Episodios

  • Gods Authority

    Gods Authority
    Feb 17 2026
    This episode explores how Christians are called to recognize and submit to God's authority in every aspect of life, including through earthly governing authorities. When we properly understand that all legitimate authority comes from God, we can live with integrity, love our neighbors well, and fulfill God's law. The sermon emphasized four key areas: 1- Submitting to the Sovereign 2- Rendering What is Due 3- The Debt of Love 4- A Sign of the Times
    Más Menos
    19 m
  • A Living Sacrifice for God

    A Living Sacrifice for God
    Feb 10 2026
    What does it mean to be a living sacrifice? In Romans 12, Paul challenges us to break free from the world's patterns and transform our lives through complete surrender to God. This isn't about dead religion—it's about vibrant, daily commitment to His will. The choice is stark: conform to the world or conform to God's design. Real transformation happens when we offer our whole selves—body, mind, and spirit—to Him. When we humble ourselves, serve others genuinely, and refuse to repay evil with evil, we reflect Christ's light in dark places. Here's the radical part: blessing those who persecute us, feeding our enemies when they're hungry, and letting God handle vengeance. This is what living sacrifice looks like. It's not easy, but it's the path to freedom from bitterness and the key to authentic Christian witness. Ready to break the mold and live differently? Romans 12:1-21 shows us how.
    Más Menos
    19 m
  • Wisdom in a Conforming World

    Wisdom in a Conforming World
    Feb 3 2026
    This episode explores the Christian calling to discernment and transformation in an increasingly hostile culture. Drawing from Romans 11:25-12:2, the message emphasizes understanding God's will, making daily choices guided by divine wisdom rather than cultural conformity, and maintaining a lifestyle that honors Christ through focused transformation and submission. The teaching unfolds God's redemptive plan for both Jews and Gentiles, highlighting how His promises are irrevocable and His mercy extends to all humanity. The core message challenges believers to resist conforming to worldly patterns and instead allow the Holy Spirit to transform their minds, enabling them to live fully in God's will. This transformation is presented as the antidote to the ever-shifting opinions of society, grounding believers in absolute truth rather than popular sentiment.
    Más Menos
    15 m
  • Grafted into the Family

    Grafted into the Family
    Jan 27 2026
    This episode explores God's eternal purpose to unite all peoples—both Jews and Gentiles—into one family through Jesus Christ. Drawing from Romans 11:1-24, the message emphasizes that God has not rejected His chosen people Israel, but has always preserved a faithful remnant chosen by grace. Through Israel's temporary rejection of the Messiah, salvation has been extended to the Gentiles, who are grafted into the covenant relationship like wild olive branches into a cultivated tree. The episode warns against arrogance and emphasizes that salvation is entirely by grace, not works. Both Jews and Gentiles are sustained by the same root—God's Word and faithfulness—and must approach Him with humility, gratitude, and reverent fear. God's plan demonstrates His sovereignty, kindness, and severity, calling all believers to remain faithful and recognize their complete dependence on Him as the Sustainer.
    Más Menos
    20 m
  • Salvation for All Who Believe

    Salvation for All Who Believe
    Jan 20 2026
    This episode explores the radical truth that salvation through Jesus Christ is freely available to all people, regardless of ethnicity, status, or cultural background. Drawing from Romans 10:5-21, the message emphasizes that righteousness comes not through perfect adherence to the law, but through faith in Christ. The sermon challenges believers to actively share the gospel, recognizing that they may be the only representation of Jesus that some people ever encounter. It addresses the tension between law-based righteousness and faith-based salvation, explaining that while the Old Testament law pointed toward right living, it was always meant to foreshadow the coming Messiah. The episode calls for persistent evangelism in a world increasingly hostile to the gospel, reminding believers that God continuously extends His hands to a disobedient world, and we are called to be His messengers.
    Más Menos
    18 m
  • Christ For All Who Believe

    Christ For All Who Believe
    Jan 13 2026
    This episode explores the profound paradox found in Romans 9-10, contrasting righteousness based on works of the law versus righteousness received through faith in Jesus Christ. The message emphasizes that salvation cannot be earned through good deeds, church attendance, or moral behavior, but only through humble acceptance of God's grace. The Gentiles, who weren't even seeking God, found righteousness through faith, while the Jews, who diligently pursued the law, stumbled over Christ—the very cornerstone of salvation. The episode challenges listeners to examine whether they are trying to establish their own righteousness or humbly submitting to God's righteousness through faith in Christ. Christ is presented as the fulfillment and end of the law, making righteousness accessible to all who believe, regardless of their background or past failures.
    Más Menos
    17 m
  • 1 John 2:7-17 Its a Family Affair

    1 John 2:7-17 Its a Family Affair
    Jan 8 2026
    This sermon explores 1 John 2:7-17, emphasizing that true knowledge of God leads to deep abiding in Him and a natural desire to obey His commandments. The Apostle John presents both an "old" and "new" commandment—the timeless call to love one another, now fulfilled and exemplified in Jesus Christ. The sermon traces the Christian journey through three stages of spiritual growth (children, fathers, and young men), highlighting how forgiveness, deep knowledge of God, and victory over evil characterize progressive sanctification. Central to the message is the distinction between loving the world and loving God—Christians cannot serve both. The transformative power of Christ's love should make believers stand out in a world filled with conflict and hatred, as they become lights shining in dark places through acts of compassion and unity.
    Más Menos
    32 m
  • God is Sovereign

    God is Sovereign
    Jan 6 2026
    This episode explores Romans 9:1-29, examining the profound theological truth of God's sovereignty in salvation. The Apostle Paul expresses deep anguish over the Jewish rejection of Christ while affirming that God's promises have not failed. The message emphasizes that salvation is not based on ethnic heritage, human merit, or works, but solely on God's sovereign choice, mercy, and grace. Paul uses the metaphor of the potter and clay to illustrate God's right to choose whom He will save, while demonstrating that God exercises tremendous patience with humanity. The episode concludes that both Jews and Gentiles are included in God's redemptive plan through faith in Christ alone, not through nationality or accomplishment.
    Más Menos
    20 m