Pés formosos - REV. MARCOS AGRIPINO

What does it mean to have "beautiful feet" before God? In this message based on Isaiah 52:1–7, we are reminded that God calls His people to awaken from spiritual complacency, abandon everything that imprisons them, and live holy lives before the world. The prophet Isaiah announces hope to a people marked by exile, suffering, and shame. In the midst of this scenario, God commands Zion to awaken, put on her garments of honor, and prepare to receive the good news of salvation. This same call remains valid for the church today. The sermon highlights that Christian witness begins with a firm stance, a mind transformed by the Word, and a life committed to holiness. It also emphasizes that truly knowing who God is naturally leads to the mission of proclaiming the Gospel everywhere. In the end, we are challenged to reflect: what marks are we leaving on the world? Do our steps proclaim the good news of Christ or merely reflect the values ​​of the culture around us? INFORMATION: Pastor: MARCOS AGRIPINO Passage: Isaiah 52:1-7 #ipsantoamaro #presbyterian CHAPTERS: 00:00 – The Hope of the Good News 03:44 – The Context of War and Exile 06:02 – The History of Israel: Falls and Restoration 09:51 – The Call to Awaken 12:47 – A People Called to Holiness 16:06 – Living Without Compromising Principles 19:47 – Freeing Yourself from What Imprisons You 24:21 – Transformation Begins in the Mind 26:51 – Knowing the True God 31:22 – The Church's Mission in the World 34:42 – Beautiful are the Feet that Announce the Good News 36:15 – Marks that Transform Lives 37:57 – Testimony on Social Media 40:19 – Closing Prayer Subscribe to receive our new sermons and lessons: https://bit.ly/yt-ipsantoamaro RECEIVE DIRECTLY: Telegram Channel: http://bit.ly/ipsa-telegram (Recommended) Subscribe to Podcast: https://bit.ly/ipsa-podcast Subscribe to Newsletter: http://bit.ly/ipsa-email MORE INFORMATION Social Media: https://linktr.ee/ipsantoamaro Website: http://www.ipsantoamaro.com.br About the opening music Music: Praise God, Sovereign Lord (New Song Hymnal No. 16). Original title in Portuguese: Praise to God Composer: Stralsund Gesangbuch (1665), Joachim Neander (1680) Technical Information Arrangements and musical production: Samuel Cintra Santos Recording, mixing and mastering: SCS Produções Production: Santo Amaro Presbyterian Church ISRC: BR-075-22-00001