God. Our eyes areShow more
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