Jonatán Toledo

The guest preacher, Jonatan Toledo, speaks about the importance of listening, understanding, and obeying God's word. He uses the Hebrew phrase 'Shema Yisrael' which means 'Listen Israel' to emphasize

In 2 Kings 2:19-22, the people of Jericho had a problem with their water being contaminated and causing infertility and death. Despite worshiping the pagan god Baal, they could not solve the problem.

This sermon is about the life of Joseph in the Bible and his dreams. Joseph was the favorite son of Jacob, which caused envy among his brothers. However, Joseph was obedient and faithful to God, which

The speaker reflects on the meaning of gifts at Christmas and the story of the Three Wise Men giving gold, frankincense, and myrrh to Jesus. They explore the symbolism behind each gift and how it rela

The speaker reflects on the life of Jesus and how he can relate to him as a young man. He talks about the privilege of being friends with God and the struggle of being a Christian in a world that some

The speaker exhorts the congregation to present lives that reflect Christ both inside and outside the church. They highlight three steps to reflect Christ from Ephesians 4:22-32: putting off the old m

The letter of First John is about being an authentic Christian and holding onto the genuine gospel. The purpose of the letter is for believers to know that they have eternal life. The letter warns aga

The passage from Ephesians 4:1-3 urges Christians to live a life worthy of their calling, which means being representatives of Christ on earth. This includes being humble, kind, patient, tolerant, and

The speaker talks about celebrating women and shares quotes about the importance of mothers in the development of children. She then shifts to talk about Hagar, an Egyptian servant in the Bible, and t

The speaker talks about the story of Daniel from the Bible and how it is a story of integrity, loyalty, courage, and simplicity. They encourage the audience to read the Book of Daniel and explore its

In Psalm 32, King David thanks God for forgiving his sins, rather than asking for forgiveness. This is a testament to the joy one receives from experiencing God's forgiveness, knowing it is by grace t

The writer encourages people to remember to give a gift to Christ during Christmas, as he is the reason for the celebration. They urge their congregation to commit to giving their best service to Jesu