Dr. Roberto Miranda

The passage from Ephesians 4:11-13 speaks about how God gives his people different gifts and endowments of the spirit to complement each other and allow the church to advance in its mission. These gif

In Chapter 8 of the Letter to the Romans, the Apostle Paul emphasizes that salvation is by God's grace, not by works. He explains that the law, although good, cannot justify man and often exacerbates

Chapters 9, 10, and 11 of Romans discuss God's plans for the Hebrew people and their relationship with salvation through Jesus Christ. Paul clarifies that not all Jews are children of God and that sal

The passage being studied is Ephesians 4, and the focus is on the progressive nature of the Christian walk. The first level of maturity is confronting the baser instincts of the flesh, such as sexual

In Ephesians 4:11-16, the Apostle Paul speaks about the different gifts of the church and how they exist to prepare God's people for works of service, bring them into the unity of faith, and guide the

The passage in 2 Kings 6:24-7:20 tells the story of the Syrian army laying siege to Samaria, causing a great famine in the city. Two women make a deal to eat their children, and the king is overwhelme

The passage discusses the continuation of the story of the King of Syria attacking the people of Israel, despite having experienced defeat at the hands of the prophet Elijah. This highlights the const

The passage of Martha and Mary teaches us about setting our sights on things above and prioritizing our affection for God. Martha was concerned with many chores, but Mary chose the good part, which wa

The resurrection of Jesus is not just a historical event, but something that has implications for our lives today. We can live in the power and triumph of the resurrection, which speaks of victory ove

In this Resurrection Day, we meditate on the Christ of the Resurrection and the positive implications it has for our lives. The story of Martha, Mary, and Lazarus illustrates how Christ has the power

The speaker discusses the story of Daniel from the Bible and how he was a man of integrity who was willing to take unpopular positions and make sacrifices for his beliefs. The speaker relates this to

The speaker discusses the character of Daniel in the Old Testament and how he exemplifies integrity, taking unpopular positions, and taking great risks for the values of the Kingdom of God. The speake

In Luke 12:13-21, Jesus warns against greed and excessive attachment to material possessions. He uses a parable about a rich man who stores up his abundance of crops and goods, but dies before he can

In this passage, Jesus warns against greed and an excessive attachment to material possessions. He uses the example of a rich man who hoards his wealth without recognizing God or practicing stewardshi

The passage from 1 Timothy 6 provides a prescription for how to positively relate to money and riches. The apostle Paul writes about how our attitude towards wealth, money, and possessions should be.

In the parable of the foolish rich man, we see what not to do when it comes to money and riches. The man didn't acknowledge God, had no sense of stewardship, had no eternal perspective, thought his so

In Mark 6:30-44, Jesus performs the miracle of the multiplication of the loaves and fish to feed the crowd. The disciples were initially afraid and unsure of how to feed the multitude with only five l

The passage from Mark, Chapter 6, culminates with the multiplication of the loaves and fish, emphasizing the importance of a compassionate church that meets the needs of the world. The church of Jesus

The story of Jesus feeding the crowd shows his compassion for those in need. He identified with their pain and ministered to them, even though he and his disciples were in need of rest. The disciples,

The passage in Mark 6:30-34 shows the compassionate ministry of Christ Jesus. Despite wanting to rest and have fellowship with his disciples, when he saw the crowd of people waiting for him, he had co

It is important to take time to rest and replenish our physical and emotional energies. Our bodies and brains need time to recover from constant use, just like a machine needs maintenance. We should t

The key to effective Christian service is a life of total dependence on God, cultivating an intimate relationship with Christ through prayer, reading the Word of God, and communion with other believer

Roberto Miranda emphasizes the power of the word of God to transform lives and encourages listeners to not only listen to the radio but also seek a Christian community to grow in their faith. He share

In this sermon on family life, the speaker reflects on Ephesians 5:21-6:4 and emphasizes the importance of mutual submission within the family. He acknowledges the difficulty of preaching the passage

The sermon is focused on the importance of living a life of Godly values and character, rather than just displaying spiritual gifts or emotions. The speaker emphasizes the need for persistence, discip

The speaker discusses the importance of preaching "horizontal sermons," which focus on the ethical and moral dimensions of daily life rather than just spiritual concepts. He emphasizes the importance

In this message, the speaker concludes the study on grace and the attitude of grace, focusing on the concept of the cross and how it represents a scandalous idea to human sensibility. The Lord Jesus C

In Luke 6:27-36, Jesus calls us to live a life of grace and love towards our enemies, those who hate us, and those who mistreat us. He contrasts this divine behavior with the natural way of living, wh

In this episode of "A Date with Christ," the speaker discusses the golden rule, which is to treat others as you would like to be treated. The Lord Jesus Christ teaches us to be merciful and patient wi

The attitude of grace is one that predisposes us to treat others with a benevolent, generous, and kind way. It forgives the offender and assumes good in others instead of assuming evil. This attitude

In this sermon, Pastor Roberto Miranda discusses the importance of loving our enemies and doing good to those who hate us, as Jesus taught in Luke 6:27-35. He explains that this call to love and gener

In this final part of the study of the parable of the sower, the speaker emphasizes the richness of the word of God and the importance of receiving it with reverence, love, and humility. He encourages

In this final part of the exposition of the parable of the sower in Matthew 13, the focus is on the seed that falls among thorns. This represents people who are so entangled in the cares of the world,

In this session, the speaker continues discussing the Parable of the Sower from Matthew 13. They talk about the seed that falls among thorns and how it represents people who are too busy and focused o

In this episode, the speaker reflects on the parable of the sower and specifically on the type of soil that is rocky. This type of soil represents people who receive the Gospel with enthusiasm but qui

In this message, the parable of the sower in Matthew 13 is discussed, focusing on the second type of land - stony ground. This type of person hears the word and receives it with enthusiasm, but has no

The word of God is alive and effective, and it can bless our lives with prosperity, health, hope, joy, and more. We are all called to be sowers of the Gospel, spreading the message of Christ's sacrifi

In this sermon, Roberto Miranda emphasizes the power of the word of God to transform lives and encourages listeners to seek a deeper relationship with God beyond just listening to the radio. He stress

In Romans 12:1, Paul calls for believers to present their bodies as a living sacrifice to the Lord, meaning to consecrate themselves completely to God for His exclusive use. This includes surrendering

In Romans 12, Paul calls on Christians to present their lives as a sacrifice to the Lord, to live a life of transformation through the renewal of the mind and understanding, and to not conform to the

The book of Haggai is a message from God to the Hebrew people who had returned to Jerusalem from Babylonian exile. They had started to rebuild the temple, but opposition from pagan nations caused them

In Romans 12, the Apostle Paul calls for Christians to have a modest view of themselves, knowing their gifts and limitations, accepting themselves, and discharging their gifts with gratitude and humil

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of having a humble and grateful attitude when serving the Lord with our gifts and talents. We should not have a higher opinion of ourselves than we

In 5 years, the church hopes to have a new, modern sanctuary that can accommodate more people and stage larger events. The church also wants to have a greater impact in the English-speaking community

The pastor envisions significant progress for their church in the next five years. They hope to have a modern sanctuary built on their parking lot, expand their influence beyond the Hispanic community

The author believes in prioritizing spiritual things and seeking the Kingdom of God. They pray for their church to maintain a high level of spirituality, be a model for other churches, and be an activ

The speaker emphasizes the importance of three things to pray for the church. Firstly, that the church remains close to the values of the Kingdom of God and the teachings of the Bible. Secondly, that

Being a parent is a lifelong and intensive commitment that requires continuous investment of time and effort to instill solid spiritual values, discipline, and a love for excellence in our children. I

Being a parent is a full-time commitment that requires a lot of time and effort, especially in the early years when a child's personality and sensibility is being formed. Parents need to be a constant

The Book of Proverbs, written by wise men inspired by the Holy Spirit, offers valuable advice for life. Proverbs 3:9-10 instructs us to honor God with our possessions and first fruits, and in return,

The writer of Proverbs advises us to trust in the Lord with all our heart and not rely on our own understanding. Acknowledge Him in all our ways and He will make our paths straight. By putting our tru

In this Bible study, the writer emphasizes the importance of keeping the word of God in our hearts and minds, and not forgetting it. This includes reading the Bible daily, attending church, and memori

The writer of Proverbs urges us to remember and keep the law of the Lord in our hearts. It is easy to forget the teachings of the Bible during the pressures and difficulties of life, but we must make

The third chapter of the Book of Proverbs contains practical advice on wisdom. The word of God is powerful and transformative, and faith is required to activate its power. The Bible is a reliable and

The speaker shares a passage from the Book of Proverbs about the importance of treasuring and obeying the word of God. They emphasize that the Bible is God's revelation to humanity and contains wisdom

The passage in Romans 12:9-13 talks about attitudes towards each other, rather than just serving. The emphasis is on how we should treat each other with love without hypocrisy, putting others before o

In this sermon, the speaker continues on verse 9 of Romans 12, which emphasizes the attitudes that Christians should have towards one another. The first command is for love to be without pretensions,

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of Christians participating in the secular process, particularly in voting. They emphasize the need to discern what belongs to Caesar's realm and w

The sermon is about the political participation of Christians. The pastor reads a passage from the Book of Esther and discusses the importance of Christians being involved in the political process. He

The key to maintaining harmonious relationships with others lies in the character of humility, meekness, love, mercy, patience, and tolerance. It is important not to cling to positions or attachments

In Romans 12:9, the Apostle Paul teaches about love without hypocrisy, honesty, and holding on to what is good while hating what is bad. He emphasizes the importance of seeing ourselves with simplicit

Dr. Roberto Miranda, representing the fellowship of Hispanic pastors of New England and the Latino Coalition for Community Initiatives, stated at a press conference organized by the Alliance for Marri

In Romans 12:9-12, the Apostle Paul urges believers to love without pretense, hate what is bad and cling to what is good, love each other with brotherly affection, and give preference to one another.

In Matthew 15:21-28, Jesus meets a Gentile woman who asks for help for her daughter possessed by a demon. At first, Jesus seems to ignore her, and his disciples ask him to send her away. Jesus then te

In Romans 2:13, the concept of sharing with the needs of the saints is discussed. The Greek word for sharing has the insinuation of fellowship, intimacy, and identification with those we are sharing w

In Romans 12:12, the Apostle Paul emphasizes the importance of being constant in prayer and sharing for the needs of the saints. The Greek word for sharing, coinony, means fellowship and intimate part

The importance of gratitude and having a thankful attitude before the Lord is highlighted in Luke 17:11-19, where only one out of ten lepers who were healed returned to thank Jesus. Gratitude is a dis

The passage in Luke 17:11-19 reminds us of the importance of gratitude in the Christian life. Only one out of ten lepers who were healed by Jesus came back to thank him, and he was a Samaritan, an out

In Second Timothy Chapter 3, the Apostle Paul advises Timothy on how he should conduct himself in his pastoral duties. Paul is concerned about the danger of the times they are living in and the danger

In Zechariah 9:9-10, the prophet speaks of a coming Messiah who will bring salvation and peace to the people of Israel. The Messiah is described as just, humble, and riding on a donkey. The passage ca

In the book of Zechariah, the prophet speaks to Israel during a dark and oppressive time, calling them to rejoice in the Lord despite their circumstances. This call to joy is often seen in the Old Tes

The passage in Haggai 1 discusses the importance of prioritizing the house of the Lord over personal pursuits. Our lives are a process of formation, and we need to constantly reflect on the timing of

The speaker shares his recent trip to Medellin, Colombia and the need for the gospel in the Latin American community. He talks about the extreme poverty and wealth in the city and the spiritual need o

The speaker reflects on his recent visit to Medellín, Colombia, and observes the great need for spiritual healing and support in Latin American cities. He emphasizes the need for churches and individu

The sermon is about stewardship and management of possessions, not just material possessions, but also the possessions entrusted to us by God. The goal is to build a sanctuary in the church parking lo

The sermon focuses on the concept of stewardship in relation to the building of a new temple for the church. The pastor reads from the Gospel of Luke, where Jesus speaks about money in relation to the

In the Book of Kings, there is a story about the prophet Elijah who is sent by God to a widow in Sarepta to ask for food. The widow only has a little flour and oil left, but Elijah tells her to make h

The sermon is based on the story of Abraham and Isaac in Genesis 22, where God asks Abraham to sacrifice his son Isaac. The sermon focuses on the theme of stewardship and giving generously to the Lord

In this sermon, the preacher continues the study of Abraham and his spirit of giving and obedience, as seen in Genesis 22 where he is asked to sacrifice his son. The sermon focuses on four principles

In this sermon, the speaker continues the discussion of Abraham's sacrifice of Isaac and its lessons on giving and sacrifice. He emphasizes the importance of giving in the zone of discomfort and the n

In Luke Chapter 5, the well-known passage of the miraculous catch, Jesus experiences a need as he tries to communicate with the multitude. He sees two boats owned by fishermen and asks to use one as a

In Luke 5, Jesus uses Peter's boat to preach to the crowd and then tells Peter to cast his net to catch fish, even though Peter had caught nothing all night. This teaches Peter that when he gives to t

The speaker reads out Second Letter to the Corinthians, Chapter 9 and emphasizes the importance of giving to the Lord as a reflection of one's lifestyle, not just a one-time act. He notes that through

The sermon is based on Second Corinthians, Chapters 8 and 9, in which the Apostle Paul is raising funds for the saints in a needy area. The sermon emphasizes the principles of giving to the Lord with

The Sunday service focused on the importance of children's ministry and the impact it can have on a child's life. The speakers shared personal stories and testimonies about the influence of their own

The historical books in the Old Testament, such as First and Second Samuel, First and Second Kings, and First and Second Chronicles, tell the story of the people of Israel and their relationship with

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the beauty and mystery of manhood and the role of men in the church and society. He emphasizes the importance of men being upright and exemplary fathers, and no

The speaker begins by discussing the laws and principles that govern prosperity and blessing in life. He notes that there are spiritual laws that determine whether a person lives a prosperous life or

The sermon is about the importance of dreaming in the Lord and how God speaks to his people through dreams and visions. The pastor shares his own experience of having a dream about the city of Boston,

The sermon is about how to live a prosperous life as a child of God. Christians need to learn how to use the principles of the Kingdom of God to bring prosperity to all areas of their lives. This incl

Isaiah 40:27-31 speaks to those who feel demoralized and feel like God has forgotten them. Isaiah reminds them to focus on God's attributes and meditate on His perfect character, power, knowledge, and

The audio sermon is in Spanish, and the title is "El Poder De La Esperanza" (The Power of Hope). The speaker is Dr. Roberto Miranda, and the sermon is about the importance of hope in our lives and how

The passage from Judges 7:9-23 tells the story of how God helped Gideon and his small army defeat the Midianites. This story provides spiritual life lessons and principles that can be applied to our c

In Judges 7, God tells Gideon that he will save Israel with only 300 men. This is a reminder that God can do mighty things on behalf of His people, even when they are outnumbered and facing great oppo

The sermon is based on Judges 7:7-23 and discusses the principles of confrontation, anointing, prophetic discernment, visibility, and proclamation. The church is currently weakened and surrounded by e

In the Gospel of Luke, the angel Gabriel appears to Mary to tell her she will conceive a son, Jesus, through the Holy Spirit. Mary, a virgin, would give birth to this unique being that was a perfect m

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on Matthew 1:18-25, which tells the story of Joseph's reaction to Mary's pregnancy and the angel's message to him in a dream. The speaker emphasizes the importance

God calls us to a journey with Him that is both physical and spiritual. It's a journey of exploration and discovery within ourselves, where everything that happens has a purpose and meaning. Even in d

The speaker is sharing a message from the Book of Joel, emphasizing that God has good purposes for the church and wants to raise it up in the city. The passage speaks of God doing great things and res

The church needs to evolve with the times and use new resources like the internet to spread the Gospel to all nations. God wants a powerful and agile church that can function in the 21st century. The

The speaker discusses Joel 2:18 and emphasizes that when God calls us to his ways, it is to bless and prosper us, not to suffer. He encourages listeners to focus on emotional and character healing and

The atmosphere of a congregation is important in maintaining its health and attracting new members. Each member plays a role in maintaining this atmosphere by practicing forgiveness, tolerating differ

The sermon is about the importance of having a vision and being patient in achieving it. The speaker refers to the passage from Abacuk, Chapter 2, which emphasizes the need to conceive a vision, decla

The sermon discusses the elements of a successful life and uses Deuteronomy 28 as a starting point. The passage outlines the blessings that God promises to his obedient people, including prosperity in

The passage in Mark 6:30-44 provides insight into a fulfilling life of ministry and impact. The disciples gathered around Jesus after their ministry trip to report to him and recharge their energy. To

The speaker continues with the message from last Saturday, focusing on the feeding of the 5000 in Mark 6:30-44. He reminds listeners of the importance of being Christ-centered, finding rest in Jesus,

The sermon is about the importance of specificity in achieving success. Using James 1:5, the speaker emphasizes the need to ask God for what is specifically needed, rather than coming with vague reque

The Christian faith is based on a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, rather than just intellectual understanding or doctrine. Christianity is founded on a spiritual reality that cannot be fully

The passage talks about David's mighty men, who did extraordinary things for God. The church needs people who love God with an extraordinary passion and are willing to do extraordinary things for Him.

The sermon focuses on the importance of balancing the gifts of the spirit and the fruit of the spirit in the Christian life and in the church. The gifts of the spirit refer to the supernatural power o

The passage in Luke 5 speaks about the challenges of service and the rewards of service. When we are called into the Kingdom of God, we are called to serve sacrificially and to adopt a new way of look

Fasting is a powerful tool for seeking strength and spiritual growth, despite not being a popular subject. The Book of Joel presents a paradigm of fasting, both at a collective and individual level. I

The speaker discusses the importance of fasting and prayer in preparing for a revival that he believes God wants to bring to Massachusetts, New England, and the United States. He references Joel 1, wh

The speaker presents a personal vision for revival in New England, acknowledging that it reflects their own theological and cultural views. They believe that revival will inevitably lead to controvers

In John 14, Jesus promises his disciples the Holy Spirit as a comforter, encourager, strengthener, counselor, and instructor. He emphasizes the importance of obeying his commandments as a way to enjoy

The passage in Mark 16 highlights the failure of Jesus' disciples to fully comprehend and honor the glory of his resurrection. Despite witnessing his miracles and teachings, they were demoralized and

The key word for understanding our relationship with Jesus Christ and the Kingdom of God is disciple. Being a disciple means being subject to the Lordship and authority of Jesus Christ in all areas of

The pastor talks about his series of sermons on the successful life and why he chose to preach on this topic. He believes that the Gospel is practical and can help people in their daily lives. One of

In Jeremiah chapter 29, the prophet sends a letter to the Jews who are in exile in Babylon, after God had punished them for their disobedience. The letter is a mixture of punishment and grace, as God

The speaker reads Hebrews 12:1-2 and extracts key elements for living a successful life, such as visualizing goals, getting rid of negativity, being patient, having a clear direction, focusing on Jesu

The passage of Mathew 25:14-30 focuses on the severity and seriousness of the coming of the Lord. The previous chapters dealt with the end of the age and the separation of the faithful and unfaithful.

