Proverbs says, “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.” We are in the presence of a holy, just, and almighty God who is to be taken seriously. I want you to know that when God sends you and gives you an assignment, He will go with you all the way. Do you fear Him enough to obey? Respect Him enough to follow His direction? That fear is where wisdom has its beginning.
The enemy would want nothing more than for you to replay every bad thing you ever did in your life. If you recall your mistakes and are trapped in the pain of it, God has a reminder for you: If you surrender to Him, He says , I'll take away your sin. I'll make your life new. I'll restart you and restore you; hope will overflow, and your life will be filled with joy !
Host Rosalinda Rivera admits, “I began to let anger slip in my heart, and I didn't know how to get my joy back. But I wanted to feel God again. And I would see people come to the altar and I would see them pray and God was giving them a breakthrough and I wanted that so bad in my life.” If you have suffered trauma, or troubles with family, work, addiction, Rosalinda wants you to know that God has a plan for your life. “You might not understand what you're going through right now. But I want you ...
Are you feeling stuck? The enemy would want nothing more than for you to stay in your pain, your conflict, your unforgiveness, but your Father desires to pull you out of that pit and put your feet on a rock.
If you have ever felt overwhelmed, instead of running to unreliable, ungodly sources for help, remember that the Lord is your hiding place. It's in your hiding place where you receive a surge of power to overpower the overwhelm.
When the body of Christ comes together in clear agreement, visible unity, and extraordinary prayer —That is what is going to cause the next great awakening.
Rosalinda Rivera continues in Judges 6-8 with Gideon’s story of winning against all odds.
Rosalinda Rivera is in Judges 6 in this series on Gideon’s example of trust and obedience. At first look, Gideon is unimpressive; then when he is outmanned and outgunned, he chooses to trust God and abandon his tactical military experience. Gideon teaches us that every experience is a test, and every trial is tailored to draw us close to God.
Do you beat yourself up when you mess up? The Bible says there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus (Romans 8:1). If you blew it, you need to repent, shake it off, and get yourself back with the Lord. Do not let the weight of sin separate you from God’s presence. Stay connected and committed.
On last week’s episode, Rosalinda Rivera highlighted a few lessons from the book of James. Let’s continue what we started and see the power in our words and our thoughts. “God has big things for you. He's got great tomorrow for you. He’s prepared new connections and provisions. So, whatever the enemy tries to take from you, know that God's going to return it or replace it with something greater if you submit your ways to Him!”
If there's an internal conversion, there's going to be an external proof. If you have an internal encounter with Jesus, there's an external proof and fruit of your encounter with the Lord a man because you can't be meeting Jesus loving Jesus and acting a fool. You must have a distinct change in your life.
Rosalinda Rivera packs this episode with the Word of God as she shows us how to be a light to the people in your world.
Opinions are plentiful, and perspective is personal. When your faith looks crazy to your friends; when your family says, “There is no way this will work out,” you stand firm. Open your mouth and declare, Oh, there might not be a way for you, and it may look like there’s no way for me, but I know the One who IS the way and He will make it happen! Know who your God is!
Rosalinda digs into John’s account of the woman at the well in this episode of Faith Fuel. “Sometimes we go back to the world thinking we're going to be fulfilled. We go back after money, addictions, relationships, or material things and we are still empty on the inside. But Jesus said, If you accept the waters that I can give you, you will never thirst again. ”
What do you do when you're going through a hellish trial? This episode is for the person who is up against more than the usual disappointments and dilemmas of daily life. This is for the one who got the news from the doctor. This is for the person drowning in debt, or the wife whose husband just walked out. You have a weapon.
When you are going against trials, you had better go out to win. Pull out the Sword of the Spirit and know that God is your refuge and your strength; “an ever-present help in times of trouble” (Psalm 46:1). The Word of God is alive — that is your weapon.
“I want you to know that no matter what comes your way, God is not surprised by your situation. He did not send it or allow it in order to defeat you but to increase you. You are meant for greater things; you will do greater things.” – Rosalinda Rivera
Here’s the thing about shoes: You cannot just wear the same shoes to every occasion. It’s the same with your responses and how God uses you. Maybe you're stuck in the past, wearing a shoe that no longer fits; your foot has grown — your life has changed. . Is the Lord asking you to put on something different for this season? If so, get your heart ready to change it up.
When the enemy tries to come against your family and your children, do not believe the negativity! Moms have a special recipe of prayer and passion that refuses to give up. Host Rosalinda Rivera says, “Declare the Word of God, and let your enemy know who you are in Christ, because my God came to give us life and life more abundantly.”
“When you sow in obedience, it's not just for you. Your sacrifice impacts the next generation and the next generation, your children and their children.” Rosalinda Rivera shows us how our lives and our legacy are secured in our sacrifice. Are you ready for a generational blessing?
Rosalinda Rivera teaches from Jeremiah in this episode of Faith Fuel. But blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord, whose confidence is in him. They will be like a tree planted by the water that sends out its roots by the stream. It does not fear when heat comes; its leaves are always green. It has no worries in a year of drought and never fails to bear fruit. (Jeremiah 17:7-8, NIV)
Rosalinda Rivera warns, “The enemy is wanting to trap you and pull your mind away. You're going to see stuff all your life that is a temptation. That's not the problem; you can’t avoid temptation. But it's when you connect to it, sin will own a part of your heart.” Guard your heart.
Can you think of a time you wished you had a do-over? A mulligan for something you did; a take-back for something you said? The Bible is full of people with regrets — like Jonah. For every regret, God offers to resore us, rebuild us, and redeem us, although it is not always a comfortable journey. Again, like Jonah. In this episode, host Rosalinda Rivera reminds us of the longsuffering love of the Father, “the God of many chances.”
Although Noah had never seen a flood – or rain -- he obeyed God and started building a boat. Is God telling you to step out? Maybe you're hearing the voice of God asking you to do something that you just can't fathom. Maybe somebody prophesied a word on your life but you cannot imagine what it might look like. Rosalinda says, “Listen – God is not asking you to be the architect who designs the blueprint. He is asking you to trust Him and begin building.”
Declare 2022 your Pivot Point. Whether at the turnover to a new year, a month week or day, declare and prepare to make a turn toward the best you. Rosalinda Rivera points us in the right direction on this episode of Faith Fuel.
With the pressures of work and family, hectic schedules and unforeseen obstacles, our contentment can be unnerved with sleepless nights and stressful days. Rosalinda Rivera advises us to take regular breaks and shut out the distractions. Self-care is not selfish, so put the phone on DND, pray, and just breathe.
“My coach used to say, ‘practice makes permanent.’ It’s the same in training as it is in thinking.” Rosalinda Rivera gives us 10 Grateful Steps Toward a Life of Joy in today’s episode of Faith Fuel.
God’s purpose often comes as an interruption in our agenda. Nobody knows that better than Mary and Joseph. The virgin had no reason to add “give birth” to her list of things to do. Rosalinda Rivera encourages us to let Mary’s response be our response when the unexpected throws us into the unknown – “May your word to me be fulfilled.”
God’s desire is to write a story of victory for your life. Using her book, “Dare to Begin Again: Let God Write Your Best Future,” Rosalinda Rivera will encourage you to allow God to help you build again, even if it requires taking a wrecking ball to your plan and laying the rubble at the foot of the cross.
Jochebed faced the decision of her life before sending her son Moses floating down the Nile River. Rosalinda Rivera used this bit of history to remind us “when we dare to sacrifice, God provides a surplus. The reward is worth the risk.”
