Start, Pause, Stop - Pr. André Fernandes 27/08/2016

[Music] I'm going to preach today in a very objective way, so I need all your attention. Okay, guys down here, guys in the gallery, flow with me because I want to share something today that has to do with everything we dream of becoming reality. Today's theme is start, pause, and stop. I want to

talk about discerning the time and season of all things. I realize that something that has frustrated the projects and dreams of many of us is that we sometimes have difficulty discerning the time and seasons for God's plans. You know, I was at the Next Club the other day. There are some young people

here, married young people, you're not so young, are you? Let's be honest, Philip, young even if you're married, someone like that. If Philip is old, Rafa... So I'm not even going to raise my hand, I'm not kidding, guys. Are there any married young people? There are a few more back there. And we were at the Next Club

the other day, it was the meeting of married young people, and I brought up a topic there which was " Indian program." Has anyone here ever been through an " Indian program"? Tell the truth, I think that those who are married go through it three times more, right? Or those who... Okay, so

I was sharing some "Indian programs" and I realized that Quezinha and I think we deserve the crown of "kings of Indian programs" because nobody has as many "Indian programs" in the history of marriage as me and her. Our biggest "Indian program" started on our wedding anniversary, just so you understand. We celebrated our first wedding anniversary.

Quezinha got married very young, 17, I got married at 20, and we said, "Hey honey, let's travel, let's go somewhere cool, let's explore new places to celebrate our first year." The first year of marriage was the hardest for us, and we were undecided. We thought about going to Paris, we thought about going to Rome, we thought