In Luke 16:1-9, Jesus tells the parable of a manager who is accused of wasting his master's possessions. The manager realizes he will lose his job and decides to use his master's assets to gain favor

The passage from Hebrews 12:1-2 provides a framework for living a successful life in any area, including professional, artistic, ministry, marriage, and finances. The first step is to recognize the gr

The sermon focuses on Hebrews 12:1-2 and the idea that Christians are called to live a successful and prosperous life. The speaker emphasizes the importance of defining one's goals and vision for the

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on Ephesians 6:10-12, which emphasizes the need for believers to be strong in the Lord and in His mighty power. The passage goes on to discuss the idea of spiritual

The writer of Hebrews calls his readers to live a Christian life of integrity and purpose, and gives lessons on how to reach that spiritual, successful life. These teachings can also apply to living a

The speaker is inviting listeners to explore the Book of Ephesians, which is a profound letter in the New Testament. He identifies himself as an Apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God, and explain

In Acts 19, the Apostle Paul meets with 12 disciples who claimed to be Christians but had not received the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Paul asked them if they had received the Holy Spirit, and they re

The speaker discusses different considerations to take into account when studying the Bible, including historical and theological terms, linguistic and stylistic considerations, manuscript considerati

In this passage from Ephesians, the Apostle Paul emphasizes the centrality of Christ and the sovereignty of God. He also discusses the concept of redemption, which was a term used in Greek and Roman c

The passage in Deuteronomy Chapter 8 reminds us that sometimes God takes us through deserts and difficult journeys to test us, break our pride, and prepare us for success. It is important to be carefu

The speaker continues their expository journey through the Book of Ephesians, focusing on key concepts and themes. They recap the previous week's discussion on wisdom and understanding, and how God ha

In 1 Kings 20, the king of Syria gathers his army and 32 other kings to besiege Samaria, the capital of the northern Jewish kingdom. The king demands silver, gold, wives, and children from King Ahab o

The passage in 1 Kings 20 about King Ahab being besieged by King Ben Hadad of Syria teaches us about spiritual warfare and how the devil never gives up. The devil is always looking for ways to attack

In Ephesians 1:15-23, the Apostle Paul expresses his gratitude for the faith and love of the Ephesian church. He prays that God would give them the spirit of wisdom and revelation, that they may know

The passage in Second Kings 6 shows the need for balance in the Kingdom of God and in our attitudes. While there are times when we need to confront and even hurt to heal, our first choice should alway

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of details in life and how they can make a big difference in any situation. He uses the parable of the two debtors to illustrate how a small detai

The Epistle, or letter, is a written sermon that instructs and teaches congregations in the principles of the Christian faith, correcting errors and providing important theological principles. Romans

The missionaries of 'Lazos de Amor' went to the Dominican Republic to spread the word of God and serve the needy. They had a medical operation where 443 people were treated, 83 people converted to Chr

The speaker begins by discussing the concept of grace, particularly in relation to salvation. He then shares personal anecdotes about struggling with the need for control and over-preparation in his o

In this sermon, the pastor discusses Romans Chapter 8, a well-known letter from the Apostle Paul to the Christians in Rome. The chapter discusses the contrast between living according to the flesh and

In Romans 8:18-27, the Apostle Paul talks about the blessings of being a Christian and walking in the spirit. He emphasizes that there is no condemnation for those who believe in Jesus Christ and that

In Romans 8:28, the Apostle Paul emphasizes that everything that happens in the life of a believer works together for good. This includes difficult situations, trials, and tribulations. Paul says that

The passage being discussed is Romans 1:16-17, which talks about the power of the Gospel for salvation. The Apostle Paul wrote this letter to instruct the Christians in Rome, who were still learning a

The passage is from Ephesians 2:11-22 and talks about reconciliation, peace, and tearing down barriers. The Apostle Paul is writing to non-Jewish Christians in the Greco-Roman world and describes what

The Apostle Paul proclaims in Romans 1:16-17 that he is not ashamed of the Gospel, as it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes. He elaborates on this idea by stating that the wrat

Dr Roberto Miranda, senior pastor of Lion of Judah Church in Boston, believes that the church must assume a bold and decisive stance in the face of the crisis unfolding in America regarding same-sex m

The speaker welcomes the audience and emphasizes the importance of remembering what life was like before knowing Christ. He emphasizes the importance of a relationship with Jesus rather than just know

The speaker is using Ephesians 5:21-33 to talk about healthy relationships between men and women, particularly in the context of marriage and family. He emphasizes that both men and women are called t

The sermon is based on Romans 1:18, which speaks about the wrath of God being revealed from heaven against all unrighteousness of men who hold back the truth in unrighteousness. The sermon examines ho

Dr. Roberto Miranda passionately demands that the people of Massachusetts be allowed to vote on the issue of gay marriage. He accuses the legislators of ignoring their duty to uphold the Constitution

The book of Ephesians can be seen as having two parts: the first three chapters deal with the grandiose concepts of God's work in the universe, particularly as it relates to the human race, while the

In Romans Chapter 2, the Apostle Paul condemns those who judge others, pointing out that they are also guilty of the same sins. He emphasizes that God's judgment is according to truth, and that there

The passage in Ephesians 4 emphasizes the unity and diversity of the church. The first three chapters focus on God's work through eternity in the church, while the last three chapters focus on how we

In Romans 3:21-31, Paul explains that the justice of God has been manifested through faith in Jesus Christ, not through the works of the law. He emphasizes that all have sinned and fall short of the g

The speaker welcomes new visitors to the church and encourages them to see their attendance as a missionary investment in the Kingdom of God. He then shares the vision for the church, emphasizing qual

In Romans 4, Paul emphasizes that salvation is by faith and not by works, using Abraham as an example. God dealt with Abraham through grace and faith before Judaism came into effect, proving that God

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the significance of Jesus' birth and how it relates to the theme of peace. He explains that Jesus came to bring peace and reconciliation to a creation that was di

In this study of Romans, the focus remains on the fact that human beings cannot save themselves, but need a savior in Jesus Christ. The Apostle Paul emphasizes the importance of grace in salvation, bu

In Second Chronicles, King Jehoshaphat faced a national crisis when a great army approached his land. He humbled himself and sought the Lord's guidance, proclaiming a fast throughout all Judah. He als

The passage in Ephesians 4 talks about how God gives different gifts and ministries to His people, such as apostles, prophets, pastors, teachers, and evangelists. Each of these individuals has their o

The Apostle Paul talks about the importance of identifying with the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ through baptism. He emphasizes the need for believers to die to their old ways and live a hol

In this sermon, the speaker discusses Romans Chapter 7 and its themes of death and resurrection. He explains that dying to sin is the key to being freed from its control and that this process is symbo

The central message of the epistle to the Romans is that man cannot be saved by his own righteousness, but only through Jesus Christ. The Apostle Paul uses several illustrations and concepts to explai

In Ephesians 5, the Apostle Paul calls for Christians to live a life of purity and holiness, imitating God as dearly loved children. Paul explains that this call to holiness applies to all areas of li

In Romans Chapter 14, the Apostle Paul addresses a controversy in the local church in Rome where some Christians were cautious about what foods they ate and what days they observed, due to their previ

In Romans 12, Paul starts a new section of the letter with practical advice on how to live a life consecrated to God. He urges believers to present their bodies as living sacrifices, consecrated to be

In Ephesians 4:17-5:2, the Apostle Paul calls for believers to live a life of holiness and separateness from the ways of the world, as they serve a holy God. He insists on this call to holiness and ur

In Romans 12:14-21, the author discusses the attitude of mercy and the Christian concept of love. The passage disassembles love into its constituent parts and presents them in their possible manifesta

The mind is the central place from which everything else emanates, and it is crucial for believers to renew their minds continually. In Ephesians 4, the Apostle Paul insists that believers must no lon

In Chapter 13 of the epistle to the Romans, Paul advises Christians to submit to authority, as all authority is established by God. He specifically addresses how Christians should behave towards civil

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a crucial event in the Christian faith, as it refutes the negative consequences of the fall and establishes a precedent that death is no longer unconquerable. The r

In Acts 2:22, the Apostle Peter gives a sermon to a crowd of Hebrews, proclaiming the resurrection of Jesus Christ. He boldly declares that Jesus is the Messiah and Lord, and that through his resurrec

In the second part of Romans 13, the Apostle Paul reminds Christians to live a life of respect and love towards others, guided by the principle of love. He emphasizes that love is the fulfillment of t

The story of the daughters of Zelophehad in the book of Numbers is a powerful reminder of the importance of questioning the status quo and fighting for justice, especially for women who historically h

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the relationships between children and parents, and slaves and masters as addressed in the book of Ephesians. He emphasizes the importance of treating all individ

In Romans 14, the Apostle Paul calls for harmony and tolerance among believers in the face of diverse opinions and spirituality. He references the issue of whether or not to eat meat previously sacrif

The passage in Ephesians about slaves obeying their masters is a sensitive and complex topic, but it is important to understand it in the context of the ethos of the Christian faith and the time it wa

In this sermon, the speaker talks about how the parables of Jesus have always fascinated him. He mentions that sometimes people fail to understand the fuller meanings of these stories. He gives the ex

In Luke 5, Jesus is surrounded by a multitude of people who are pressing against him, making it difficult for him to communicate his message. He sees two boats and asks to use one of them to move back

The passage in Ephesians 6 reminds believers to be strong in the Lord and to put on the full armor of God, as we are in a world that is populated by demonic beings and forces that want to kill, steal,

The passage from Matthew 14:22-33 tells the story of Jesus walking on water and Peter attempting to do the same before doubting and sinking. The author emphasizes the importance of God's intentionalit

The passage from Matthew 14:22-33 tells the story of Jesus making his disciples get into a boat and go ahead of him to the other side of the lake while he dismissed the crowd. He stayed behind to pray

The parable of the prodigal son in Luke 15 is a well-known story that is a challenge to add anything new to. However, the focus of this parable can be on grace, both from the Father towards us and the

The passage in Matthew 25:14-30 is about the parable of the talents and how the Lord gave his servants different amounts of talents according to their abilities. The servants who invested and gained m

In this sermon, the speaker acknowledges the blessing of having two newborn babies presented in the church by their pastor parents. He emphasizes the importance of consecrating and setting apart infan

God does not want the wicked to die, but rather to live and turn from their ways. This is shown in Ezekiel 33:11 and 2 Peter 3:9. God is a God of law and justice, and there are consequences for violat

The sermon focuses on the importance of orthodox or doctrinal sermons that teach the legitimate and historical doctrine of the church, and the need for Christians to have a balanced understanding of t

The parable of the Pharisee and the publican in Luke 18:9-14 illustrates that a person's justification in the presence of God does not depend on their actions, but rather on their heart and attitude.

This sermon is about the faithfulness of God and our assurance in Him. The speaker begins by referencing a worship song about God's faithfulness and moves on to discuss the importance of Romans 8 in u

In Mark 6:30-44, Jesus and his disciples are seen as a model for what a powerful congregation should look like. The disciples report back to Jesus both what they have done and what they have taught, s

In Philippians 1:9, the Apostle Paul asks for the believers' love to abound in knowledge and discernment to approve what is excellent. In John 14:15, Jesus says that those who love Him will keep His c

The importance of the Holy Spirit in the Christian life is emphasized in Luke 5. The Pharisees represent dead religion and works, while the disciples of Jesus represent a more vital spirituality that

The speaker reflects on the idea of being the light of the world as Jesus instructed his followers. He believes that it is important to understand the tension between good deeds and grace, and to ackn

The Book of Philippians is a letter written by Paul to the Christian community in Philippi. The letter reflects Paul's spiritual outlook and his relationship with Jesus Christ. The Philippians church

In this sermon, the speaker explores how the Apostle Paul was able to write a letter of joy and encouragement despite his suffering and uncertainty. The speaker emphasizes the importance of framing li

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of the anointing of the Holy Spirit in the Christian life. He uses the story of Saul in the Old Testament to illustrate how even imperfect people

In this sermon, the pastor discusses the importance of maintaining the anointing of the Holy Spirit in one's life. He compares the lives of King Saul and King David, noting that Saul lost the anointin

The preacher, Dina Santamaría, spoke about the Holy Spirit and what it means to be filled with His power. She shared her personal testimony of how God transformed her life and also talked about her bu

The author speaks about the importance of doing what God has called one to do, rather than just working for money. They share stories of people who were lifted out of poverty and into prosperity throu

The speaker discusses the baptism of the Holy Spirit and its importance in fulfilling God's tasks. He refers to the story of Cornelius in Acts 10, where God baptizes a Gentile without Peter laying his

The church today is in a state of spiritual sterility and drought, much like the physical deserts that have spread throughout the world. This drought is both a reflection and a cause of the growing di

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit and the radical commitment it requires. He notes that those who are filled with the Holy Spirit are loyal to

In Ezekiel 37, the prophet sees a valley full of dry bones, representing the spiritual death and decay of the church and society. Only the direct intervention of the Holy Spirit can bring revival, and

The apostle Paul encourages Christians to be wise, not foolish, and to make the most of their time because the days are evil. He instructs them to not get drunk with wine, but to be filled with the Ho

In First Corinthians, Chapter 12, the Apostle Paul teaches about the gifts of the Holy Spirit and how to operate in the spiritual world. God does not want his people to be ignorant about spiritual mat

The Apostle Paul wrote about the importance of the gifts of the Holy Spirit and the proper use of them in 1 Corinthians 12, 13, and 14. He wanted to correct misunderstandings and bad practices in the

The Holy Spirit is the third person of the Trinity and has an essential role in the life of the believer. It leads us towards all truth, communicates us better with Jesus, strengthens us when we are w

In First Corinthians, Chapter 12, the Apostle Paul talks about the diversity of gifts of the Holy Spirit and how they are all part of one concerted body, with Christ Jesus as the head. He points out t

The Christian life is meant to be lived on a supernatural plane, using the power of God within us. The Apostle Paul lists 9 gifts of the spirit in 1 Corinthians 12, but there are many more gifts that

The speaker emphasizes the creativity of God and how every human being reflects that creativity in some way. He also highlights how God has blessed his people with every spiritual gift, including musi

In First Corinthians, Chapter 12, Paul mentions nine gifts of the Holy Spirit, including the gift of faith. This gift is not just for the beginning of the Christian church, but for the entire time the

The passage from Luke 2:8-20 describes the angel's announcement of the birth of Jesus to shepherds in the field. This event was prophesied in Isaiah 9:2-7, which describes the birth of a child who wou

In this sermon, the speaker encourages the audience to have faith in God's promises for the new year. He uses Isaiah 43 to highlight God's faithfulness to Israel despite their unfaithfulness and sin.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of finding joy in the Lord and showing kindness and gentleness towards others, even in difficult situations. He uses the Apostle Paul as an exampl

The purpose of these sermons is to encourage a mentality of faith and to understand that the Christian life is navigated with the power of the Holy Spirit and the gifts that God provides. The gifts ar

The Christian life is a life of power and the Holy Spirit is the source of that power. God has given each believer a manifestation of the Holy Spirit for their benefit and for the benefit of the Kingd

The speaker is discussing the gifts of the Holy Spirit mentioned in First Corinthians 12. They explain that these gifts are available to every Christian and are provisions of power from God for his pe

The gift of prophecy is the special ability that God gives to members of the body of Christ to receive and communicate an immediate message from God to an individual, group of people, or congregation

The speaker discusses the gift of discernment of spirits, which is one of the gifts listed in 1 Corinthians 12. They explain that this gift is important when the church opens up to spiritual manifesta

In Luke 13:10-17, Jesus heals a woman who had a spirit of infirmity for 18 years in a synagogue on the Sabbath. The ruler of the synagogue was angry that Jesus healed on the Sabbath, but Jesus rebuked

In his final sermon on the gifts of the Holy Spirit, the preacher discusses the last two gifts mentioned in Chapter 12, verse 10: divers kinds of tongues and interpretation of tongues. These gifts are

In Philippians 3:13-11, the Apostle Paul speaks about how he considers everything he had gained as loss for the sake of Christ. He counts everything as rubbish in order to win Christ and be found in h

The speaker reflects on the mixed feelings of Good Friday, where there is a tension between the solemnity of Christ's suffering on the cross and the joy of his resurrection. He notes the importance of

The speaker emphasizes the importance of living a spirit-filled life and draws a contrast between this and a religious, institutional life. He explains that the spirit-filled life is internal and orga

The passage of John 4, where Jesus meets the Samaritan woman, illustrates the difference between a formal and external religion and the religion of the spirit. Formal religion is outwardly oriented, w

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the differences between a natural mentality and a supernatural mentality. He explains that our mentality is like a program that determines the possibilities of ou

The passage from the wedding at Cana in the Gospel according to Saint John reveals a healthy relationship between Jesus and his mother, Mary. Jesus behaves like a wise son, while Mary expresses wise m

The passage in Luke 13:10-17 tells the story of a bent-over woman who was healed by Jesus Christ in a synagogue on the Sabbath. The sermon emphasizes the importance of being filled with the Holy Spiri

The passage from Colossians 1:15-20 highlights the divinity of Jesus Christ and his role in creation, as well as his preeminence in the church. The doctrine of the divinity of Jesus is essential for t

In Luke 19, Jesus tells a parable about a nobleman who goes to a far country to receive a kingdom and returns to find out what his servants have done with the money he gave them. The nobleman represen

In Revelation 12:11, the children of God, the saints of God, the church of Jesus Christ, those who follow Jesus, have defeated Satan using three spiritual weapons: the blood of the lamb, the word of t

The speaker reflects on the promise of God's presence in Matthew 28:20, where Jesus says, "And behold, I am with you always until the end of the world." He emphasizes the importance of remembering tha

The sermon is about obedience and the importance of following God's commandments. It is based on the story of Saul in the book of Samuel where God commands him to destroy the Amalekites but he spares

In Numbers, Chapter 12, Miriam and Aaron spoke against Moses, their brother, who had been placed in authority over Israel by God. They questioned his authority and why he had taken a non-Israelite wif

The sermon discusses the importance of living under authority, including human and governmental authority. The speaker emphasizes that authority must be exercised with a spirit of meekness, service, c

The passage in Luke 7:1-10 discusses the story of a centurion who understands authority and how it works. He is a man under authority, but also has soldiers under his orders, and he knows how to handl

The sermon is on the topic of authority and its importance in the church at this time. The pastor believes that God is preparing to open a new era in the history of humanity, and the church will recei

The sermon focuses on the concept of authority and its importance in the church and in everyday life. The speaker emphasizes the need for leaders to exercise authority with a spirit of service and for

The sermon is part of a series on authority and obedience to God. The speaker emphasizes the importance of aligning oneself with the heart and mind of God, using the analogy of synchronizing a compute

The passage in Luke 12:22-34 reminds us not to worry about material things such as food or clothing, as God knows our needs and will provide for us. Instead, we should seek the Kingdom of God and focu

The speaker welcomes the audience and emphasizes the importance of leaders being hard-working and courageous. He encourages leaders to be in a perpetual state of development, investing in themselves f

In this sermon, the pastor discusses the importance of spiritual authority and preaching sound doctrine. He references the epistle to Titus and the importance of pastors speaking with authority and pr

The fifth virtue of effective leadership is knowing oneself. It is essential to take time to reflect and examine one's life in order to grow as a human being and as a leader. The effective leader know

The book of Haggai in the Old Testament talks about the rebuilding of the temple after the Jewish people returned from captivity in Babylon. The people were hesitant to rebuild the temple, saying it w

The importance of character in a mature leader is emphasized in the Bible. The six areas of character are personal virtues, relationships with others, self-control, ego control, teamwork, and teachabi

God is preparing to offer humanity the terms of reconciliation, which have already been established in His Word. A new order in history is being prepared and we, as God's people, need to be preparing

In Numbers 13-14, Moses sends 12 spies to reconnoiter the land of Canaan, which God had promised them. 10 of them come back with a negative report, saying that the people who inhabit the land are stro

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the two announcements of impossible births in Luke 1:11-25 and 1:26-38. Both announcements promise life where there was not supposed to be life and are made by an

The passage from Luke 1:26-38 highlights the question that Mary asks when the angel Gabriel announced to her that she was going to be a mother. Mary asks, "How will this be?" The angel tells her that

In Second Chronicles 20, we see the power of faith and the principles of spirituality expressed in a clear and simple way. It begins with a national crisis in Israel, as an army approaches to conquer

The essential structure of the Kingdom of God is faith, and as we enter into the ways of God, we must change our minds and think in a different way. In Second Chronicles 20, we see a crisis where King

The text from First Kings, chapter 17, verses 8 to 16, represents the spiritual emblem and theme of giving to God extraordinarily in times of scarcity to be extraordinarily blessed. The text shows Eli

The passage in Mark 10:17-31 tells the story of a rich man who asks Jesus how to inherit eternal life. Jesus tells him to sell everything he has and give to the poor, but the man is unable to do so. T

The speaker discusses the importance of giving and serving the Lord, using the story of the poor widow who gave everything she had as an example of sacrificial giving that touches the heart of God. He

In Luke 8:40, we see the story of the woman with the issue of blood who had suffered for 12 years and spent everything she had on doctors but was not cured. She approached Jesus from behind and touche

Faith is a belief system that impacts every aspect of one's life, from moral beliefs to relationships and worldview. It requires taking risks and often leads to action, even in the face of uncertainty

The passage in Luke 5:17-26 tells the story of a paralyzed man who is carried by his friends to Jesus for healing. The friends climb onto the roof of the house where Jesus is teaching and lower the ma

The power of the mind is important in shaping our reality and what we expect to receive from God. We should ask the Lord for stronger faith and greater expectations of what He can do. The story of the

The sermon focuses on the topic of faith, which is essential for pleasing God. Different people acquire different levels of faith, and it is important to increase one's faith through resources like pr

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of persistence in faith. He uses examples from the Bible, such as the parable of the friend at midnight in Luke 11 and the parable of the persisten

