The central theological topic of Austin Cody Groover's sermon, "La memoria de Dios," is the nature of God’s memory in relation to His people, particularly as expressed in Psalm 13. Groover argues that, contrary to human experiences of feeling forgotten or distant from God, divine forgetfulness is impossible due to God's immutable nature. He uses Psalm 13 to illustrate David’s lamentation, where David’s feelings of abandonment prompt a call for revival through divine light. Scripture references, including Isaiah 49:15-16 and Hebrews 10:16, support the assertion that God eternally remembers His people, having chosen them in Christ before the foundation of the world and promising never to forget their sins through the redemptive work of Christ. Practically, the sermon underscores the importance of relying on God's faithfulness and mercy for believers who feel desolate, emphasizing that they should remember God's past acts of salvation and His continual guidance.
“Dios no olvida uno de los suyos.”
“Alúmbrame los ojos para que yo pueda ver... que es en Cristo.”
“Más yo en tu misericordia he confiado, mi corazón se alegrará en tu salvación.”
“La sangre del Señor Jesucristo... hizo perfectos para siempre los santificados.”
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