Time To Shine

By Orisel Jiménez

As a Christ-centered believer, I understand this is the time for the body of Christ to shine by uplifting each other in prayer and diving deeply into his word, created for such a time. It's Time to Sh... more

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April 25, 2024 Full Circle Judgment
Zephaniah 2:1-15, 2 Corithians 6:2, Luke 21:36, James 4:6
In this chapter, Zephaniah discusses the consequences of not repenting and the judgment that will befall the nations surrounding Judah, which have oppressed God's people.
God has a unique way of judging people, and sometimes, He brings down people so that they can humble themselves before Him and accept that He has complete power over this world. He judges our enemies as well as the people with whom He wants a relationship and who are far from Him. It is a blessing to be under His shadow, as Psalm 91:1 says: "He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will abide in the shadow of the Almighty." We can remain under His protection when we repent, rest, and trust Him, for who can fight the Almighty?
Today, let us remember that God, in His wisdom, will judge our enemies in His own way. Therefore, we are encouraged not to seek revenge, as He is more than capable of dealing with them on our behalf.
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15min
April 24, 2024 Suddenly
Zephaniah 1:1-18
In the opening chapter of Zephaniah, he meticulously traces his lineage, a lineage that boasts of kings who were unwavering in their faith and devotion to God.
God has given time for man to repent because "the day of the Lord' will soon come, suddenly "in a blinking of an eye." He has given us many warnings of his coming. He has provided a manual for us to live by. He is not quick to judge but great in mercies, for he does not want anyone to perish but that all have eternal life, as is referred to in John 3:16. God also, and very importantly, provided His son as the ultimate sacrifice for the redemption of our sins.
So today, if you are far from God, come to him suddenly, for overthinking about your wealth or terrestrial things won't buy you a ticket to eternity. Only by knowing Jesus can you.
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14min
April 23, 2024 Overview on the Book of Zephaniah
Zephaniah 1:4-13; 2:1-3; 3:7-20
Zephaniah means "Yahweh Has Hidden"
This week, we will explore how the Lord will bring judgment upon the people of Judah and the nations surrounding it. However, if they repent, they will be restored. Zephaniah prophesied that the Lord will gather people from all nations to serve and be saved by Him. We serve a God who adores all nations and has provided a way for us to be saved by Him.

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4min
April 22, 2024 Let Him Guide You
Habakkuk 1:1-19
Habakkuk prayed to God for a revival. Despite having heard back from God in the previous two chapters, in this prayer he simply admired God's strength and power. Habakkuk recognized that only God had the authority to bring about a revival in the land, and that He had done so in the past. Habakkuk also knew that judgment or wrath was coming, so he asked God to remember mercy even in His wrath.
Today, we should not forget the profound guidance that we can receive from God when we live in submission to the Holy Spirit. God knows what is best for us, and when we embrace this submission, life can be as beautiful as 'hinds' feet,' allowing us to walk carefree and elevated, as if in the clouds.
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13min
April 19, 2024 God Is The Only One Who Satisfy
Habakkuk 2:1-20, Romans 1:17, Hebrew 10:38 and Galatians 3:11
In the text of Habakkuk, God wants us to understand and follow what has been written by the prophets, apostles, and disciples. They wrote these words so that we would not be satisfied by the things of this world, but by what He says in His Word and run with it and by it. The Lord provides for all our needs in every aspect of our lives, whether it is physical, emotional, or spiritual.
A Christian song from the 1990s says, "There is a God-shaped hole in all of us." This means that only God can fill and satisfy the cravings we have in our lives. We should not be content with the temporary satisfaction that the world offers. Instead, we should hunger for more of God. He wants us to seek Him, to marvel at His glory. The enemy seeks to satisfy himself with greed and pride, and he tempts us to do the same.

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17min
April 18, 2024 God Hears and Answers In Prayer
Habakkuk 1:1-17, Isaiah 58:9 (a), Isaiah 65:24, Jeremiah 33:3, Isaiah 40:13
In the first four verses of the book of Habakkuk, the prophet complains to God about the destruction and terror ruling the hearts of the Israelites amidst the Assyrians and the future Babylonian captivity. He asks if God can intervene. The Lord answers him in the following seven verses, showing that He hears and answers our prayers. God tells Habakkuk that the Assyrians will be held guilty for their treacherous ways because their "strength is their god".
God brought judgment to Israel through the Assyrians and the Babylonians to make them realize that they needed Him more than ever, for He Himself was their King.
Sometimes, we find ourselves in trials and pray fervently for a change in our circumstances. In such moments, we must remember that God's timing is different from ours. These trials, although difficult, serve a purpose. They strengthen our perseverance, and as it is written, "knowing that tribulation brings about perseverance" (Romans 5:3(a)).
Therefore, take heart and continue to pray, for God will soon answer.
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16min
April 17, 2024 Overview of the Book of Habakkuk
This book is about a prophet named Habakkuk who was a professional in the Book of the Law. Habakkuk was among the 12 minor prophets and lived during the reign of the evil king Jehoiakim. At that time, the Babylonians had invaded the land and taken control of it. Habakkuk feared that God's people would lose the land that God had bestowed upon them. He observed the situation and prayed to God, the only one who could restore the land.

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5min
April 16, 2024 No Sin Goes Unpunished
Nahum 3:1-19, Psalm 73:17-19
In Chapter 2, it was revealed that God would bring destruction upon the Assyrians, and He did. The Assyrians had led God's children astray, and so they were punished. This principle holds true today as well. If anyone tries to harm one of God's children, He will seek vengeance on their behalf at the right time and in the right way. No sin goes unpunished.
If someone is spreading lies about you, it's important to remember that God sees everything and will take action when the time is right. It is our duty to pray for our enemies and forgive them, but we should not take matters into our own hands. Ultimately, it is God who will be the judge.

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12min
April 15, 2024 God Has The Upper Hand
Nahum 2:1-13, Romans 8:13 and Psalm 41:11
So, God has the upper hand on things that happen in our lives. He has done this in the past, and he does it again today.
The Lord brought judgment to Israel through the Assyrians, but God took them off the Land by the Babylonians, another enemy of God's children.
Today, I would like to remind you that God is for us, His children, who have accepted His son Jesus, and He is for His people in Israel, His chosen nation. As it says in Romans, "If God is for us, who can be against us?" No one knows how to judge our enemies like God. He will bend their needs.
Today, I encourage you to pray for Israel and for yourself, knowing that God will not allow our enemies to triumph over us, Psalm 41:11. He is just, and at the right time, he will judge our enemies.
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10min
April 12, 2024 No Attack From The Enemy Can Prevail
Nahum 1:1-15, Isaiah 52:7
The Lord will judge both his people and his enemies. He will not allow the enemy to add more pain to his children by trying to prolong their suffering through evil means. God has the final say on when judgment needs to be stopped in our lives. We can take comfort in the fact that no harm can overtake us, and no sin is too great for the Lord to forgive. The enemy may cause turmoil but cannot separate us from God. While God may allow hardships in our lives, they will not persist forever; they have an end date. Therefore, God uses difficult times to purify us and bring us out better and stronger than before. God desires our return so that sin does not permanently separate us from Him. He has provided a way for us to be reconciled with Him through His Son, Jesus Christ, the King. Through Jesus Christ, our sins can be eradicated.
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19min

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The podcast currently has 712 episodes available.