In Luke 22:54 onwards, we see Peter's denial of Jesus during his time of suffering and crucifixion. This moment serves as a reminder of the divine drama in God's relationship with humanity. God has pa

The passage in Luke 24:36-43 describes the moment when Jesus appears to his disciples after his Resurrection. He tells them to touch him and see that he has flesh and bones, emphasizing that he is not

This is a transcript of a book launch event for Dr. Roberto Miranda's book "In the Land of Pilgrims - The Hispanic Evangelical Church and its Redeeming Call." The event began with a prayer led by Fann

The last chapter of the book is a summary that talks about the León de Judá Congregation, the Latino community in New England, and Hispanic-American immigration in the United States. The author discus

Dr. Roberto Miranda delivered a sermon on Mother's Day, addressing the challenges faced by single mothers in the Latino community. He acknowledged their bravery, hard work, and persistence in the face

The story of Hannah in the First Book of the Prophet Samuel is about a woman who desperately wanted to be a mother and prayed to God for a child. Despite her husband's love and support, Hannah suffere

In Matthew 15:21-28, there is a woman from an enemy nation who cries out to Jesus for her daughter who is tormented by a demon. Jesus does not answer her at first, and then the disciples try to send h

Psalm 103 declares all the positive works of God in our lives, including the renewal of the believer. The psalmist David emphasizes that Jehovah does justice and right to all those who suffer violence

In this passage from Mark 5, we read about a woman who had suffered from an issue of blood for twelve years. She had tried everything to find healing, but nothing had worked. When she heard about Jesu

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the encounter between Jesus and Simon Peter in Luke 5:1-11. He highlights the personal and intimate nature of Jesus' ministry, and how He leads individuals throug

The speaker was asked to give a presentation on creating a relevant church for a training for church planters. He believes that a relevant church is one that stands out and has a presence that is impo

In these meditations, the speaker wants to study the lives of men and women in the Bible and extract fundamental truths and principles that can be used as spiritual laws to govern our lives in every s

In Ephesians 4:17-32, the Apostle Paul speaks about the importance of holiness for Christians. He emphasizes that holiness is not an option, but a requirement from the Lord. He contrasts the way the G

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of understanding the context of the Corinthian Church in order to fully grasp the meaning behind Chapters 12, 13, and 14 of First Corinthians. The

In 1 Corinthians 4, the apostle Paul expresses his agony in the midst of a controversy with his congregation, who have been filled with intellectual pride and dazzled by flashy preachers. He reminds t

The Book of Exodus, chapter 1, reminds us of God's purpose for our lives and his desire for us to be prosperous and healthy. The Jewish people were blessed by God and multiplied, and God has the same

In Deuteronomy 11:18, God instructs the Jewish people to keep His word close to their hearts, bind it as a sign on their hands, and teach it to their children. This is a promise for success and victor

The sermon discusses the importance of freeing oneself from the negative baggage of the past in order to live in the present. The story of Moses' birth and adoption by Pharaoh's daughter is used as an

The speaker discusses the importance of the Christian's mental and emotional life, and how it is often overlooked in spiritual discussions. He emphasizes the need to renew and transform oneself throug

The passage from Matthew 5:38-48 speaks of using spiritual judo to overcome evil with good. Judo uses the momentum and aggressiveness of the opponent to defeat them, and the same principle applies to

The passage from 1 Peter 1:3-12 speaks about the glorious hope that God has called every believer to. Peter begins with praising God and emphasizes the Fatherhood of God over Jesus Christ. He then goe

In Genesis 13, Abraham shows his moral and spiritual greatness through a dispute between the shepherds of his employees and his nephew Lot. Abraham maintained a continuous communication with God, buil

In Luke 13 and Matthew 5, Jesus compares the church to salt, light, a mustard seed, and yeast, highlighting the new nature that believers have in Christ. When we enter the kingdom of God, we receive a

In this passage, Paul exalts the person of Jesus Christ and emphasizes his unique, essential character as the only mediator between God and men. He lists five fundamental attributes of Jesus: God, Cre

In 1 Samuel 4, Israel believes that bringing the ark of the covenant will solve their problems, but there is a deeper issue of spiritual sterility. God raises up Samuel as a prophet to minister to Isr

The passage from James chapter 4 speaks about our relationship with the world as Christians. The Apostle expresses that the friendship with the world is enmity against God and that anyone who wants to

In Colossians 2:1, Paul expresses his concern for the spiritual welfare of the Colossians, who were being threatened by false doctrines. He wants their hearts to be strengthened and united in love, an

Paul reminds the Colossians of the importance of remaining focused on Jesus Christ as the foundation of their spirituality. He warns them of false doctrines and urges them to remain firm in the faith.

The speaker encourages the congregation to attend a health service that will focus specifically on seeking the healing and miraculous anointing of God. He reminds them that healing is their inheritanc

The sermon is about the importance of faith in our lives, using the story of the widow in 2 Kings 4 as an example. The widow cries out to Elisha for help because her husband had died and creditors wer

The passage from Second Kings Chapter 3 tells a story about the cooperation of three Jewish kings in a war campaign against the king of Moab. The sermon highlights the character of King Jehoshaphat, a

The Shunammite woman from Second Kings Chapter 4 is an exemplary woman who showed dedication, consecration, surrender, and preference for God. She was not absorbed by her position but saw it as a way

The sermon is about the importance of being a community as a church and maintaining good relationships with the brothers and sisters in the church. The speaker emphasizes the need for Christians to be

The sermon is based on Second Chronicles chapter 20 and focuses on King Jehoshaphat's crisis and how he appeals to God's promises and the word of God. The speaker emphasizes the importance of knowing

The sermon is based on the story of Jehoshaphat in Second Chronicles Chapter 20. Jehoshaphat, the king of Judah, received news that an army was coming to invade his land, and he called for a meeting w

In First Chronicles chapter 13, David decides to bring the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem as one of his first official acts as King of Israel. The Ark was a symbol of God's presence among the Israel

The sermon is based on Chapter 4 of the book of Ephesians, which is a call from God towards maturity. The speaker highlights the importance of unity in the spirit within the congregation of the Lion o

The story of Samuel in the temple as a child teaches us about the importance of ministering to children and preparing them as a generation in the spirit of Samuel. Eli represents spiritual laziness an

In Chapter 13 of the Book of Numbers, God commands Moses to send 12 men to spy out the land of Canaan before the Israelites enter it. This reconnaissance is important because it allows them to prepare

The passage in Luke chapter 10 highlights God's call for his people to be missionaries and evangelists. He appointed seventy anonymous individuals to go out and share the gospel, emphasizing that evan

In Matthew 2, Wise Men from the East come to Jerusalem looking for the King of the Jews who has been born, guided by a star. They eventually find Jesus and present Him with gifts of gold, frankincense

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the story of the Magi visiting Jesus after his birth. He ponders the faith-filled journey that they took to worship the Messiah, and how God revealed himself to

The pastor encourages the congregation to read the book of Esther during the week of fasting and prayer. He sees Esther as a woman called by God to intervene at a critical time in the history of her p

The speaker is starting a series of teachings on the Book of Acts and how the early Christian community's values and way of living should be a model for us today. The passage she focuses on is Acts 4:

The Book of Acts exemplifies a church living on the edge of the supernatural, and God wants his people to adopt a supernatural mindset. The Book of Acts serves as a bridge between the Old and New Test

This sermon focuses on the supernatural mindset found in the Book of Acts and highlights several key elements of this mentality, including the centrality of Jesus, the importance of the resurrection,

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of prayer and the power of the Holy Spirit in the life of the Church. He uses the example of the early Christians in the Book of Acts, specifically

This passage in Acts 2 is the foundation of the church and the inauguration of the movement of the church on earth. The disciples had the potential for power that Christ had accumulated in them throug

In Acts 2:1-4, the Holy Spirit comes down upon the disciples, igniting their potential power and initiating the foundation of the church. The difference between the ministry of John the Baptist and Je

The speaker talks about the need for a revived church that flows with the Holy Spirit, rather than following a set ritual. He explains that the early Christians had to improvise everything, and the fi

This sermon discusses the biblical and theological foundation for social and community work in the church. The speaker emphasizes the importance of balancing spiritual piety with ethical social behavi

In Isaiah Chapter 58, the Lord emphasizes the importance of balancing spiritual and social action. The text highlights that it’s not enough to fast, worship or pray, but one must also care about the n

The Apostle Paul exhorts Christians to live a humble and selfless life, putting aside pride and conflict. He calls for a mentality that esteems others and seeks their well-being. This attitude is exem

The writer of Hebrews is comparing the altar of Christ to the altar of the tabernacle in the Old Testament, and pointing out that believers have access to something much more significant and real. He

The pastor discusses the reasons for studying the book of Acts and the desire to return to the roots of the Christian faith. He emphasizes the need for a supernatural mentality and an even church wher

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of cultivating a supernatural mindset and sensitivity to the Holy Spirit. He focuses on Acts 2, where the Holy Spirit comes upon the disciples on t

The book of Acts describes the beginning of the active ministry of the Holy Spirit in the lives of believers, with the Holy Spirit living within them. The Holy Spirit empowers them to carry out the ta

The speaker talks about the two mentalities in God's people: scarcity mentality and abundance mentality. He uses the example of the story of Joshua and Caleb and the spies in the Book of Numbers to il

The passage from Acts 16 tells the story of Paul and Silas being imprisoned after a girl possessed by a divining spirit was healed by them. Despite being beaten and chained, Paul and Silas chose to wo

The importance of worship is highlighted in the Book of Acts Chapter 16, where Paul and Silas are imprisoned in Philippi. Despite their situation, they choose to worship God and this leads to a series

The speaker discusses the importance of having a specific mentality or mindset when approaching challenges and tasks in life. This mentality involves strategic thinking, planning, and a scientific app

In Deuteronomy 11, God commands the Hebrew people to love Him and obey His commandments. He promises to bless them if they do so, providing rain and prosperity. The speaker suggests that the Latino co

In Acts 2, Peter clarifies to the crowd that the disciples are not drunk, but experiencing the manifestation of the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes the importance of order and discipline in worship, but al

In this passage, the Apostle Peter preaches to the people gathered at Pentecost, using the prophecies of Joel and Psalms to explain the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. He directs their focus towards Je

In Acts 2:42-47, the writer gives a report on the early Christian community and the things that characterized their life as a church. They persevered in the Apostles' doctrine, had fellowship with one

In Acts Chapter 3, Peter and John go to the temple and encounter a lame man at the Beautiful Gate. Peter tells the man to look at them and says, "I have neither silver nor gold but what I have I give

This chapter of Acts discusses the theme of persecution that comes with the preaching of the Gospel. Whenever the Gospel is proclaimed with power and effectiveness, the Holy Spirit moves and the devil

In Acts 5, we see the story of Ananias and Sapphira, who sold their inheritance but lied about the price and kept some of the money for themselves. Peter confronts them and they both fall dead, causin

The pastor emphasizes the importance of both spiritual and strategic aspects in the Christian life, and the need for a balanced approach. He encourages the development of a new mindset in the church,

In Acts 6, we see the election of the first deacons in the early church. The church was growing, and there was a problem of neglecting the Greek widows in the daily distribution of food. The Apostles

The pastor shares his conviction that God has a great plan for the church, and that they are on the verge of a great explosion, both numerically and spiritually. He encourages the congregation to have

The pastor believes that there is a great move of the Kingdom of God coming and that they are a small part of it. He sees the role of a senior pastor as keeping the space open for the people of God to

In this sermon on Acts 8, the speaker focuses on the triumph of the Gospel despite opposition and persecution. The first few verses of the chapter paint a gloomy picture with the martyrdom of Stephen

This sermon continues the discussion of Acts 8, focusing on Simon the magician who believed and was baptized but still needed a transformation of his inner being. Simon witnessed the laying on of hand

The sermon is about the importance of perseverance and chasing after goals even when tired and exhausted. The preacher uses the story of Gideon in Judges 8 as an example of men who were exhausted but

The speaker reflects on the true meaning of Christmas, which is the coming of Christ into the world to undo the works of the devil. This includes not only the obvious manifestations of evil, but also

Holiness means being set apart for God's purposes, not just avoiding sin but actively pursuing a life that pleases God. It is a call to consecration, dedication, and surrender to the Lord. As a people

The sermon focuses on the importance of holiness and obedience to God. The speaker emphasizes that holiness is not about perfection, but about surrendering one's will to God and adapting one's life to

The passage in Philippians Chapter 4 is a recipe for happiness and maintaining peace of heart, even in difficult circumstances. The Apostle Paul wrote this epistle while he was in a Roman prison, but

The author explains that he felt called by God to continue writing many years ago, and that he has been waiting for the right moment to start writing again. He wants to write something original and di

The book "Pies de Barro" is about the life of King Jehoshaphat and his prayer to the Lord when a great army came to destroy Judah. Jehoshaphat left behind principles for prayer, including being specif

The passage in First Chronicles 4 tells the story of Jabez, who was named after the pain his mother experienced during his birth. Jabez prayed to God to bless him, enlarge his territory, be with him,

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the power of prayer and the privilege of approaching the throne of grace with our needs and requests. He uses the example of King Hezekiah, who in the face of a

The key to harmony in any institution is not in more protocols, rules or written agreements, but in the heart and the proper Christian stance. Conflict is inevitable and a result of the fall of Eden,

The sermon discusses the importance of spiritual warfare and the need to liberate cities, regions, and nations from the influence of demonic powers. The speaker references the story of Saul's conversi

The Book of Acts is a foundational book that teaches us about the acts of the Holy Spirit in the early church and inspires us to believe that the same can be done in our time. It helps us form a super

The book of Acts emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit in the formation and growth of the church. It records how God moved in the early church and emphasizes the importance of having a passion for fi

The passage in John 11 about the resurrection of Lazarus reminds us of the power and meaning of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The resurrection brings hope, joy, and power into our lives, and it re

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the love of mothers and how it exemplifies the love of God. He believes that God encompasses both masculine and feminine energies and that motherhood is the ult

In chapter 12 of the book of Acts, we see the theme of persecution as Herod, a Jewish king with civil authority, begins to mistreat and even kill members of the church, including James, one of the twe

The passage in Acts 13:1-3 describes the church in Antioch and the ministry of Paul. This chapter marks a defining moment in the early church as it defines key moments in the ministry of Paul. Saul, w

The speaker discusses the importance of building a temple for the glory of God and advancing the kingdom of God. He references King David's speech in 1 Chronicles 29 where David emphasizes the great w

In Judges 7, God tests Gideon's army of 32,000 men by taking them to the waters. Those who drink eagerly and on their knees are dismissed, and only 300 men who drink with their hands are chosen to go

The importance of having a heart that pleases God is the topic discussed in this sermon. The speaker emphasizes that we often don't know what is in our own hearts and need God to test us through peopl

The speaker reflects on Mark 11:12-14, where Jesus curses a fig tree for not bearing fruit when it was not yet the season for it. The speaker sees this as a call to integrity and a prophetic message a

In Acts 13, we see the first event of the first missionary journey of the Apostle Paul and Barnabas. They meet a Roman government official named Sergio Paulo who is interested in hearing the word of G

The speaker talks about the importance of fidelity and being faithful to God, even in difficult times when emotions and circumstances can be overwhelming. He uses the example of Ruth, who was faithful

In Acts 13, Paul and Barnabas arrive at Antioch of Pisidia and enter a synagogue to preach the Gospel. Synagogues were like Jewish churches, where Jews gathered from all over the world. A minimum of 1

Psalm 1 teaches us the importance of having a personal relationship with God and living based on His Word. The psalmist begins by highlighting what the blessed person does not engage in, such as assoc

The first psalm in the book of Psalms talks about the importance of having an intimate relationship with God and being committed to following His word. It also emphasizes the idea that as Christians,

Chapter 15 of the book of Acts is significant in the history of the Christian church. It involves a theological controversy about whether Gentile converts to Judaism needed to be circumcised, which ca

In Numbers Chapter 13, God instructs Moses to send spies to explore the land of Canaan, which He has promised to give to His people. The spies return after 40 days with a report that the land is ferti

The passage in Second Corinthians, Chapter 4, reminds us that God always has a way out for us, even in difficult situations. The Apostle Paul speaks of how we are fragile vessels, but that the excelle

The speaker discusses the importance of being radically committed to the Kingdom of God, using the example of the Sons of Issachar who could discern the move of God at a specific time. He emphasizes t

The passage in Luke 7 illustrates the simplicity of prayer and the power of Christ to overcome any situation. The story of the centurion shows that we can approach the Lord with all confidence, and wh

The passage in Luke 7 emphasizes the simplicity of prayer. The centurion, a foreigner, had a noble and simple heart. He didn't need all kinds of religious ceremony and protocol, all he needed was to u

The speaker wants to inspire the audience to not only give towards the construction of a new temple but also enrich their lives with principles that go beyond this project. He believes that God wants

The pastor discusses the León de Judá Congregation's position on spiritual gifts, the Pentecostal experience, healing, spiritual warfare, deliverance, prosperity, social justice, political involvement

The pastor discusses the complexity of their church's vision and how they try to balance different strands and extremes of the Christian life. They believe in both lively worship and stillness of the

The sermon discusses the concept of complex faith and how God sometimes behaves in ways that are difficult to understand. The speaker cites several biblical examples, including the story of John the B

In Luke 2, we read about the presentation of Jesus in the temple, where Simeon and Anna encounter him. Simeon, a just and pious man, had been promised by the Holy Spirit that he would see the Messiah

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the messianic and evangelistic nature of the book of Isaiah, particularly focusing on Chapter 9, which speaks about the darkness of humanity and the light and glo

Isaiah 9 talks about the darkness being invaded by light through the birth of a child, who is recognized as divine and holds titles such as "wonderful counselor, mighty God, ever lasting Father, princ

The word of the Lord for this year is a call to define ourselves and not to falter between two thoughts. We need to make a clear decision to follow God or follow the world, and not try to have both. T

The passage of Joshua 1:1-7 talks about the transition from one era to another, and how God spoke to Joshua and the people of Israel about the land that awaited them. The author notes that we are also

The speaker reflects on Psalm 32 and the importance of seeking forgiveness and confessing sins before God in order to receive guidance and direction. The psalmist emphasizes the blessings of being for

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the doctrine of salvation by grace, as expounded in the New Testament. He connects this doctrine to last week's sermon on forgiveness by grace, and notes that p

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of being mature in one's thinking and reasoning about the Bible and living the life of the spirit. He references 1 Corinthians 14:20-33, where Paul

The sermon discusses the concept of spirituality and the different types of spiritualities that exist within the Christian faith. These include liturgical and orthodox spirituality, Pentecostal spirit

The church of Jesus Christ exists to worship and work for the glory of God, proclaim the Gospel, preserve the teachings of Jesus and the Apostles, and make disciples. The church is a community of men

The pastor discusses the importance of communication in relationships and clarifying expectations. He then talks about the need to define the church and pastoral leadership in a clear and concise mann

In this sermon, the pastor discusses the relationship between a believer and their church, using the metaphor of a marriage. He emphasizes the importance of a long-term commitment to a church, just as

The call to holiness is a continuous and universal call throughout the Bible. God called Israel to be a holy people, morally and materially different from the pagan nations around them. These nations

The sermon is based on Colossians chapter 3 and focuses on four stages of holiness that lead towards perfection. The first stage is the call to set our sights on things above, to be vertical in our ho

The author continues his series on holiness, emphasizing that holiness is not just about avoiding sin, but also about preparing oneself to serve God. He references previous sermons where he discussed

This passage from Joshua 7 illustrates the importance of obedience and holiness. God had instructed the Israelites to destroy everything in Jericho, including valuable items, but a man named Achan dis

The speaker, a pastor of a Latino congregation in Boston, discusses the need for the church to acquire and develop a Joseph outlook in order to interact effectively with the culture. This outlook is c

Baptism is an essential part of the Christian life, as it speaks about a new life, consecration, and identification with Jesus. It is not optional, but an important part of the conversion experience.

