Joel Coyoc's sermon titled "Las maravillas del Señor" focuses on the theme of God's marvelous works as depicted in Psalm 9:3. Central to his argument is the idea that believers are called to proclaim and rejoice in these wonders, particularly emphasizing God's justice and divine authority in judging enemies. Coyoc references specific scriptural passages, including Psalm 9, Hebrews 13:15, and Revelation 15:3, to illustrate how God sustains believers and brings their enemies to defeat. The message is significant for the Reformed faith as it highlights God's sovereignty and the believer's response in worship and testimony amidst struggles, reinforcing the idea that genuine worship arises from a consciousness of God's actions in history and personal lives.
“Te alabaré, oh Jehová, con todo mi corazón. Contaré todas tus maravillas.”
“Las maravillas del Señor son todas para contar.”
“El que demanda la sangre se acordó de ellos. No se olvidó del clamor de los afligidos.”
“Los enemigos han huido delante del Señor, es delante de Él que han huido cada uno de nuestros enemigos.”
The Bible affirms that God judges with justice and maintains the rights of His people, as shown in Psalm 9:4.
Psalm 9:4, Romans 8:28
Declaring the wonders of the Lord encourages worship and strengthens faith among believers.
Psalm 9:1, Hebrews 13:15, Revelation 15:3
God's sovereignty is affirmed throughout Scripture, assuring us that He orchestrates all events for His purposes.
Romans 8:28, Psalm 9:7
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