The pastor shares his personal vision of Jesus as the Lion of Judah, a fierce and militant warrior who demands recognition of his authority and power. He had a dream where he saw demonic beings contro

In Isaiah 53, the prophet writes about the crucifixion of Jesus, hundreds of years before it happened. He describes Jesus as a man of sorrows, despised and rejected by men, and experienced in grief. T

The passage from Luke 24 tells the story of the resurrection of Jesus and how two women who went to visit his tomb found it empty. Two angels appeared to them and asked, "Why do you look for the livin

The sermon discusses the radical nature of the Christian life and the importance of considering oneself dead to sin and alive to God. The apostle Paul uses the image of baptism to illustrate the total

The author discusses two negative characters, Esau and Samson, who wasted their gifts and sublime call from God. They did not appreciate or value their calling, leading to failure, defeat, and tragedy

The passage of scripture being analyzed is found in Genesis 25 and 27 and focuses on the lives of two characters, Samson and Esau. These characters are used as a graphic illustration of the principle

The speaker reflects on the character of Rebekah, the mother of Jacob and Esau, in the context of the story of Esau and Jacob. The speaker acknowledges that Rebekah is often portrayed as a scheming an

In this meditation, the speaker focuses on Romans 1:16 and discusses the importance of being prepared and ready to announce the gospel at all times. He notes that Paul was not ashamed of the gospel, d

The sermon is titled "Homosexual Marriage: Civil Right or Punishment." The pastor starts by acknowledging that this is a difficult and uncomfortable topic but feels it is necessary to address it. He r

The sermon is about the promise of Jesus in Matthew 28:20, "Behold, I am with you always, even to the end of the age." The speaker emphasizes that this promise is for everyone, not just the disciples,

The sermon discusses the importance of being a father figure, whether it be as a biological or spiritual parent, and the need for healthy male role models in society. The speaker emphasizes the import

The speaker shares a message for fathers and men of God, reminding them of God's promise to bless those who fear Him and delight in His commandments. He encourages fathers to be faithful in their role

The position of the Lion of Judah Church is to support Israel strongly, based on the belief that the Bible is a legal and archaeological document that establishes the perpetual right of Jews to occupy

In John chapter 10, Jesus declares himself as the door and the good shepherd. He emphasizes that only those who enter through Him will be saved and have access to the Father. Though there are many oth

In Philippians 2:12-13, the Apostle Paul encourages the Philippians to work out their salvation with fear and trembling. He advises them to be personally committed to Christ and to not depend on other

In Philippians 2:12-13, the Apostle Paul encourages the church in Philippi to work out their salvation with fear and trembling. He desires for them to be a healthy, vibrant church that can do the work

The concept of being a servant of Jesus Christ is important for Christians to understand. The word "servant" in the Bible actually means "slave," and it refers to a total surrender and subjection to t

The call to holiness is a central theme in the letter to the Philippians. As servants of Jesus Christ, we are called to be holy vessels and suitable conductors of the Glory of God. The best is yet to

The speaker shares a message about where the construction of their new sanctuary is currently at, and how they are in the final stretch of completing it. They compare it to a marathon, where the last

The passage from 1 Chronicles 21:21-28 highlights the importance of uniting matter with spirit for God's processes to take place in the world. David wanted to build an altar to Jehovah on Ornan's thre

The passage in Luke 9:1-6 teaches us about the attitude we must adopt as servants of the Kingdom of God. While power and authority are important, the Lord wants us to cultivate an attitude of disposse

The passage in Ephesians 5:17-19 talks about not being ignorant but understanding the will of the Lord. It emphasizes the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit instead of getting drunk with

The speaker shares a call from God's Word to rejoice, even in the midst of trials and tribulations. The call to rejoice is qualified by two things: in the Lord and always. The speaker emphasizes that

The apostle Paul calls his brothers from Philippi and us to rejoice always. Rejoicing is an action and a persistent state of being, not just an isolated moment. The joy of the Lord comes from being cl

The Second Coming of Jesus Christ is a fundamental doctrine of the Church and it is important to understand its fundamental elements. The proximity of the Second Coming should bring joy to Christians

The apostle Paul teaches about the Second Coming of Jesus Christ in 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18. He wants the Church to be well-educated about this doctrine so that they do not grieve like those who have

Psalm 103 is a psalm of gratitude and reminds us to bless the Lord and not forget his benefits. The psalmist speaks to his soul, encouraging it to worship the Lord even when circumstances are difficul

The apostle Paul is discussing the times and occasions of God's salvific plan throughout history, and he emphasizes that the day of the Lord will come unexpectedly, like a thief in the night. This is

In this teaching on the Second Coming of the Lord Jesus Christ, the focus is on 2 Thessalonians 1:7-10. The doctrine of the Second Coming is important because it gives hope to believers who face tribu

The speaker wants to connect the Christmas message with the recent tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut. He believes that people need a Word of interpretation, teaching, strength, and encouragement in the

The Christmas story teaches us about sacrifice and God's great love for humanity. The circumstances of Jesus' birth, in a manger and wrapped in swaddling clothes, demonstrate the sacrifice that God ma

The sermon is based on the story of the widow in 2 Kings 4:1-7. The preacher emphasizes that trials and difficulties can come to the children of God, and we have to be ready when they come. The widow'

The passage of The Miraculous Catch in Luke 5 is used as a basis for a message about the importance of evangelism. The speaker believes that God wants the Church to become an evangelistic Church, focu

The passage is about Jesus meeting a Samaritan woman at a well and offering her living water. The sermon focuses on the importance of evangelism and the need to consecrate ourselves to spreading the G

The sermon discusses the importance of evangelism and effective ways to share the Gospel with others. It uses the story of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10:25-37 to emphasize the importance of loving God

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the beginning of the Epistle of James, which is addressed to Christian Jews who were in the dispersion. The speaker focuses on the phrase "consider it great joy w

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the parable of The Great Supper in Luke chapter 14, which illustrates the Kingdom of God as a generous invitation to a dinner. The parable shows how God wants to

The Apostle Santiago's letter contains advice from a pastor to Christian Jews who were under persecution. Trials and difficulties play a positive role in the lives of God's children and are no excepti

Trials and tribulations are a part of life, especially for Christians. The Bible teaches us that God uses these difficult times to refine us and prepare us to reflect the character of Jesus Christ. So

The sermon discusses the need for evangelism and presenting Jesus Christ as the solution to the problems and needs of humanity. The story of Jairo and the woman with a flow of blood for twelve years i

The speaker believes that God wants to bless entire nations and communities, and that the way to do this is by inviting Jesus Christ to take control and repudiate the works of the devil. He emphasizes

God uses the difficulties, struggles, and trials in our lives to form the character of Jesus Christ in us. His discipline produces in us qualities that allow us to be happy and make good decisions. So

The sermon is about the story of the rich young man in the Gospel according to Saint Mark chapter 10 verses 10 to 31. The young man, who had everything in life, approached Jesus with an urgent need to

The passage discussed is John 3, and the focus is on the theme of the new birth. Nicodemus, a member of the Pharisees and a principal among the Jews, comes to Jesus at night, indicating a secretive ap

In Philippians 2:1-11, the Apostle Paul calls for unity and harmony within the church. He urges the congregation to be of one mind, one heart, and one attitude, and to put aside all quarrels and divis

The expression "it is finished" that Jesus declared on the cross summarizes the completion of His ministry and the fulfillment of God's plan. The word "tetelestai" was used in ancient bookkeeping to m

The resurrection of Christ is the culminating fact of the drama of salvation and has implications for our present life. Every believer enters a new dimension when entering the Christian life and is tr

The word "tetelestai" means "it is finished" and was used by Jesus on the cross to signify the completion of God's plan of salvation. Jesus mentally ran through every plan and design of the Father, co

The epistle of Santiago provides practical advice on Christian life and behavior. James discusses the purpose of tests and adversity in our lives, which can be used to strengthen our character and bri

In John 10, Jesus presents himself as the good Shepherd and His followers as His sheep. This image has several practical implications for the Christian life. Firstly, Christ is the Door through which

In Mark 6:7-13, Jesus calls and sends out his twelve disciples to preach the Gospel and heal the sick. This passage teaches us about living a missional life with purpose, carrying the Word of the Lord

The speaker talks about how the church can be an instrument of God's word and how individuals can be a voice of hope and comfort to those around them. He references the story of Esther and how she was

The speaker reflects on his experience speaking at an ecumenical service with President Obama and other dignitaries in attendance. He shares three lessons he learned from the experience. First, always

In Mark 4:35-41, Jesus asks why we are afraid in times of trouble. The recent terrorist attack in Boston is an example of how fear and panic can paralyze a city. However, we cannot live in fear and al

The Apostle Paul talks about the treasure of the Gospel that we have in clay vessels, which are our fragile and limited selves. He emphasizes that the excellence of the power is from God and not from

The passage from Haggai 2:1 talks about the prophet Haggai speaking to Sorobabel, governor of Judah, Joshua, the high priest, and the rest of the people, urging them to continue their work on the hous

Isaiah 54 is a message of hope and optimism for parents in a culture that is hostile to the upbringing of children who fear God. The passage invites us to change our negative outlook and confess posit

James talks about enduring trials and how they can be used by God to bless us and make us more like Christ. He uses the Greek word peirasmos, which can mean test or temptation. He warns not to blame G

The current cultural climate is increasingly skeptical and alienated towards Christianity and Christian institutions. This makes it difficult to carry out ministries that are both attractive to the pr

In Matthew 13, Jesus speaks in parables about the sower and the seed, highlighting the different factors that determine the success or failure of preaching and evangelism. The seed is the Word of God,

This passage in Matthew 13 talks about the parable of the wheat and tares, in which God sows good seed (the Word of God) in the world and Satan sows tares (negative elements) among it. The parable emp

The passage from Second Kings in chapter 6 beginning with verse 24 is a prophetic Word for our times. It is a story of faith and disbelief, where Israel is under siege and experiencing a terrible fami

The Word for Father's Day is based on Psalm 103:13, which states that the Lord has compassion on those who fear him, as a father pities his children. The essence of this revelation is mercy and compas

The parable of the rich man and Lazarus in Luke 16 is a well-known story used by Jesus to teach spiritual truths. The rich man in the story is depicted as having an excessive amount of wealth, dressin

The book of James talks about the wisdom that comes from God and how trials strengthen us. The world we live in is fallen and limited God's power due to sin, but the church of Christ is humanity's def

The speaker reflects on James 1:17-18 and emphasizes the goodness of God and his gracious character, stating that God does not do evil or tempt anyone. He also discusses the idea of the new birth, whi

The author wants to start a series of meditations on persistent, committed, and radical characters in the Bible who snatched grace from the Lord. The Kingdom of God is seen as a forceful and militant

The passage in Mark 8:22-26 teaches us about the complexities and dynamics of healing. Sometimes, the Lord chooses strange ways to minister to people and we need to be prepared for unexpected things.

The story of Naaman in 2 Kings 5 exemplifies the themes of healing and evangelism. Naaman was a distinguished military general in the kingdom of Syria and highly appreciated by his king. Despite being

In James 1:18, it says that God causes us to be born by the word of truth so that we may be the first fruits of His creatures. We are not spiritually born of ourselves, but God initiates the process o

The sermon focuses on the authority of Jesus and His Lordship, divinity, power, sovereignty, and exemplary nature. The passage from John 5:19-29 emphasizes that Jesus imitates the Father in everything

The story of Elisha in 2 Kings 6:8-23 shows us that God can give us revelation to warn us of the enemy's plots against us. Just as Israel was in constant warfare against enemy powers that were symbols

The meditation is titled "Honor Jehovah with your goods" and is based on Proverbs 3:9-10. It emphasizes the principle of stewardship, that we are stewards, not owners, of what we have, and that we sho

In this study, the speaker discusses the importance of loving and venerating the word of God. He emphasizes the need to discard everything that hinders the entry of the word of God into our lives and

The sermon focuses on Ecclesiastes 11:1-6 and the principles of living a powerful and successful life. The writer encourages the distribution and generosity to others, taking risks, and continuous per

The passage in Proverbs 13:4 speaks about the difference between a lazy person who only dreams and a diligent person who takes action to achieve their goals. The speaker encourages listeners to take c

The speaker is discussing James 1:21, which calls for rejecting all filthiness and abundance of malice, and receiving the implanted word with meekness. They emphasize the importance of holiness and co

The speaker discusses the importance of going beyond faith and declarations of success in achieving one's goals. He emphasizes the need for substance and character in leaders, and the importance of ex

In order to see changes in our lives, we must take concrete actions and use the anointing and power we have received from God. This means breaking free from mental and emotional ties, wounds from the

The speaker talks about the importance of living powerful lives that reflect the grace, power, and character of Jesus. He discusses the qualities needed for personal transformation, such as determinat

In this passage from James 1, the emphasis is on being a doer of the word of God rather than just a hearer. We must not only receive the implanted word with meekness but also put it into practice in o

In James 1, the Apostle James emphasizes the importance of not just hearing the word of God, but also putting it into practice. He urges us to reject impurities and make a commitment to holiness. We m

The concept of a successful life is much broader than just material success and prosperity. It includes personal growth, self-control, and mastery over one's inner being. The Christian life is a proce

The Bible emphasizes the importance of obedience over mere words or emotions. James urges Christians to be doers of the word and not just hearers, as listening without action is self-deception. He com

We are called to a life of power and self-control, and God has not given us a spirit of fear or timidity. We must believe that we are called to a life of fulfillment and continual victory in Christ. W

In the book of James, there is a section called 'Doers of the Word' which focuses on the practical aspects of the Christian life. The Gospel is not just about words, but about actions and obedience to

In this sermon, the speaker discusses James 2:1-9, which talks about not being a respecter of persons or discriminating against others. He emphasizes the importance of pastors speaking the unadulterat

The psalmist David calls us to a posture of gratitude and recognition of all the blessings we receive from the Lord. Praising the Lord should be a discipline, just like prayer and reading the Word. Pr

The passage from Hebrews 12:1 encourages us to throw off all weight and sin that hinders us and run the race of faith with patience, focusing on Jesus as the author and perfecter of our faith. To live

The Gospel of Matthew compares the Kingdom of God to a mustard seed that grows into a tree, emphasizing the virtue of small details in the process of growth and transformation. To achieve our dreams a

The speaker is continuing their series on how to live abundant lives and is now focusing on using the example of Ruth and Naomi to demonstrate how to overcome tragedies and obstacles. They emphasize t

The Book of Ruth has many elements that are connected with Christmas and the main themes of the Gospel. It reminds us that God has been planning the history of Christmas from the beginning and the ent

In these two passages of Scripture, we learn about the character of God through the birth of Jesus Christ. Isaiah prophesied about the Messiah 700 years before his birth, describing his reign, ministr

The pastor reflects on the journey that God has taken the congregation through and emphasizes the importance of consolidation. He uses the story of Abraham's journey as an illustration of the need to

The sermon is about the idea of consolidation, which means to stabilize and strengthen before moving forward. The passage from Genesis 13 is used as an example of returning to a place where one had be

The speaker shares a Word from the Lord about the need for consolidation in the coming year. Consolidation refers to solidifying the ground and tightening up loose ends before moving forward. The spea

The speaker is continuing a sermon from New Year's Eve about the vision and framework for their congregation. They focus on the story of Abram returning to a place of consecration and worship after a

The sermon discusses the importance of reconsecration and reflection as a congregation at Bethel, the place where Abram reconsecrates his life and worships the Lord again. The church needs to revisit

In this meditation, the speaker discusses the importance of reconsecration, new beginnings, reconfirmation of promises, and renewal of covenants with God. He compares this to Abram's experience at Bet

In Genesis 34, Jacob's daughter Dinah is taken and dishonored by a man named Shechem. Shechem falls in love with Dinah and asks for her hand in marriage, but Jacob's sons are angry and seek revenge. T

In Luke 14:25-33, Jesus speaks about the cost of discipleship and what it means to truly follow Him. He turns to the large crowds following Him and says that if anyone does not hate their family and e

The sermon focuses on the cost of discipleship and the importance of sacrifice in the Christian life. The speaker emphasizes that the Christian life is not about material blessings, but about surrende

The theme of consolidation is the focus for the Church, with a commitment to serving the Kingdom of God. People should come to Christ not just for personal gain or happiness, but to serve Him and find

God wants us to be perfect, to reflect the character of Jesus Christ, and to be prepared for every good work. Our journey as Christians includes times of growth, improvement, effort, and even sufferin

In this meditation, the speaker discusses the need for times when we have to seek the anointing of the Lord and renew our vision. He draws from the Book of Joel and discusses how the physical drought

The importance of bearing fruit as a member of the Kingdom of God is discussed using the example of the fig tree in Matthew 21 and Luke 13. It is emphasized that bearing fruit is not an option, but an

The story of King Hezekiah in Second Chronicles chapter 29 is a story of revival. Hezekiah was a distinguished king who showed the same passion for God as his spiritual ancestor David. In a time of na

The Psalmist in Psalm 16 says that God will not leave our souls in Sheol and will not allow His saints to see corruption. This promise is not just limited to physical resurrection but also applies to

In Genesis 28, Jacob makes a pact with God at Bethel, consecrating a stone and vowing to make the Lord his God. This symbolizes the importance of making a commitment to God and taking it seriously. Go

The sermon discusses the story of Raab in Joshua chapter 2 and highlights the strength and determination of women in the Bible. The speaker emphasizes the need for hard work and bravery in achieving b

In Luke 17:7-10, Jesus tells a parable about a servant who plows or grazes cattle. The servant returns from the field and the owner does not invite him to sit at the table but rather tells him to prep

The passage from Psalm 103 is a call to remember all the benefits that God has given us and to bless the Lord with our soul and being. The psalmist emphasizes the importance of not forgetting any of G

The meditation encourages a life of perpetual growth and development towards being more like Christ. Paul's words in Philippians 3:12 emphasize the importance of continually reaching towards the ideal

The apostle Paul suffered many trials and difficulties, yet he always had a note of victory and faith in the Lord. He reminds us that despite our tribulations and struggles, we are not helpless, and t

The speaker discusses the comprehensive topic of healing wounds and how important it is for the Church to give its people tools for a healthy and reflective life. He frames the discussion within the c

In this sermon, the speaker talks about how God wants us to live emotionally healthy lives that reflect the abundance and fullness of God's children. He emphasizes the importance of balance and how Je

The speaker continues discussing the importance of emotional and spiritual health and how God wants us to prosper in all areas of our lives. He emphasizes the need to put on the whole armor of God, as

The topic of the sermon is emotional health and how to live healthy lives in the Lord. The preacher emphasizes the importance of surrendering our whole beings to God and allowing Him to transform us.

To live a healthy and emotionally balanced life, it is important to have an internal conviction that we have value because God loves us, not because of people's opinions or circumstances. We should no

The sermon discusses the importance of living healthy lives emotionally, spiritually, and mentally, and being healthy individuals who reflect the good Will of God. The speaker emphasizes the importanc

The speaker continues to discuss the importance of living healthy lives and developing the ability to renew ourselves in the midst of trials and difficulties. He emphasizes that trials and suffering a

The pastor is preparing the congregation for an upcoming fundraiser for the church's new building. He emphasizes the importance of preparing our hearts and having a willing will to give to the Lord. H

In Psalm 2, the psalmist describes how nations and authorities rebel against God and His anointed. God responds with laughter and then anger, and there are consequences for humanity's rebellion. Recen

The speaker is continuing a series on health and healing, discussing how God wants us to live joyful and healthy lives. He explains that Christ came to defeat the powers of darkness and establish God'

The speaker talks about the reality of suffering in life and how it is important to recognize and expect it, as it is an inevitable part of the human condition in this fallen world. Pain can be a trem

In this sermon about emotional and spiritual health, the pastor discusses the importance of understanding that trials, tribulations, and suffering are a normal part of the Christian experience. He exp

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the topic of pain and suffering and how it is a normal part of life. He emphasizes that the difference between Christians and non-Christians is not that Christian

The Book of Ruth teaches us how to overcome loss and tragedy in life. It shows us that pain and suffering can be positive if we see it through the lens of God's Word and relate to it in a biblical and

The Christmas story includes moments of doubt, questioning, and uncertainty, as God often moves in unpredictable ways that can turn our world upside down. The priest Zacarías, who would become the fat

The speaker shares a prophetic Word from God that He has already blessed His people with every spiritual blessing, and that these blessings are already within us. The speaker also discusses the respon

Prayer is a powerful tool for emotional healing and processing of life's struggles, pains, and traumas. Christians can prosper in the midst of any situation and use negative experiences to grow spirit

Prayer is not just about following biblical principles, but also about accessing the power of God to intervene directly in our lives. Prayer is the channel that allows God's power to enter the Earth a

The power of prayer can change situations and destinies. The story of Jabez from First Chronicles chapter 4, verses 9-10, illustrates this. Jabez was born in pain and his mother named him so, which ma

Prayer is the conduit of God's power, and it has the capacity to intervene and affect the circumstances of our lives. Through prayer, we can receive wisdom, change our perspective, and mobilize the re

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the topic of spiritual warfare and the fight against evil powers that can lead to emotional and spiritual struggles. They emphasize the importance of diagnosing t

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of prayer and spiritual warfare in maintaining spiritual and emotional health. He references Luke chapter 13, in which Jesus heals a woman with a s

The passage in Luke 24:13-27 tells the story of two disciples on the road to Emmaus who were disappointed and defeated after the crucifixion of Jesus. They had hoped that Jesus would redeem Israel but

The writer discusses the importance of receiving the Baptism of the Holy Spirit as a Pentecostal Church. They explain that this experience is distinct from receiving Christ as Lord and Savior, and it

The Holy Spirit desires that believers do not remain ignorant about the deeper elements of the Christian life, referred to as neumaticon, which encompasses spiritual gifts and the supernatural manifes

In 1 Samuel 1:20-28, we see the story of Hannah, who prayed fervently for a child and dedicated her son Samuel to the Lord. She recognized that her son was a gift from God and committed him to serve t

A father can bring 5 things to his children: modeling the love of God, providing security and confidence, modeling a balanced masculinity, providing instruction and advice, and modeling passion for Go

The speaker reflects on the life of Caleb from the Bible and his unwavering faith in God, even when faced with great obstacles. He believes that the Church is at a moment in history where great achiev

The sermon is about the importance of patience and persistence in achieving our goals and overcoming life's obstacles. The speaker emphasizes that emotional and spiritual health require many different

In Philippians 4:12-13, the apostle Paul speaks about his ability to live humbly or with abundance in any circumstance, because he can do all things through Christ who strengthens him. This belief is

The power of words is immense, and we must be aware of the impact of our speech on ourselves and others. Proverbs 18:20 says that a person can earn their living and prosper through their words. Howeve

The Church of Jesus Christ is founded on an unshakable foundation, Christ Jesus, giving us the right to be optimistic and positive about the future. The Church has authority and dominion over the Eart

The importance of visualizing and seeing the images that are to govern our life is discussed, as well as the power of symbols in the Gospel. The idea of using imagination and the screen of the mind to

The perspective from which you interpret events in your life determines their power and effect on you. Seeing things from a biblical perspective and adopting a positive, optimistic narrative of life c

The key to a healthy life is to interpret everything that happens in our lives in light of God's perspective. We must understand that everything in our lives has a benevolent purpose because God is in

The psalmist expresses a sense of sufficiency in God and the blessings he has received in life. The challenge for believers is not to leave behind a current condition of failure, but to claim their tr

The passage in Genesis 30 tells the story of Jacob's time with his uncle Laaban, where Jacob proposed a deal to only take the spotted and speckled sheep as his salary. Jacob used visualizations to man

The psalmist in Psalm 91 offers a promise of protection to those who trust in the Lord. Fear and anxiety are enemies of modern man, illustrated by recent terrorist attacks. Terrorism has become a tech

The great commission given by Jesus Christ to his disciples was to make disciples of all nations and bring them into alignment with the values of the Kingdom of God. This requires a well-financed and

In First Chronicles chapter 16, David brings the ark back into Jerusalem and declares a special offering to the Lord in gratitude. David blesses the people and distributes food to all of Israel, appoi

The passage from First Chronicles, chapter 16, describes how David declared a national day of worship, praise, and thankfulness to the Lord after the return of the arch of the covenant. This act of gr

The true measure of success lies in the quality of our heart, our inner life, our character, and our spiritual makeup. We need to focus on reprogramming our values and aspirations to align with God's

In Luke 2, it is explained how Augustus Caesar ordered a census of the Roman Empire, which required everyone to register in their respective cities. Joseph and Mary, who were engaged and pregnant at t

The birth of Jesus Christ was through the Holy Spirit and Joseph. He came to save his people from their sins and is known as Emmanuel, God with us. This means that Jesus Christ is God, and we can beli

The core message of Christmas is that God became man in the form of Jesus Christ. This was not an afterthought, but a purpose that was in God's heart from the beginning. The name Emanuel means that Je

Isaiah 58:12 talks about being repairers of gates and restoring roads to inhabit. The chapter is a message from God to the people of Israel who had settled for empty religious ritualism and neglected

The main message for the new year is that God calls us to prosper in the midst of difficult times. This is seen in the contrast between darkness and light in Isaiah 60, with the promise that nations w

The speaker shares from Mark 5:21-34 about the woman with the issue of blood who overcame obstacles to touch Jesus' cloak and receive healing. He also references the story of Zacchaeus who climbed a t

The sermon is about the call to evangelize and the importance of being evangelists. The passage from Luke 8:26-39 is read and analyzed, highlighting the power of demons and the need for Jesus in our l

The church is called to strengthen and redouble its evangelistic efforts. The pastor is preaching a series of sermons to inform and educate the congregation about the evangelistic call, reflect on the

The sermon is focused on the importance of evangelism and the obligation it is for all Christians to preach the Gospel. The speaker emphasizes that evangelism is not an option but a mission for the ch

This sermon is about trading for the Kingdom, which means approaching Christian work with a business mindset and negotiating for the Kingdom. The parable of the nobleman going to a far country to rece

The passage from John 6:37-40 connects the resurrection of Christ with our own resurrection hope. Jesus says that everyone who comes to him will not be rejected, and those who believe in him will have

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of sacrificing everything to be an effective evangelist. He references 1 Corinthians 9:16-23, where the Apostle Paul talks about the necessity of

The sermon focuses on Luke chapter 4 and the principles for an evangelistic lifestyle that can be learned from the life of Jesus Christ. The passage highlights the temptation of Jesus and how the Holy

The sermon discusses the importance of living an evangelistic lifestyle and how Jesus serves as a model for this. The speaker emphasizes the need to confront one's own areas of brokenness and seek God

In this sermon, the pastor discusses the story of Abraham sacrificing his son Isaac in Genesis 22, and how it contains lessons for both mothers and fathers. He notes that Abraham's faith and level of

In Luke 5, Jesus borrows Simon Peter's boat to preach to a crowd of people who are pressing in on him. After he finishes speaking, Jesus tells Peter to launch out into the deep and let down his nets f

The parable of the sower in Mark chapter 4 teaches us about the complexity and diversity of factors that affect the proclamation of the Gospel. The sower represents the church and there are other fact

In Acts 2:41-47, we see the characteristics of a powerful Church that is effective in evangelism. The Church persevered in the apostles' doctrine, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayers. These fou

The writer of Hebrews chapter 11 talks about the faith to which we are being called. The sermon given to the English ministry was inspired by God's call to a new stage of faith and the process that th

The story of the Samaritan woman in John chapter 4 is about the importance of valuing every soul and seizing opportunities to share the Gospel. The Samaritan woman was in a limbo between Judaism and p

The speaker discusses the importance of living a visionary life, one that envisions great things for the Lord and does what it takes to realize that vision. Using Isaiah 54, the speaker explains that

The speaker invites the audience to First Corinthians chapter 14 to discuss how to be an effective church in reaching and retaining souls. He emphasizes the importance of creating a safe and welcoming

The passage from First Chronicles chapter 4 verses 9 and 10 talks about Jabez, who was born under a sign of pain and suffering. His mother named him Jabez, which means pain. Despite this negative begi

In the epistle of Titus, the Apostle Paul advises Pastor Titus on how to deal with a difficult and troubled community. He emphasizes the importance of preaching sound doctrine and rebuking people when

In praying for Ana, we must be bold and desperate like the Cyrophoenician woman who approached Jesus Christ. Sometimes we must come to the Lord as a last and first resort, like the blind beggar Bartim

The foundation of a prosperous and blessed life is a total surrender of one's being to the Lord, an unambiguous, unconditional commitment to God. This total consecration of the being allows us to rece

The church is the manifestation of Christ on earth and is established by Jesus Christ to carry out the purposes of the Kingdom of God. It is important to live and develop the Christian life in a commu

The sermon discusses the book of Esther and how God works in mysterious ways, even when it may not be obvious. The author encourages the audience to have faith in God's plan, even during difficult tim

The pastor shares his perspective on the recent US elections, stating that he did not vote for either of the two main candidates due to their respective flaws. He discusses the behaviors of Donald Tru

The sermon explores the concept of radical commitment to the Gospel of Christ. The word "radical" comes from the Latin "radix", meaning root, and refers to something fundamental, passionate, and roote

In this sermon, the speaker reinforces the call to radical commitment to the Lord and a life surrendered to the Kingdom of God. He uses the story of Simeon and Ana in Luke 2 to illustrate this commitm

Prayer is essential for the Christian life and is encouraged throughout the Bible. Prayer changes us first, renews our perspective, and connects us with the spirit world and divine energy. Fasting is

The speaker expresses a desire for the manifestation of the spirit of God in their congregation and is willing to make themselves humble and weak to allow the Lord to work through them. They emphasize

The passage in James 5:13-18 shows that prayer should be an instinctive and reflexive part of our lives. Prayer changes us and gives us a more effective spiritual life. While God commands us to pray,

The pastor discusses the importance of spontaneous worship and prophetic singing in church. He recalls a story from the Bible where Elisha asks for a musician to begin playing in order to unleash a pr

The passage in Matthew 15:21-28 teaches us about the importance of being insistent and daring in prayer, and presenting specific requests before God with urgency and passion. The story of the Canaanit

The passage in 2 Kings 6:8-23 tells the story of Elisha and his servant being surrounded by a Syrian army, but Elisha could see the army of angels and chariots of fire protecting them. He prayed for t

The sermon is about understanding and interpreting the book of Habakkuk in the context of current times. The book of Habakkuk is a dialogue between Habakkuk and God, in which Habakkuk questions God ab

In this sermon, the speaker discusses how to act when God does not make sense. They use the example of Habakkuk, a book in the Bible, to show how to deal with confusion and perplexity when faced with

The sermon discusses the concept of grace, which is giving something of value to someone who does not deserve it. The speaker uses biblical passages to demonstrate how God's grace is extended to human

The passage from Job 19:23-27 speaks about the declaration of faith that Job makes, "I know that my redeemer lives." The word "redeemer" is a loaded term in the original Hebrew, referring to a charact

The Apostle Paul in Ephesians 5:18 calls for believers to be filled with the Holy Spirit instead of wasting their lives on things that do not lead to spiritual prosperity. The baptism of the Holy Spir

The Christian life is meant to be lived fully, filled with the Holy Spirit. God wants to soak us and fill us with His Spirit. Paul advises Timothy to fan the gift of God within him, and the same appli

In this meditation, the speaker discusses the importance of seeking the anointing of the Holy Spirit in our lives and as a congregation. He uses the example of the rebuilding of the temple in the Book

The pastor emphasizes the importance of parents being present and active in their children's lives, especially in mentoring and teaching them. He notes the increasing prevalence of homosexuality among

The passage in 1 Corinthians 12:1 is a call from the Holy Spirit to not be ignorant about spiritual gifts. The original Greek word used by Paul, "pneumon," is much broader than "spiritual gifts" and r

The speaker changes the topic of the sermon to a case study in the Old Testament of Saul, who was baptized by the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes that the Holy Spirit has always been present in the lives o

In this teaching, the speaker discusses the importance of understanding the Holy Spirit as the third Person of the Trinity. The Holy Spirit is no less personal than Jesus or the Father, and is involve

The life of a person filled with the Holy Spirit, like Philip's, is characterized by service, love for souls, miracles and supernatural manifestations, direction by the Holy Spirit, humility in servin

The preacher discusses the current state of division and offense in America, caused by various groups feeling neglected and mistreated. He cites the example of the recent marches and protests and the

The speaker discusses the importance of Christians projecting and reflecting the spirit of generosity, tolerance, and love in the face of political and social challenges. They highlight the division i

In times of uncertainty and anxiety, it is important to turn our gaze towards God and rely on His faithfulness. We must not put our trust in institutions, pastors, or technology, but rather saturate o

In this final message on life in the Spirit, the speaker uses the story of Gideon from the Old Testament as an example of what a Spirit-filled life looks like. He emphasizes that the Spirit has always

The passage of Jesus and the Samaritan woman in John 4 teaches us about the urgency of personal evangelism and the importance of positioning ourselves for evangelistic opportunities. Jesus valued sing

In John 3, we see another personal encounter of Jesus Christ with Nicodemus, a leader among the Jews who approaches Jesus at night out of fear of his Pharisee friends. Nicodemus sees Jesus as a distin

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the concept of being born again, which is often associated with Christianity. He uses the encounters of Nicodemus and the Samaritan woman with Jesus to illustrat

In John 5, Jesus encounters a paralyzed man who has been waiting for 38 years to be healed in a pool with supposedly healing powers. Jesus heals him and tells him to sin no more so that something wors

In Corinthians, Paul describes the church as a body made up of different organs, but working together in harmony. The church is diverse, yet unified, and each part of the body is important and has its

In Second Corinthians 9:6-15, the apostle Paul discusses the importance of generosity and giving. He had organized a special offering for the poor in Jerusalem and was preparing the Corinthian brother

The passage from Philippians 4:4-7 calls for Christians to show kindness, generosity, and patience in their interactions with others. The original Greek word used, epieikes, encompasses qualities such

The narrative of the birth of Jesus Christ is a story of precision where every detail has meaning and purpose. The appearance of the angels to the shepherds is a significant element of the story as it

The sermon is based on Joshua 3:1, where Joshua and the Hebrew people are on the other side of the Jordan ready to cross it and enter to possess the land that God has promised them for centuries. The

The sermon is based on Joshua 3:1-17, where God commands the Israelites to cross the Jordan River and enter the promised land. The speaker emphasizes the phrase "because you have never passed this way

This sermon is based on Joshua, chapter 6, which tells the story of the Israelites' conquest of the city of Jericho. The city was well fortified and seemed impossible to conquer, but God gave Joshua s

In Joshua 5:10-12, the Israelites celebrate Passover and eat the fruit of the land for the first time in 40 years, and the manna ceases. This is an important principle for the Christian life, as the m

The speaker reflects on the previous sermons that have been given and how they all connect to the idea of the Lord leading his people to a new land, a new dimension. He emphasizes the importance of be

In 1 Kings 17, Elijah is instructed by God to go to Sarepta and stay with a widow who will provide for him. When he arrives, he sees the widow gathering sticks and asks her for water and a little brea

Pastor Roberto Miranda encourages the virtual congregation of León de Judá to continue communicating and developing a virtual community of prayer and Christian love. He believes that the best time for

God's visions for our lives often take time to come to fruition, but we should not abandon them. Like Abraham, we may have to travel a long journey before our aspirations become reality. The process o

The Bible teaches that the path of the righteous is like the light of dawn, increasing until the day is perfect. God has created us to be perpetually improving, learning from our failures, and using e

Before Christ, salvation was obtained through a system of rituals and works, but no one could fulfill the Law perfectly. With Christ, we have already earned salvation by grace, and good works are a re

Tony Meléndez, a Nicaraguan born without arms, learned to play the guitar and keyboard with his toes through persistent practice. His talent eventually led him to perform for Pope John Paul II, who wa

Churches and pastors must prepare their congregations for the inevitable sufferings and adversities that come with being a believer. Often, despite our best efforts, trials will persist, and we must a

There is often a false debate in churches between those who prioritize order in worship and those who prioritize freedom and spontaneity in the Spirit. The apostle Paul calls for a healthy balance bet

Insecurity can lead to risky and self-defeating decisions, as seen in the case of King Jehoshaphat. His need for approval and to prove himself led him to join ungodly men in military campaigns that ne

The tension between collaboration and separation with non-believers is a thorny paradox for the Church. Christians are called to share their faith with others, but also warned against intimate associa

The key to a secure and protected spiritual life is an attitude of complete surrender to God's will. This involves recognizing our limitations and humbling ourselves before Him, like a child trusting

Believers should not wait for times of crisis to strengthen their spiritual foundations. They should build up their spiritual life daily through prayer, reading the Word, and communing with other beli

The phrase "Achilles heel" refers to a person's main weakness. In our spiritual life, we must identify our weaknesses and strengthen them with the help of God's word, confession, fasting, and surrende

Effective Christian leaders need both spiritual soundness and managerial excellence. They must have a passion for God and be able to think systematically, while also paying attention to administrative

We need to be aware of the unknown forces within us that come from our subconscious, which can affect our lives without us realizing it. We must ask the Holy Spirit for discernment of our character fl

The Church has had a positive influence throughout history when it adhered to the values of the gospel, but it has also mishandled authority and brought shame to the name of Jesus Christ. Therefore, c

The idea of Christianity as a comprehensive vision that governs all aspects of life can be uncomfortable for modern Christians in secular societies that emphasize pluralism and individual rights. Whil

Sometimes preachers simplify and glorify sanctification, ignoring the zigzagging, long-term process that includes victories and setbacks. The apostle Paul also struggled with the urge to sin. Christia

The Bible characters' mixture of weakness and strength reminds the author of their own spiritual journey. They have struggled with sinful tendencies but have a deep passion to serve and please the Lor

God is pleased with those who are determined and committed to Him, but is displeased with those who are indecisive and fluctuating. The Church in Laodicea had many material resources but was spiritual

We often ignore spiritual signs and pursue attractive opportunities that are not in line with God's plans for our lives. The Bible teaches that obedience is better than sacrifice and it is safer to be

Being a pastor or ministry leader requires a lot of time, passion, and investment in people. It is a long-term project that involves continuous contact with key leaders and imparting the vision to the

The expression "burn the candles" refers to making a decision that compromises us and does not allow us to go back. The Bible shows us determined men and women who make desperate decisions in the name

Every gift and strength we possess can also have a negative aspect to it. For example, an evangelistic gift can lead to promising more than we can deliver or having a flat spirituality. A pastor's sta

God's gifts can become a source of failure if we neglect ourselves. God often humbles us proactively to prevent our gifts from leading to pride, self-reliance, or intolerance toward the weak. In the c

To have a successful spiritual or ministerial journey, it is essential to base it on solid biblical principles and trust in God. Illegitimate methods and styles that do not adhere to the Word should b

Believers should have an attitude of grace and mercy towards those who have fallen. Instead of condemning them, we should help restore them with a spirit of meekness and remember our own imperfections

It is important for spiritual leaders to prioritize the systematic education of parishioners and for believers to have an interest in studying God's Word. A church cannot rely solely on passionate ser

King Jehoshaphat removed the altars and high places dedicated to the goddess Asherah, neutralizing the spiritual curse of idolatry on his nation. He experienced a period of revival and grew strong in

The current economic and social crisis in the United States and other nations is due to the violation of spiritual principles that should base the lives of the people. The greed of large corporations

Sanctification is a difficult and lifelong process, and it's important to be patient with ourselves and others as we navigate through it. Even biblical characters who passionately loved God, like Jeho

God has nothing against material prosperity and often blesses His people with it. The Shalom of God covers all aspects of the life of His children. Trials and difficulties may come, but the net result

The foundation for a just and prosperous society is the word and values of the Kingdom of God. Man's moral reasoning is faulty and needs the fixed points of God's wisdom to orient themselves correctly

God looks at the heart, not just our actions, and has mercy on those who seek Him even in the midst of their mistakes. King Jehoshaphat's repentant heart caused God to have mercy on him and to mitigat

Secular groups want to limit religion and spirituality to the private sphere, but it's impossible to separate spiritual beliefs from practical decisions. Christianity is a total worldview that encompa

The Man with the Golden Helmet by Rembrandt is a painting of an old soldier who has lived well and retained his strength. Similarly, the apostle Paul was a leader who finished his ministry with honor

Believers should be familiar with the gifts of the Spirit and learn to move in God's supernatural power. The prophetic gift is meant to inform, instruct, encourage, and correct us. The idea that the g

Before we ask for anything in prayer, we should start by acknowledging God's power and lordship and surrendering to His will. This increases our faith and puts Him first before our personal wants and

Many of us are afraid to pray publicly for fear of failure and looking bad to others. However, verbalizing our requests in a public way adds power and weight to our prayers and constitutes a prophetic

Blondin, a tightrope walker, asked a boy if he believed he could push a person in a wheelbarrow across Niagara Falls without falling. The boy said yes, and Blondin told him to get in the wheelbarrow.

It is important to recognize our limitations and struggles in order to tackle them effectively. Ignoring problems only leads to further issues. Specificity is key in approaching life situations, and f

God likes a dynamic and aggressive faith that dares to undertake things with the expectation that He will respond and support. We need to make our faith red hot and exercise it until it becomes a burn

Faith does not mean ignoring obstacles and details or not employing sound planning and strategy skills. Like Moses, we should spy on the land before possessing it, while still trusting in God's promis

In weakness, there is great power for those who have faith in God. By acknowledging our limitations and relying on God's strength, we open ourselves up to the full power of Heaven. The Apostle Paul bo

The Christian life is not just about solving crises and correcting deficiencies. It is about living proactively and sustainably, with faith as the channel for God's good purposes in our lives. Trustin

When facing a challenge, it's important to know your opponent's weapons and your own strengths. As a pastor planning a new temple, I had to be very detail-oriented and work with financial consultants

God takes pleasure in using imperfect people, as shown by the flawed biblical characters he used to do great things. We should strive for spiritual excellence, but we don't have to be perfect for God

Spiritual leaders should not suppress teaching about spiritual gifts as it robs people of a valuable resource. However, there needs to be a balanced approach to their use and we need mature leaders wh

When you pray to God, have an active expectation that He will work and provide a solution. Don't just vent emotions, but pray with integrity and intentionality. After praying, actively wait for the Lo

King Jehoshaphat faced a great crisis and humbled himself before God, seeking wisdom and help. He also proclaimed a fast for all of Judah, involving the entire nation in prayer. This shows the power o

Prayer should not only be used to get us out of trouble, but should saturate everything we do. It should be the flag that leads all our efforts and the element that specifies all the events of our day

Effective prayer requires specific and detailed requests to God. God responds to direct and concrete prayers, and expects us to pray with precision. In the Bible, the Lord asked blind Bartimaeus what

When we pray, we should base our requests on the Word of God and His promises. This approach has a unique virtue as it allows us to appeal to God's throne in a formal and judicial way. We are like law

To win life's battles, we need to persistently pray with conviction and faith. Martin Luther and C.H. Spurgeon both recognized the importance of determined and regular prayer. The Apostle Paul advises

Passionate prayer, desperate action and specific petition are the three essential elements for a successful cry to God. When we are in a difficult situation and seek God's help, we should concentrate

Many people suffer because they rely too much on themselves and not on God. The wise recognize their limitations and put their trust in God. Fear can be a starting point for seeking help and wisdom fr

When faced with difficult tasks or decisions, we should ask God for wisdom and guidance. He promises to give it abundantly to those who ask in faith. The Holy Spirit is our instructor and will lead us

God works in various and subtle ways, and His involvement in our lives may not always be clear. We may face situations that seem to contradict the promises of the Word, but we must hold fast to the pr

Satan's purpose is to prevent humans from reflecting the image of God and achieving their potential. The kingdom of darkness exists to steal, kill, and destroy. Jesus came to give life and establish a

As believers, we are seated with Christ in the heavenly places and have access to his power and triumph over the dark forces that seek to harm us. Through Christ's sacrifice, we are freed from the jur

The biggest obstacle to reaching our potential is settling for mediocrity and not having a vision for success. As children of God, we are meant to live fulfilling lives and achieve our dreams. The key

The Bible teaches that true success and greatness come from within, through spiritual values such as love, holiness, and justice. As Christians, we must undertake a lifelong process of transformation,

True success in life is measured by personal significance and impact on others, rather than accumulation of money or social status. God measures greatness in terms of the size of one's heart and abili

The story of Jabes in 1 Chronicles 4:9-10 is about a young man who was given a name associated with pain and suffering. However, he had a vision for his life that was different from his name, and he p

Being a parent is a lifelong mission that requires intensive commitment and the constant investment of our time to shape the character of our children. In this modern, fast-paced world, we cannot wait

Successful people have the ability to turn their visions into concrete actions. They combine the ability to dream with the discipline to execute. Without action, visions are just idle dreams. We must

To achieve a vision, it must be broken down into smaller components and tackled one piece at a time. It should be poured onto paper and turned into a project, then a design, and then divided into sect

In this passage, Jesus is being crowded by people eager to hear his message and receive his healing. He sees Peter's boat nearby and asks to use it as a platform to address the crowd. This is a symbol

The story of miraculous fishing and Peter's call to ministry teaches us about three spiritual positions in our relationship with God and the world. Firstly, we must separate ourselves from the world a

In Luke chapter 5, Peter allows Jesus to use his boat despite his own failure in fishing. Jesus sees Peter's need and blesses him with a miraculous catch of fish and shows him His Glory. By putting ou

In order to have a deep relationship with Jesus and be used by Him, we must put aside our doubts, fears, and human reasoning. The Christian life is one of obedience and surrender. When God calls us, w

To be greatly used by the Lord, we must learn to submit our lives to Him and become humble servants surrendered to Jesus Christ. We need to ask the Lord to take us through a process of deep sanctifica

The Lord's Prayer teaches us to address God as our loving and merciful Father, which may have been surprising for the disciples who were used to a distant and stern God. We should approach God confide

Pastor Roberto Miranda addresses the international community of "God Speaks Today" and expresses his joy in seeing the community grow and the impact it has on people's lives. He encourages members to

Although Jesus teaches us to see God as a loving father, we must also remember that God is totally different from us and exists in a healthy distance. We must have absolute trust and reverence for God

Humanity was created to worship God and acknowledge His majesty. Before expressing our needs to Him, we must first sanctify Him and honor Him. We should be inveterate worshipers, perpetually intoxicat

We often follow religious routines without actively seeking God's presence. The Hebrews believed that having the ark of the covenant would bring victory, but they suffered defeat because they lacked s

When Jesus says "Your kingdom come" in the Lord's Prayer, He is asking for the values of God's kingdom to establish themselves in the world, replacing the fallen world's values of sin and evil. This m

Jesus Christ was a model of complete submission to the will of God. He surrendered his own will to God's plan for his life, even when it meant suffering and death. As followers of Christ, we should al

In this fallen world, God's will is opposed by the powers of darkness led by Satan. Our longing should be for the day when God's will is done on earth as it is in heaven, without any opposition. In he

Old age can be a beautiful time for personal growth and healing. It's an opportunity to make peace with loved ones, try new things, and pursue dreams. With God's help, we can overcome any obstacles an

As children of God, our priorities should be centered around His will and glory first. Only after recognizing His benevolent fatherhood, sanctifying His name, and declaring His kingdom on earth, can w

Modern society needs healthy male role models who embody the values of the Word of God. Christian men have the privilege of seasoning themselves in the Word of the Lord and sharing it with others. We

The Lord's Prayer includes the request for "our daily bread," emphasizing our dependence on God for sustenance. We should not be overly concerned about the future, but trust in God's provision for our

We often pray with a lack of faith, using generic and vague language to leave room for an escape clause in case our specific and identifiable miracle doesn't happen. This represents an act of mild spi

An excellent minister is always in a continuous state of development and growth. They are aware that their ministry journey is a long career that requires persistence in the pursuit of excellence. The

Fatherhood is a difficult puzzle that teaches us humility, mercy, and dependence on divine grace. It's impossible to be a perfect parent, but we can strive for growth and improvement while trusting in

The Lord's Prayer is a model of prayer that includes a fundamental petition for forgiveness. Confessing our sins to God is essential for our spiritual health and healing. Living a morally neglected li

In Mark chapter 5, Jesus is on his way to Jairo's house when a woman who has been suffering from a flow of blood for twelve years comes up behind him and touches his mantle. She had spent all her mone

God often waits until the last moment to send blessings because He has a greater purpose in our trials. He wants to teach us things, grow us spiritually, and bless those around us with our example of

This passage from Mark 5:25-34 tells the story of a woman who takes a superhuman effort and risks to seek the blessing of Jesus Christ. In the culture of her time, she was considered impure and not su

The life of faith often requires fierce effort and a willingness to do unconventional things. The woman with the issue of blood in the Bible is an example of someone who went beyond the ordinary to to

The woman with the issue of blood exemplifies the importance of an individual relationship with God. We should not be content with a collective mindset and a mediocre, conventional prayer. When we can

This passage from the Bible tells the story of a woman who was healed by touching the clothes of Jesus. What is interesting is that after she is healed, Jesus asks who touched Him, and the woman confe

The principle of forgiveness is essential in the Lord's Prayer. We need God's forgiveness and we also need to extend that same forgiveness to others. Forgiving others has a liberating and healing effe

Roberto Miranda, a minister from God Speaks Today, sends his blessings to the readers and expresses regret for not being able to respond personally to each comment or prayer request due to lack of res

No human can be a perfect parent. Only God is the perfect father. We need to aim for his model and trust in his grace and mercy. We may have made mistakes in the past, but we cannot punish ourselves f

The phrase "Lead us not into temptation" in the Lord's Prayer does not mean that God tempts us to sin. Rather, it is a request for God's mercy and grace to protect us from adverse circumstances that t

Modern society is highly demanding and critical, but also hypocritical and intolerant of human imperfection. There is pressure to be perfect and little generosity. Young people inherit these tendencie

Evil is like a virus that is everywhere and can harm us if we are not careful. The world is full of danger and we are all fragile beings. Jesus teaches us to ask God to protect us from evil. It is wis

To have a successful ministry, a minister needs to have a robust and superabundant spirituality. This energy is needed for our own consumption and to share with those we serve. A vital spirituality is

The Lord's Prayer asks for everything humans need, which only God can grant. The power does not reside in Satan and his demons. The final place of appeal is at the throne of God. The triumphant affirm

The Lord's Prayer declares that the kingdom, power, and glory belong to God forever. This means that God's dominion and lordship are eternal and irrevocable. The hope of a life to come keeps us motiva

Blessings in our lives may not necessarily be due to our own actions, but rather the spiritual deposits made by our ancestors. By living faithfully and blessing our descendants, the blessings can pass

There are two types of Christians: those with a sufficiency mentality and those with a lack mentality. Sufficiency mentality believers focus on God's promises and grace, seeing themselves as having al

Integrity is essential in ministry. It is not just about preaching from the pulpit, but also how you handle daily challenges, conflict, and failure. Integrity means being transparent and authentic, ad

The Hebrews had been slaves in Egypt for centuries before God sent Moses to deliver them and bring them to the Promised Land of Canaan. God had prepared this land for them, a land of great abundance,

In this segment, the speaker discusses the importance of building a relationship with God during everyday moments of life, so that we can draw on that relationship in times of crisis. The story of Laz

God has great blessings and plans for our lives, but we have the power to frustrate and impede them by disobedience or stubbornness. This is illustrated in salvation, where God wants everyone to be sa

Sexuality is a powerful force that can be creative or destructive. Satan knows this and will try to corrupt it to damage society. When societies experiment with sexuality outside of God's boundaries,

Prayer is the act of presenting our needs to the Lord with confidence, just as Martha and Mary did when they informed Jesus about their sick brother. Our previous experiences with the Lord build a fou

Your attitude determines your destiny. If you have a small, limiting attitude, setbacks will exhaust and destroy you, and you will never achieve greatness. However, if you believe in a powerful God wh

Every servant of God has a different level of potential in the things of the Spirit. They should strive to develop their competence and basic level of ability within their specific area of ministry. T

We must always pray and present our needs to the Lord, leaving the response to Him. The story of Martha and Mary shows that they appealed to their friendship with Jesus and asked for His help in their

Efforts must be made to fulfill God's promises. The Israelites were told to explore the land that God had promised them to be prepared for the opposition they would face. Similarly, we must analyze Go

Jesus was the perfect example of balanced masculinity, combining strength and tenderness. Christian men should strive to embody this balanced masculinity, which is needed in modern society. We are all

God's ways of responding to our prayers can often be complex and different from what we expect. However, there is always a purpose behind it, and we should trust in God's love and power. Sometimes wha

To fully receive God's blessings in our lives, we need to understand the nature of the promises, responsibilities, and enemies we may face. The Christian life is not easy, and there will be battles an

The spiritual law of giving and generosity is essential for the development of societies, families, and churches. It is a reflection of God's grace and forgiveness towards us, and we should imitate Hi

In this passage, Jesus decides to go to where Marta and María Juan live, despite knowing that there are people who want to harm him. The disciples are afraid and advise against it, but Jesus knows tha

God promised the Israelites the land, but they still had to explore it and be prepared for the enemy's opposition. Similarly, in our lives as Christians, we must overcome opposition and our own intern

Generosity is key to unlocking blessings and miracles in our lives. We should adopt a lifestyle of intentional and consistent generosity towards God and others, even in areas of discomfort or sacrific

As children of God, we are called to dwell in the light of God, which means living in truth, honesty, justice, and transparency. We should be simple and not have hidden agendas. People should see us a

A healthy and masculine man is tender, protective, and compassionate. He is a life saver, defender, and provider for his loved ones. He is not a predator or oppressor. He blesses the weak and covers t

The act of giving in Christian circles has become mechanical, with the belief that it is a way to manipulate God to provide for our materialistic motives. This is a distorted and ugly view of generosi

This passage from the Bible raises the question of what death and life mean through the lens of Jesus Christ. For believers, there is no real death, only a temporary transition to a perfect and eterna

Churches grow and advance through the generosity of their members. Studies show that 20% of the people give 80% of the money and do 80% of the work in most churches. Generosity is a grace from God and

We should adopt a constant giving ethic, not just when we want something from God. Giving should be a natural part of our character. The Bible advises us to be diligent and invest with a visionary min

In the story of Martha and Mary, Martha is shown as the diligent and responsible one who goes out to meet Jesus when she hears of His arrival. Mary stays at home, perhaps praying. When Martha meets Je

Marta expresses her faith in the power of Christ to the Father, which is the basis of our confidence when we pray to the Father in the name of Jesus. Marta's faith is a theological faith, while Jesus'

The story of the widow of Sarepta teaches us the importance of giving to God first. When Elijah asked the widow to make him a cake from the little food she had left, she obeyed and was blessed with an

It is okay to cry and mourn when we experience loss, but as Christians, we must not cry without hope. The Lord invites us to acknowledge our feelings but also to trust in Him, knowing that He is in co

The epistle of Colossians focuses on the person of Jesus Christ and teaches the importance of a strong devotional life. Jesus is the center of the Church and everything the believer requires for a pow

The apostle Paul celebrates the loving community of believers in Colosse and asks the Holy Spirit to provide them with spiritual nutrients that instill powerful and beautiful qualities. This community

In John 11, some people doubted Jesus' power to heal Lazarus and prevent his death, despite knowing of His miracles. These doubters had a hardened heart and were not open to the power of the Holy Spir

Intercession, praying for each other, is essential for the Christian life. We should pray for our loved ones, church leaders, and members of our congregation. The Apostle Paul prayed for his followers

To please God and live according to His expectations, we need to have knowledge of His Will, which is found in the Bible and through the Holy Spirit's revelation. It is important to live a life of hol

Life can seem like a dark cave with obstacles blocking us from our desires and hopes. But when the power of God is in our lives, nothing can withhold the blessing. We must remove the stone of disbelie

Believers are called to bear fruit, which means living a life that is productive for the Kingdom of God. This is not a legalistic obligation, but rather a result of the indwelling of the Holy Spirit i

Bearing fruit can refer to evangelizing and bringing others to the knowledge of Jesus Christ. God is calling His Church to intensify its evangelistic activity in this 21st century. The community of Go

The Christian life is not just about words and concepts, but also about power. The apostle Paul says that the Gospel is the power of God, and the weapons of our military are powerful in God. The Lord

The widow in 2 Kings 4:1-7 faced a serious crisis after her husband, a servant of God, died and left her with debts. Creditors came to take her children to work in slavery until the debt was paid. Thi

The passage of Luke 24:1-6 introduces us to the time of faith, the in-between time of the resurrection. Sometimes God does transcendental things in the spiritual realm, but it takes time for that fact

Paul prays for us to be strengthened with all power according to the power of God's glory, not just for personal gain but to reflect the character of Jesus Christ. One of the most important qualities

The story of Job in the Bible teaches us about the importance of having a strong faith and knowing that God is with us even in the midst of trials and difficulties. Despite losing everything, Job rema

Patience is important in our relationships with others and in enduring the trials of life. We need to cultivate patience so that we can endure trials and see them as opportunities for growth. Many tim

Paul teaches that in addition to patience and long-suffering, Christians should also cultivate joy and gratitude. The Christian life is not just about enduring afflictions but celebrating the blessing

Job declares his faith in God despite his suffering, stating that he knows his Redeemer lives and will eventually rise. Even though his heart fails him, he remains steadfast in his belief. Those who r

The joy of a Christian is not based on good circumstances but on the hope and gratitude that come from knowing we have a great inheritance in Christ. God has made us fit to participate in this inherit

As Christians, our joy should come from the fact that God has delivered us from the power of darkness and Satan. Without Christ, we are under the authority of Satan, but when we accept Jesus as our Lo

As Christians, we should not give Satan too much power in our lives. We should understand that God is in control of all aspects of our lives and is leading us towards blessings and abundance. We have

Evil exists in the world, but God has put a limit on it. We are people of faith who believe that good will ultimately prevail. Events like the Boston Marathon bombing remind us of the mysterious natur

The Epistle to the Colossians focuses on the deity of Jesus Christ, His Lordship, His Power, and His equality with the Father. The apostle Paul wrote this letter to counteract the Colossian heresy tha

When a loved one dies or a crisis comes, we should mourn for a limited time but then move on and embrace life again in the name of the Lord. Trials and losses are necessary for us to become people of

Throughout history, false groups and sects have tried to question the deity of Jesus Christ in an attempt to lower His status and importance in the Christian faith. The Bible defends and emphasizes th

Do not be surprised when you face trials and difficulties in life, as they are inevitable in this fallen world. The Apostle Peter reminds us to rejoice in our sufferings, as we are identifying with th

When Paul says that Jesus is the firstborn of all creation, he is not saying that Jesus was born at a particular time or that he was the first creature created. Instead, he is saying that Jesus is the

This passage from Colossians highlights the creative character of Jesus Christ, who is described as the Creator of all things. This aligns with the Old Testament's description of God as the creator, l

The widow who approached Elisha after the death of her husband teaches us that grief is a part of the experience of every believer. It is important to see tests as normal experiences that God can use

The creative role of Jesus goes beyond just the physical things in the world, but also includes the spiritual realm, including angelic beings and even demonic powers. All authority and power was creat

In Matthew 20:20-28, the mother of two disciples asks Jesus to give them a place of honor in His Kingdom, causing conflict among the disciples. This teaches us that conflicts will always arise in the

The apostle Paul emphasizes that Jesus Christ is before all things and that everything subsists in Him. This means that Jesus is not only the Creator but also the Sustainer of all that exists, activel

Conflicts are not new in the Kingdom of God, and we can learn from the examples of believers in the Scriptures who resolved conflicts in a proper way. We must learn to handle conflicts and resolve the

In Colossians 1:18, Paul assigns Jesus Christ the role of head of the Church. This means that Jesus is the one who directs and gives instructions to the Church, and the Church must look to Him for gui

When people in ministry are not sufficiently treated by the Holy Spirit and conformed to the image of Jesus Christ, negative things can happen in the Kingdom of God. It's important to continually subm

Jesus Christ is not only the firstborn of all physical creation but also of the new spiritual creation through his death and resurrection. He is the first to rise from the dead and is therefore unique

When carnal attitudes interfere with handling Kingdom affairs, there is always loss to the Kingdom of God. The things of the Kingdom of God are not handled in the same way as in the world. When we ent

Jesus Christ is not only the Creator and Sustainer of all things, but also the Reconciler of all creation. Through his death on the cross, he brings harmony and order to a world that has been torn apa

God wants us to develop faith by confessing his promises and waiting patiently for them. We should look at God's promises as if they were already a reality and greet them with faith. Even in times of

In Matthew 20:20-28, the disciples James and John ask for a preferential position in the Kingdom of God, which causes the other disciples to be offended. Jesus confronts them all and explains that in

Jesus Christ is the ultimate reconciler, bringing order to all things. He reconciles all things, both on earth and in heaven, through His death on the cross. When Christ saves us, He reconciles us to

The disciples return from a missionary trip and share their experiences with Jesus. It is important to have a continuous dialogue with God and to stick close to Jesus in our ministerial life. We shoul

Prayer is essential for a prosperous and blessed life. We should pray preventively, continuously, and specifically for all aspects of our life, from our finances to our health. God likes specific requ

It is important for disciples to take breaks and rest in the Lord, as even Jesus took time to rest with his disciples. Life is not just about working for the Kingdom, but also about taking time to res

Jesus calls his disciples to rest, but a multitude in need of ministry interrupts their plans. Jesus shows compassion and mercy towards the crowd, revealing his character as one that takes pity on our

Believe in the Lord and expect good things from Him. Take an X-ray of your thoughts and expectations and reprogram your brain with positive thoughts and Bible readings. As you believe in your spirit,

The story of the siege of Samaria in Second Kings chapter 6 shows us that no situation is too desperate for God. Even in extreme situations like famine and cannibalism, God can provide a solution. As

The story of the two women who made a pact to eat each other's children, and the impotence of the king to solve the situation, is a metaphor for the spiritual darkness and helplessness of our current

Many people suffer because they prefer to do things on their own and don't seek wisdom from God. King Jehoshaphat learned the hard way and went to God for help. It's better to admit you're afraid and

The King of Israel in this story is an impious ruler who blames Elisha for the misery his nation is going through, rather than acknowledging their sin and seeking mercy from God. However, even though

The scene of Elisha sitting with the spiritual and civil authorities of Samaria illustrates the need for the Church of Jesus Christ to be present in the places where political and civil decisions are

Acknowledging our weakness and cultivating a sense of inadequacy can lead to power for those who have faith. By recognizing our limitations and placing our hope in God, we open ourselves up to the ful

The elders of the city come to the prophet Elisha seeking a solution to the extreme famine and hunger that has plagued their city. Elisha gives a prophetic Word from God that seems impossible and scan

God is going to bring a powerful move of the Holy Spirit that will end the spiritual drought in the nations. However, there will be some who doubt and resist this move, just like the prince who questi

In II Chronicles 20, King Jehoshaphat turned to Jehovah in prayer when a powerful army was coming against him. He not only prayed himself, but also involved the whole nation in proclaiming fasting and

In 2 Kings 7, we see the prince of Samaria's disbelief in Elisha's promise of abundant food for all the people. This represents the incredulous portion of the Church that will be judged for its unbeli

In 2 Kings 7, we see the story of four lepers who stumbled upon a great harvest of food in a deserted Syrian camp. They initially kept it to themselves but then realized that they needed to share the

Effective prayer requires passion and persistence. Instead of worrying, pray and make your requests known to God. Prayer should be a part of everything we do and should be used preventively to keep th

The story of the liberation of the city and the provision of food in 2 Kings 7 highlights the contrast between those who believe and those who doubt and reject the Word of God. King Joram initially do

The Apostle James wrote to the dispersed Christian Jews in the Middle East, who were likely facing trials, poverty, and persecution. In his letter, James tells them to rejoice in their trials, which m

The joy that the apostle James speaks of in facing trials is not superficial, but rather a joy of the spirit. Trials produce patience, which is an important characteristic for spiritual growth and rel

The topic of homosexuality and homosexual marriage is important to discuss, and the biblical position is clear. In Romans 1, the apostle Paul explains that the wrath of God is revealed against those w

King Jehoshaphat publicly and visibly pledged to seek and await an answer from God during a military crisis. He commanded the entire nation to pray and fast, publicly committing to his dependence on d

Patience with each other is important in church and all social relationships. We must forgive, tolerate, and guide each other with love and meekness, especially when someone falls or has spiritual str

To have a healthy relationship, it is important to first heal our concept of ourselves and accept ourselves as we are. Insecure individuals often enter relationships hoping the other person will valid

James teaches that those who suffer are blessed and should have patience, as trials can lead to a deeper understanding of God. Job is used as an example, as he came out of his test with a renewed pers

The Apostle James warns us to make sure that we absorb all the positive effects of trials and develop patience to its maximum expression. He urges us to ask God for wisdom and discernment to understan

The woman with the issue of blood took a risk to find a solution to her desperate need for healing. She stepped into the crowd and touched the hem of Jesus' robe, believing that it would heal her. She

Discernment is important in times of trial as it allows us to see things from God's perspective and understand what He is trying to do in our lives. It is important to ask God for wisdom and have fait

Our job is to introduce people to Jesus and let Him do the work in His own time and way. We should not expect perfection from ourselves or others, but invite them to come to Jesus as they are. Our foc

In this meditation, the speaker addresses the issue of homosexuality and homosexual marriage, and the biblical position on these topics. He reads from Romans chapter 1, where the apostle Paul speaks a

God's wrath is a real aspect of His character, and it manifests when people resist His will. The Church needs to understand this and not be intimidated by those who promote sin under the guise of God'

Faith begins in the mind and requires a change of thinking. The person of faith sees life and events in a different way from those who do not have faith. To enter the ways of God, one must discard wor

The study discusses the biblical position on homosexuality, starting with Romans 1:20, which states that nature itself speaks about the will of God. By studying nature, one can see God's character, wh

The story of Abraham begins with a promise from God: if you are willing to leave everything behind and follow me, I will make a great nation of you and bless you. Abraham took the risk and followed Go

The Lord calls the disciples for a vacation, but the plan is interrupted by a great crowd in need of ministry. The Lord's reaction shows his compassionate and merciful heart, which always takes pity o

The apostle Paul argues in Romans 1:18 onwards that homosexuality is not a human right or acceptable behavior by God, but rather a consequence of God's wrath on those who resist His Will. Nature itsel

The Lord is always available to attend to our needs, no matter how big or small they may seem. We should also be people of compassion, treating others with mercy and grace, just as Christ did. Our chu

God can use the faith of imperfect people to perform miracles. We don't have to be spiritual giants to see God's glory in our lives. While we should strive for spiritual excellence, we shouldn't think

Acknowledging our weakness and cultivating a sense of inadequacy can be powerful for those who trust in God. It allows us to recognize that we don't have all the answers or power, but God does. By hum

Paul in Romans 1:20 says that nature itself speaks about the character of God. Through nature, we can observe that God is a loving, holy, gracious, and just God. Therefore, behavior that goes against

The author believes it's important to acknowledge our limitations and struggles in order to be realistic and tackle problems effectively. He gives an example of planning for a new temple while keeping

Prayer is more powerful when done with others. Jesus said that where two or three are gathered in His name, He is present in their midst. Praying with others gives encouragement and helps us to fight

Don't just pray to God to vent your emotions. Pray with the expectation that God will work and actively wait for His answer. Believe that God will provide the solution to your problem and don't doubt

Our prayers should be accompanied by bold actions and expressed with passion and commitment. In the story of Blind Bartimaeus, we see these elements as he passionately cries out to Jesus despite criti

All effective prayer is born from a recognition of one's essential helplessness and a turning towards God for mercy and assistance. Without God's intervention, life can be chaotic and overwhelming. Ps

The apostle Paul spoke about the wrath of God being reflected against men who resist His Will, leading them to idolatry and an unclean behavior. Homosexual behavior is a manifestation of this rebellio

Prayer is essential in the battles of life and must be persistent and passionate. It should not only be used as a solution for problems but should be integrated into everything we do. Preventive praye

When praying for a miracle, it is important to root our requests in the specific word of God and make sure they align with Scripture and previous acts of God. This allows us to appeal to God's law and

Being specific and passionate in our prayers is important in the life of faith. God is a precise God and expects us to pray with precision. The great prayers that changed the destiny of the nation of

In Romans 12, the apostle Paul gives practical teachings on the duties of a Christian and the behavior of daily life. He begins by reflecting on the complexity of God's plan of salvation and how it sh

Paul and the writer of Hebrews both emphasize the importance of diligently attending to the things we have heard in the Word of God, as a consequence of the greatness of God's plan and our call to hol

The writer of the Epistle to the Hebrews, similar to the Apostle Paul in Romans chapter 12, emphasizes the importance of taking seriously the great salvation received through Christ Jesus. The writer

To live a life that pleases God and corresponds to His plan of salvation, we must present our bodies as a holy sacrifice. The word "present" used by Paul in the original Greek means to take something

The author reflects on the positive response to their meditations on homosexuality and the importance of the Church addressing delicate issues. They plan to continue discussing the challenges facing t

In Romans 12:1, the apostle Paul calls us to present our bodies as a living sacrifice, which means to bring ourselves to the Lord. In Romans 6:11-14, Paul emphasizes the importance of considering ours

In a world of change and advancing knowledge, the Church must find a balance between holiness and grace. The call to holiness can be seen as Pharisaic by a skeptical and cynical society. It is a chall

In Romans 12, the apostle Paul calls us to present our bodies as a living sacrifice. The word "bodies" refers not only to our biological aspect but also to everything that has to do with our human nat

Paul calls us to live a life of holiness and presents the idea that under the Old Testament law, salvation was through works, which was impossible to achieve. However, through Jesus Christ and the Hol

The Church needs to find a balance between the call to holiness and the merciful heart of God. While the writer is opposed to any practice that goes against the Word of God, such as homosexuality, adu

The apostle Paul teaches in Romans 12:1-2 that we should present our bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God. This means that we must die to our old nature, our earthly and carnal part,

In Romans 12:1, Paul urges Christians to present their bodies as living sacrifices to God, sanctifying themselves and dedicating themselves to serving and pleasing God. The word "sanctify" means to se

Maintaining a balance between holiness and grace is necessary for effective and evangelistically successful churches in the 21st century. However, churches that reflect mercy and holiness will face cr

Paul invites all believers to live a life of continuous surrender to the Lord, symbolized by the body as the carnal and material part of the human being. The mind can also be a part of this process. B

As children of God, we are in a continuous battle between the call of the world and the call of God. We must understand that the world is not going to love us, and we must not love the world. The worl

God's character is characterized by mercy and compassion, even in the Old Testament. Christians should reflect that same posture of mercy, with churches that are characterized by love and patience. De

Horacio Spafford, a hymnologist, went through a series of terrible sufferings, including the death of his only son, financial ruin in the Great Chicago Fire, and the sinking of the Ville du Havre ship

Sometimes the most powerful and effective act we can do is to do nothing and focus on God's faithfulness and the trustworthiness of His promises. We need discernment to know when to act and when to wa

To enter the zone of powerful stillness and cultivate God's peace in the midst of the storm, one should cultivate a healthy devotional life, pray more in times of difficulty, memorize powerful verses

The story of King David's adultery with Bathsheba illustrates the importance of balancing holiness and grace. When we sin, our conscience, God, and Satan all see it, and there are consequences. God is

In our faith journey, God sometimes acts overwhelmingly in response to our prayers, but most of the time, He requires us to work hard and believe that His power will be with us as we make efforts. God

When we enter the ways of God, we have to change our minds and begin to live life in light of principles different from those used in the world. This requires a renewal of the mind, a transformation,

Faith is the connecting thread between God and man. Without faith, there is no connection between them. To please God and receive His rewards, we must believe in Him and His character. Reading and med

God's move in our lives can be subtle and complex, making it difficult to discern. We may have to exercise faith even when it seems like God hasn't heard our prayers or the answer is different than ex

Effective prayer is born from a recognition of our essential helplessness and dependence on God. The Psalms of Ascent express this overwhelming awareness and gratitude for God's intervention in our li

The apostle Paul invites Christians to transform themselves through the renewal of their understanding, as an alternative to conforming to the values of the world. This process of transformation is a

In this meditation, the focus is on the importance of calling people to holiness and presenting it as beautiful and positive, rather than just instilling fear of damnation. The example of David's life

Faith is not only for solving crises, but to live a proactive and powerful spiritual journey. It prevents and keeps the enemy at bay, allowing our lives to prosper and be blessed. While we must be sob

Paul calls for believers to transform themselves, but this transformation is not something we can accomplish on our own. Rather, it is a process that occurs through the work of the Holy Spirit, drawin

God calls for pastoral, merciful, and restorative churches that provide a balanced approach to sin and addiction. It is important to treat people who come to our churches with generosity, patience, an

Successful people have the ability to think positively and act concretely. They turn their visions into reality by drawing up a plan and implementing it in a disciplined way, one action at a time. Wit

To experience God's miraculous work, we need to have an expectant and receptive heart, a mindset that does not hinder God. It is not about positive thinking but a humble posture of trusting in God's p

The Christian life is not a passive one, but a dynamic one that requires continual surrender to the Lord. Many Christians live in a state of conformism and believe that going to church on Sundays is e

To be renewed in understanding means to continually restructure the way we see the world and its values, including adopting a different interpretation of past experiences in light of our new life in C

A receptive posture and supernatural mentality are required for the Holy Spirit to operate freely in us. We must believe that God is who the Bible says He is and rewards those who actively seek His mi

The author shares how he marks certain texts of Scripture with comments and dates to remember and use as a guiding force in his spiritual journey. During a time of personal trial, he received Psalm 40

Sometimes we don't know how to properly formulate our prayers and the Holy Spirit helps us by providing us with the specific language of heaven. Like a good lawyer, the Spirit presents our petitions t

In the journey of faith, it is important to find a specific word from God's scripture that can be used to navigate challenges and struggles. This can be a promise or prophetic word, and should be medi

Paul advises to focus on letting God know our needs and keeping our gaze fixed on Jesus through prayer to experience the peace of God. Instead of frantically running around when problems arise, spendi

The Church in the 21st century needs to have a balance of mercy and holiness, grace and truth. This requires a bipolar mentality that emphasizes the call to holiness while also understanding that the

Balancing grace and holiness is difficult, but necessary for Christians. Some ministries focus too much on legalism and holiness, while others focus too much on grace and ignore holiness. Jesus models

Effective churches and Christians in the 21st century need to be conscious of the arduous journey of sanctification and Christian perfection. The process of renewing and transforming the soul and chan

The issue of homosexuality is a harmful evil that is growing and becoming more entrenched in modern culture. Churches and Christian leaders must be well-informed and handle it with balance. Homosexual

In Romans 14 and 15, Paul talks about the position we should hold towards people who are weak in faith, those who are overly concerned about holiness and who think that any type of food can be contrar

Exodus 14 tells the story of the Israelites being trapped between Pharaoh's army and the Red Sea. Moses encouraged them to stand firm and trust in God's faithfulness. Standing firm is a powerful way t

God often puts long-term dreams in our hearts, which require a patient and organic process of development. We must not abandon these visions just because they take time to realize. Like Abraham, we ma

The passage of Naaman and Elisha teaches us about a sovereign God with mysterious purposes who wants to instill character in us and lead us to be more like Jesus Christ. Naaman was a great general of

We must be willing to endure waiting times and testing times so that God can work through us to influence and save others. Naaman, despite his great military accomplishments and national fame, was a l

God used the tragedy of a young slave girl who had been taken captive by Syria to bring about a glorious encounter with the Lord and to testify about His power to heal Naaman's leprosy. Instead of ren

Some secular groups want to limit religion and spirituality to the private sphere, but it is impossible to separate spiritual beliefs from practical decisions. Christianity is a total worldview that e

God wants us to be diligent and take initiative in getting out of difficult situations. He often uses humble and small people to bring solutions to our problems, and we should not neglect any source.

Naaman, a man of authority, seeks healing from God but operates according to his patterns of power and authority. He goes to the king of Israel and believes that he can bribe and pay the prophet Elish

Congregations that engage in war worship and prophetic declarations can transform neighborhoods and cities by countering spiritual evil. Worship leaders and pastors must be able to discern the Holy Sp

Naaman tries to use the methods of the world, such as power and influence, to obtain his miracle from God. However, in the Kingdom of God, things work differently where the humble and broken are the o

Many people in the Church use leadership patterns that do not align with the humility and servant leadership exemplified by Jesus. The story of the king of Israel and Elisha illustrates a contrast bet

It is crucial for spiritual leaders to lead the worship life of their congregations. David's example of dancing before the Lord with all his might shows the importance of enthusiastic praise. If leade

Anointed worship can activate the prophetic gift in believers and bring revelation and strategy for evangelism and church development. The failure of the Church to establish the Kingdom of God is ofte

Psalm 149 links worship and spiritual warfare. The people of God worship with joy, but also fight for His cause. Worship, coupled with an attitude of war, provides the necessary instruments to carry o

There are two types of servants in the Church of Jesus Christ: those who are religious and only know the literal part of the Bible, liturgy, religiosity, and rituals but do not know the supernatural p

In the story of Naaman, God humbles him and breaks his pride by instructing him to wash in a simple and humble river, rather than in more grand rivers. God often uses simple and humble means to perfor

The story of Naaman teaches us about how God humbles our reasoning to open us up to the humility and proper disposition needed for Him to work miracles in our lives. We must reject the tendency to jud

Paul and Silas were imprisoned and in pain, but they chose to worship God through singing hymns. This sacrificial worship caused an earthquake, freed them from their chains, and led to the conversion

After Naaman is miraculously healed, he humbly presents himself before Elisha and recognizes him as his spiritual authority. The Holy Spirit continues the story to show Naaman's change in attitude and

The passage in 2 Kings 5 shows Elisha's refusal to accept payment from Naaman for healing him. This highlights the contrast between the Kingdom of God and the Kingdom of the world, where it is importa

Elisha refused to accept any material reward from Naaman, which is a testimony of how things are done in the Kingdom of God. Gehazi, Elisha's servant, devised a terrible plan and took presents from Na

In this meditation, Roberto Miranda reflects on the encounter between Elisha and Naaman in Second Kings chapter 5. He highlights the imperfection of human beings, including servants of God, and encour

The Pentecostal revival and the praise and worship movement helped restore the importance of worship in Christianity. Worship is now seen as a powerful instrument to unleash the power of God, receive

God wants us to live a life filled with the power of His Spirit. We cannot succeed in our personal endeavors or ministry without the Holy Spirit's energy and power. Living with the Holy Spirit's power

Worship is a powerful weapon in spiritual warfare as Satan desires the glory and authority that belongs only to God. The root of all evil and sin is rebellion against God's lordship and glory. Worship

The Holy Spirit is the source of power and energy that every child of God needs to carry out God's purposes. From the very beginning of creation, we see the Holy Spirit moving and creating order out o

Being filled with the Holy Spirit does not guarantee perfection or exemption from responsibility. It is up to us to continually submit to the Holy Spirit and allow it to mold and change us. We must us

When Samuel anoints Saul, he gives him instructions to meet three men on his way to Bethel who are going up to seek God. These men represent the importance of associating with people who have the anoi

In 1 Samuel 10, Saul is instructed by Samuel to go to a place where he will receive the substance of the Word of God and encounter men filled with the Holy Spirit. However, he is also told to go to th

In the story of Saul, the first king of Israel, we see how the Holy Spirit moves in the lives of God's children. Saul needed to be filled with the anointing of the Holy Spirit to do God's work of war

The emphasis on preaching as the most important part of worship in many Christian churches has its roots in the Protestant Reformation, which emphasized doctrine and theology. This led to a decrease i

In 1 Samuel 10, Samuel tells Saul that when he meets a company of prophets, the Spirit of the Lord will come upon him with power and he will be changed into another man. This is similar to the baptism

When the Holy Spirit falls on us, the spiritual gifts are activated, just as Saul's prophetic gift was activated. This allows us to participate in the supernatural life with others. Receiving the bapt

In this meditation, we continue to explore the life of Saul and the principles that emerge from his experience that can help us better understand how to move into the filling and baptism of the Holy S

Frank Foglio's daughter was severely injured in a car accident and placed in a mental institution, where her condition deteriorated over seven years. Frank's faith in God weakened as he felt anger tow

A life filled with the Holy Spirit begins with small things, such as praying for your Church, tithing, sharing your testimony, studying the Word of God, and praying for the sick. We don't need to be g

In this meditation, Pastor Roberto Miranda talks about how the Holy Spirit changes us into another person and enables us to do things we couldn't do before. He advises us to have confidence and act on

The Holy Spirit comes into our lives in powerful and visible ways, and believers should live a dynamic, active life filled with the power of the Holy Spirit. When the Holy Spirit falls upon a believer

When Saul received the Holy Spirit, he was initially intimidated and hid from the public. However, as God began to work in his life, Saul was filled with the Spirit's power and became a courageous mil

When the Holy Spirit is within us, we are given authority, effectiveness, wisdom, and a supernatural aura that enables us to testify about the Gospel and the claims of Jesus Christ as Lord. This is wh

The anointing of God in our lives is not a guarantee of perfection, and we must handle it reverently and cautiously. We must balance it with a holy life, obedience, study of the Word, and submission t

The anointing of God can be transferred from one person to another through the laying on of hands or other means within certain parameters. This is seen in the story of Moses and the 70 elders, as wel

God chose David to replace Saul as king because of his pure and noble heart. David's brothers may have been more physically attractive and suitable for leading a people in war, but their hearts were n

The Old Testament and the New Testament approach the moving of the Holy Spirit in different ways, but it is the same phenomenon. In the Old Testament, it was limited to a few chosen people such as kin

The Spirit of God departs from Saul and an evil spirit torments him. Saul's servants suggest that they bring someone who can play the harp to calm him, and they suggest David who has good reputation.

When the Power of God begins to move in our lives, the circumstances around us align themselves according to God's call. David's brothers reacted negatively to his anointing and the move of God, but D

The anointing and filling of the Holy Spirit allows believers to interpret and understand the sovereign things that God does in their lives, even if they contradict reason and culture. Saul's armor, w

When God is moving in your life, you may face criticism and misinterpretation from those who do not have God's anointing. It is important to not set uneven yokes and to use the weapons and methodology

In these upcoming studies, the focus will be on how the Holy Spirit works in the Church during this dispensation. The New Testament shows that the Holy Spirit played a key role in the ministry of Jesu

The ministry of Jesus was characterized by the abundant and evident presence of the Holy Spirit, and the Church must also be characterized by this. The Church cannot exist only with doctrine and relig

The Holy Spirit is crucial for believers in carrying out the work of evangelization and fulfilling the Great Commission. The movement of the gifts of the Holy Spirit is closely related to the manifest

The fact that a small group of humble and uneducated people were able to spread the Gospel and impact the world shows the power and authenticity of the Word of God. The key to their success was not th

The Holy Spirit was imparted to the Church and its members in a spectacular way on the day of Pentecost, 50 days after the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The disciples gathered in an up

The filling of the Holy Spirit is often characterized by manifestations that make people think that people are drunk. This is because the Holy Spirit can cause people to talk or move incoherently, sim

In the Old Testament, God chose specific people like kings, prophets, and judges to carry out His work. However, in the new administration of the church, God makes His gifts and the anointing of His S

God longs for us to experience a dynamic and explosive presence of the Holy Spirit, not just as a still lake, but as rivers of living water that flow from within us. Although many Christians are alrea

In 1 Corinthians 12, Paul emphasizes that there are different expressions and manifestations of the Holy Spirit, but it is a single Spirit. Every believer is given the manifestation of the Spirit for

The Holy Spirit manifests in different ways and gifts, such as artistic gifts, counseling, and music composition. The Holy Spirit benefits the Church of Jesus Christ and the people of God. We must res

The parable of the useless servants in Luke 17:7-10 teaches about the absolute lordship of God and our attitude of total performance and submission to His will. Jesus uses hyperbole to illustrate this

The parable of the servant mistreated by his master is an exaggerated illustration of the truth that we are insignificant before the greatness of God. We owe everything to God, and He treats us with l

The attitude of not feeling entitled to anything from God and owing everything to Him is important in this time where some preach that God exists to please us and give us the best life possible. Many

The fundamental attitude of a servant of God should be one of total surrender to the Lord, living to serve Him and advance His Kingdom. The apostle Paul considered himself a slave of Jesus Christ, and

The parable of the useless servants reminds us that we are ultimately unworthy and undeserving of anything good, but God treats us as His children and friends. Although we are slaves, God has adopted

In this final meditation on the parable of the useless servant, the speaker encourages listeners to maintain a dual perspective of their true condition before God. On the one hand, God could demand an

First Corinthians chapters 12, 13, and 14 form a unity in the mind of the Apostle Paul and in the intentions of the Holy Spirit. In chapter 12, Paul establishes the importance of knowing about the gif

The 14th chapter of First Corinthians emphasizes the importance of balancing the use of gifts of the Holy Spirit in a Church. Paul highlights the importance of prophecy, which includes speaking under

In 1 Corinthians 14, Paul emphasizes that the priority of the Church should not simply be supernatural manifestations, but that there should be profit and advancement for the Kingdom of Jesus Christ.

In John 17:7-10, Jesus tells a parable about a servant who has no rights and is completely subject to the will of his master. The word used for servant in Greek is "doulos" which means slave. Jesus is

The attitude of complete humility, subjection, and surrender to the Lordship and the Will of God is crucial for us to be useful servants and to be promoted in the Kingdom of God. When we recognize our

The idea of being servants and slaves to God is a fundamental aspect of the Gospel. The apostle Paul always considered himself a servant and slave of the Lord Jesus Christ, emphasizing his complete su

The Lord humbled himself and became a slave to God, obeying the Father's Will even to the point of death on the cross. This attitude of total surrender and humility is what every child of God must fol

Surrendering to the Will of God means adopting an attitude of total subjection and always seeking His guidance. In James 4:13 onwards, James warns against Christians who live as if they are independen

As God's children, we are not treated as slaves. We can approach God with confidence and boldness, knowing that we are loved and preferred. Jesus referred to us as friends, not just servants, and shar

In Christ Jesus, we are called children and friends of God, not slaves or useless servants. Through grace, we can aspire to good things and preferential treatment from our Heavenly Father. We can appr

In the passage from Philemon, Paul advocates for Onesimus, a slave who had escaped from his master, to be received back as a brother in Christ by his master, Philemon. Although Paul had the right to o

We must always remember that we are servants to one another and should retain great humility when serving others. In Matthew 20, the mother of the sons of Zebedee asks Jesus to order that her sons sit

To achieve greatness in the Kingdom of God, we must first go through a formative process of brokenness and humiliation, just as Jesus did by emptying Himself and dying on the cross. This is the legiti

Anyone who seeks power without going through God's formative process is not a true servant of the Lord. The Bible shows us examples of Moses, Paul, and Peter going through suffering and humility befor

The Bible teaches that the path of the righteous is like the light of dawn, which increases until the day is perfect. God has created us to continuously improve and develop, using every experience as

Before Christ, people had to rely on rituals and works to obtain justification before God, but no one could fulfill the Law perfectly. With Christ, salvation is earned through pure grace, and good wor

Churches and pastors often fail to prepare their congregations for the inevitable suffering and adversity that believers will face. Even when we pray, fast, and confess sins, trials may persist, and o

There is often a false polemic between order and spontaneity in worship in the church. Some churches are too rigid and constrain the Spirit, while others are too unbridled and create an unhealthy mix

Believers often feel the need to prove themselves to unbelievers, revealing insecurity and a desire for approval. This was evident in King Jehoshaphat's impulsiveness to join ungodly kings in military

God looks at the heart, not just actions, and is merciful to those who repent and seek Him. Even if we make mistakes, God can use them for good if we turn to Him. Jehoshaphat, who sought God with sinc

Passionate prayer, accompanied by action and specific petition, is what provokes a response from God. Sometimes delays and silences from God are part of His treatment to purify our requests. Passionat

When facing challenges, it is important to understand the weapons of our opponents and our own strengths. As a pastor planning to build a new temple, I must be meticulous in my planning process, takin

When praying to the Lord, do it with an active expectation that He will work and provide a solution to the problem. Look for where the blessing and solution will come from and wait confidently until y

In this meditation, we reflect on the story of the widow who approached the prophet Elisha in urgent need of help. The woman cried out to Elisha, presenting her situation with force and insistence. Th

In the encounter between the prophet Elisha and the widow who approaches him with her husband's debt, a miracle occurs when the oil multiplies to pay off the debt. The lesson to be learned is that whe

Approaching the Lord with confidence and authority comes from knowing that we are in His will and doing our part to please Him. Accumulating good works and serving the Lord helps us to approach Him wi

Adversity, suffering, and trials will come into the lives of God's children, even if they serve the Lord and live just lives. Trials do not necessarily mean a lack of faith or holiness or punishment f

In the story of the widow who approaches the prophet Elisha, we learn the importance of presenting our needs to the Lord with clarity and specificity. Elisha's question "what will I do to you?" is not

God wants to work in partnership with us when performing miracles in our lives. In the story of the widow and Elisha, the widow only had a pot of oil, which may seem inadequate, but God can work throu

When God puts a vision or project in our hearts, not everyone will understand it, and we must be careful who we share it with. We need allies and cooperation, but also a private dimension where we sha

The story of the widow and Elisha in 2 Kings 4:1-7 shows how God can perform miracles in our lives, but also how we need to take action and participate in the process. The widow's diligence in collect

The Shunammite woman in 2 Kings 4:8 is a fascinating character who embodies and illustrates spiritual truths. She was an important woman, possibly of influence and respected in her community, who pers

Blondin, a famous tightrope walker, asked a boy if he believed he could cross Niagara Falls with a person in his wheelbarrow. When the boy said yes, Blondin asked him to get on. This shows that true f

Effective prayer requires persistent and determined requests. Instead of crying, pray; instead of shaking, bend your knees. Sometimes God may not answer our prayers immediately to purify our requests

We often ignore spiritual signs and pursue attractive opportunities that are not in sync with God's plans for our life, leading to negative consequences. Obedience is better than sacrifice, and the sa

The Man with the Golden Helmet is a famous painting by Rembrandt that depicts an old soldier with a melancholic expression. This man has lived well and has not wasted his vitality on destructive pleas

We often avoid praying publicly for fear of failure or looking bad to others, but this robs our prayers of power. By verbally expressing our requests in a public way, we establish a spiritual commitme

The purpose of Satan is to prevent humans from reflecting the image of God in their lives. The dark powers that rule the world identify early on those who have the potential to develop and bless human

Effective prayer requires specific and detailed requests to God. He is a precise God and expects us to pray with precision. Like Bartimaeus, we must express our needs clearly and with persistence. God

God's involvement in our lives is not always clear, and sometimes the principles and promises of the Word seem to contradict what we are experiencing. We must hold fast to the spiritual principles of

Prayer should be a constant part of our lives and not just used to get us out of trouble. We should invest in proactive prayers that strengthen and nourish different aspects of our existence. We shoul

It's important to recognize and name our limitations and struggles instead of ignoring them. Specificity is key in approaching life situations and faith doesn't negate the need to do our part. Asking

Spiritual leaders should not suppress teaching about spiritual gifts or deny their relevance in our time. Balanced use of the gifts is needed, and mature leaders are required to teach believers about

God is pleased with determined and consecrated people, but is displeased with those who are indecisive and fluctuating. The Church in Laodicea had material resources but lacked spiritual commitment an

God is moved by a dynamic and passionate faith. We need to exercise and make our faith red hot to establish the necessary conditions for the power of God to be activated. The power of God is manifeste

The key to a secure and protected life is an attitude of complete surrender to God's will, which is reflected in Psalm 131. However, many people struggle with willful disobedience, like the story of D

Every mature believer should be familiar with the gifts of the Spirit, which are the medium through which God channels His power through His people. The prophetic gift, for example, is used to inform,

As Christians, we are called to both separate ourselves from the world and be salt of the earth, adapting to our social context in order to share our faith. However, the Bible also warns against intim

The Bible shows us that God has nothing against material prosperity and often blesses those who please Him with it. Psalm 128 highlights this truth, but we also know that trials and difficulties can c

King Jehoshaphat removed the altars and high places dedicated to the goddess Asherah, neutralizing the spiritual curse of idolatry on his nation. This suggests a period of revival in his spiritual lif

God takes pleasure in working through imperfect people, as seen in the flawed biblical characters. We should still strive for spiritual excellence, but we don't have to be spiritual giants for God to

True success and greatness are found in cultivating a balanced and harmonious personality that reflects the image of God. This requires a long-term plan of radical improvement and the removal of any t

The biggest obstacle to fulfilling our potential is settling for mediocrity and lacking vision. However, as children of God, we are meant for greatness and personal fulfillment. The challenge is to re

We need to be aware of the unknown forces within us, which often come from our subconscious. We must ask the Holy Spirit for discernment to identify our character flaws and work to control them. As pe

The Shunammite woman sought intimacy with God through her relationship with the prophet Elisha. She was a woman of initiative, respect, and spiritual discernment. She approached her husband to build a

Believers should not wait for moments of crisis to strengthen their spiritual foundations. Every day, through prayer, reading the Word, and communion with other believers, they should prepare themselv

The Shunammite woman prepared a room for the prophet Elisha to stay in whenever he passed by her house. She kept the room clean, furnished it with a lamp, table, and chair, and left it reserved for th

The story of the Shunammite woman, who prepared a room for the prophet Elisha to stay in, teaches us about the importance of being diligent in advancing the Kingdom of God. When we invest our life, mo

The Shunammite woman is offered a favor by Elisha, but she declines and is content with her life. However, Elisha discovers that she desires a child and prophesies that she will have one within a year

In this passage, we see how the woman who was blessed with a child by Elisha faces adversity when her son dies. This reminds us that even when God blesses us, adversity can still come. However, advers

To have a successful and lasting spiritual journey, it is important to base it on solid biblical principles and trust in Jehovah. Many pastors and evangelists may be tempted to use illegitimate method

The current economic and social crisis faced by the United States and other nations is a result of violating spiritual principles. The greed of corporations, consumerism, and collusion with industrial

The Shunammite woman asks her husband for resources to visit the prophet after her son's death. Her husband only sees the prophet as a ritualistic occasion and cannot conceive that she may want to vis

The Shunammite woman is a great example of focus and determination when it comes to presenting her needs before the Lord. She doesn't want to be distracted by superficial conversations or stop along t

The Shunammite woman approaches Elisha and speaks to him with authority, expressing her bitterness and crisis. She reminds him that she did not ask for a child and that he had offered her one. Elisha

Elisha performs a series of prophetic acts to resurrect the Shunammite woman's son. He prays, stretches out on the child, and repeats the process. The child sneezes seven times, symbolizing perfection

Jabez is a fascinating character in Scripture who teaches us about the power of prayer, positive confession, and visualization of possibilities in God. He was born with a negative destiny due to his m

In this segment, the focus is on the importance of names and the power of words. The speaker discusses how names have great significance in the Bible and how they can shape a person's character and de

The words we speak have great power, especially as parents over our children. The tongue has the power of life and death, so we must be careful what we say, even to ourselves. As Christians, we should

Jabez was more illustrious than his brothers, meaning he had substance and weight in his personality. Perhaps his painful childhood, due to his negative name, prepared him to pray with power and autho

Pain and sadness can prepare us to see the positive aspects of life and turn our attention to eternal things. The Bible shows how God uses sufferings and brokenness to prepare us for deeper understand

Jabes, a character from the Bible, had a difficult childhood due to being named after his mother's painful childbirth. However, he realized he could turn to God for help and called upon the powerful G

Spiritual leaders must prioritize systematic education for parishioners, and believers must invest time in studying the Word of God. The Church cannot rely solely on passionate sermons or supposed sup

In this meditation, the speaker reflects on the importance of reaching a point of focus, passion, urgency, and extreme need in prayer, similar to the "Oh" of Jabez. Sometimes, God waits for our prayer

Jabez asks God for blessings, expansion of territory, the Hand of God to be with him, and protection from evil. The first request for blessings encompasses the other specific blessings. Living in Chri

Jabes asked the Lord for a blessing and to widen his territory, which can be interpreted as asking for greater opportunities and a wider scope to operate in. The Bible encourages us to broaden our hor

Jabes asked the Lord to expand his territory and bless him with His hand upon him. The hand of God refers to His power and protection over our lives. To undertake great things with divine support and

Jabes' prayer in 1 Chronicles 4:10 asks God to protect him from evil, which is a reality in the life of a believer. Spiritual warfare is necessary to protect ourselves and our loved ones from the enem

Luke chapter 8 features two contrasting characters - Jairo, a religious leader with power and influence, and a woman with a flow of blood, who is anonymous and marginalized. This contrast teaches us t

The popularity of a ministry is often an indication of the power of God present in that ministry. People are drawn to places where they can experience the manifestations of God. The most theologically

The only foundation for a just society is the word and values of the Kingdom of God. Humanistic reasoning cannot achieve justice fully. Without God's absolute and timeless reference points, societies

In this passage, a woman with a flow of blood for 12 years touches the cloak of Jesus and is healed. This woman was not part of Jesus' agenda, but she injected herself into it through her faith. She r

The woman with the issue of blood had a very serious and shameful disease that left her isolated from society. However, she took a great risk and approached Jesus with faith, breaking the Mosaic law.

The story of the woman with the issue of blood highlights the importance of persisting in seeking the solution that is in the Lord, even in the face of obstacles and difficulties. The woman's faith wa

The story of the woman with the issue of blood highlights the power of God in Jesus Christ. Her faith unleashed the healing power of God, even though it may not have been on Jesus' agenda. The Lord no

The Church has had a mixed history in terms of its social and political influence. While it has often been benevolent and humanizing, it has also used its power to oppress others and enrich itself. Th

Jabes, who was given a name associated with pain, prayed to God for a better life, asking for blessings and protection, and for his territory to expand. His prayer was specific and comprehensive, cove

The speaker reflects on the importance of seeking the presence of the Lord through holy convocations, as seen in Leviticus, and encourages the congregation to participate in a week dedicated to seekin

The sermon discusses the Valley of Dry Bones in Ezekiel 37 and how it applies to the current state of the church. The church is like a valley of dry bones that needs revival, a fresh vision, and a vis

The passage from Ezekiel 37 talks about the resurrection in its broadest sense. The first consequence of the resurrection is that Jesus defeated death and the powers of hell. The second consequence is

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of joy in the life of a believer. He references Galatians 5:22 and Habakkuk 3 to highlight the fruit of the Spirit, which includes joy. He emphasiz

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of love in the Christian faith. He reflects on the passage from First Corinthians: 13, which describes love as patient, kind, and forgiving. The sp

The sermon is based on Galatians 5:22-24, which talks about the fruit of the spirit being love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faith, faithfulness, meekness, and temperance. The speaker emp

The passage in Luke 6:27-42 exemplifies the core values of Christianity and calls us to adopt the attitude of grace, which is the essence of Jesus' ministry. Christianity distinguishes itself from oth

In Philippians 3:12-14, the Apostle Paul talks about the transformation of our thinking and how to overcome our past to become what God wants us to be. He emphasizes that the Christian life is a journ

In Philippians 3:12-13, the Apostle Paul talks about the need to let go of the past and embrace the new life that God has for us. He acknowledges that the Christian life is a progressive journey, and

This sermon is based on Psalm 119 and emphasizes the wonders of the word of God. The psalmist expresses a deep appreciation and care for the word of God, recognizing it as wonderful and testifying to

In Second Timothy 1:3-7, the Apostle Paul expresses his affection and admiration for Timothy, reminding him of his spiritual lineage from his mother and grandmother who were women of faith. Paul advis

The passage from Proverbs 4:18-27 encourages us to commit ourselves to our goals and visions in the Lord. The path of the righteous is like the light of the dawn, increasing until the day is perfect.

Proverbs 3:9-10 emphasizes that we are stewards, not owners, of everything we have and should honor God with all our possessions. The word honor means to prefer, exalt, and give a special place to som

Dr. Miranda discusses the story of King Josiah in Second Chronicles and how he brought a revival to the people of Israel. He emphasizes that every revival begins with a person and a passion for God. J

The passage in Second Peter 1 teaches us about participating in the divine nature and how we can add qualities to our Christian character. We must put all diligence and effort to add virtues such as f

In Second Peter, Chapter 1, the apostle Paul emphasizes that all things pertaining to life and godliness have been given to us by God's divine power through knowledge of Him. Paul then urges us to add

The Christian life is a process of continuous renewal and involvement in God's dealings. We must continually add new components to our Christian life and work towards greater things. The goal is to be

In Second Corinthians 3:14-18, Paul speaks about two types of Christianity: one that is satisfied with the same as always and one that is always listening to God and moving towards new dimensions of l

The most powerful weapon a Christian has in times of crisis is admitting powerlessness and referring their cause to the Lord. The default position of a Christian is a position of abandonment to the Lo

There are two types of anxiety: general anxiety and specific anxiety. General anxiety is an essential attitude or disposition that tends toward excessive worry and being overly focused on material pos

In Luke 12:22-34, Jesus tells his disciples not to worry about their life, what they will eat or wear, because life is more than material things. He encourages them to observe nature and see how God t

Romans, chapter 8, is a key teaching of the Christian life and sums up the Gospel. The chapter discusses the concept of no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus. Dr. Miranda explains that being in Ch

The passage in First Chronicles chapter 13 tells of David's intention to bring the ark of God back to Israel, which had been neglected and forgotten. David wants to bless his people and introduce the

In Genesis 32, Jacob wrestles with an angel all night and refuses to let go until he receives a blessing. The angel changes his name from Jacob, meaning deceitful, to Israel, meaning the one who fight

In this sermon, the speaker discusses how to victoriously journey through tragedy and loss in life, taking inspiration from the story of David in Second Samuel chapter 12. Despite committing a grave s

In this sermon, the pastor talks about the elements of the long journey towards personal and spiritual transformation. He emphasizes the importance of practices such as confessing, acknowledging, embr

The Christian life is a continuous process of transformation and renewal, and we must recognize our pain, brokenness, and imperfections as a starting point. We must acknowledge our past experiences an

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the crowning event of the drama of salvation. It is the basis of everything in Christianity and gives hope for the future. The resurrection also points to the prese

The sermon is about resilience, how to be resistant to adversity, and how to use pain and life struggles to become stronger. The Apostle Paul talks about the veil that covers the hearts of the Jews an

In this sermon, the speaker continues the theme of resilience and focuses on the ability to face challenges in life, even when they seem too big or intimidating. He uses the story of Caleb and Joshua