Drawing from a deeply personal moment during his son's emergency surgery, the pastor explores what it truly means to know God not merely as a distant deity but as a loving Father. Grounded in Romans 8:15-16, the sermon contrasts the spirit of slavery and fear with the spirit of adoption that believers receive through Jesus Christ. The central argument is that the greatest revelation available to a Christian is not simply that God exists or that He loves us, but that He is our Father and we are His children. The pastor argues that this truth must move from intellectual belief to heart-level experience through the work of the Holy Spirit. Five key phrases from the passage serve as a framework for understanding freedom from condemnation, freedom from performance-based acceptance, intimate access to the Father, the Holy Spirit's assurance of belonging, and the believer's true identity as a child of God.
12 Oct 2026
Vivir en la verdad. 1 Juan 1:8. 11 de Octubre 2026.
Basándose en 1 Juan 1:8-10, este sermón aborda la tendencia de los creyentes a ocultar su pecado en lugar de confesarlo honestamente ante Dios. El pastor desafía a la congregación a dejar de justificar y negar sus faltas —ya sea por orgullo, falta de perdón o una apariencia externa de religiosidad— y, en cambio, a humillarse ante un Dios fiel y justo, dispuesto a perdonar y limpiar a todos los que acuden a Él con un arrepentimiento genuino. El sermón enfatiza que la verdadera confesión no es meramente un lenguaje religioso, sino un reconocimiento sincero de la propia necesidad y una disposición a cambiar. La esperanza no reside en la perfección humana, sino en la gracia de Jesucristo, cuya muerte en favor de los pecadores hace posible la restauración para todos aquellos que se vuelven hacia Él.
12 Oct 2026
Living in Truth. 1 John 1:8. 10/11/26
Drawing from 1 John 1:8-10, this sermon confronts the tendency of believers to mask their sin rather than honestly confess it before God. The pastor challenges the congregation to stop justifying and denying their failures, whether through pride, unforgiveness, or outward religious performance, and to instead humble themselves before a God who is faithful and just to forgive and cleanse all who come to Him in genuine repentance. The sermon emphasizes that true confession is not merely religious language but a sincere acknowledgment of need and a willingness to change. Hope is found not in human perfection but in the grace of Jesus Christ, whose death on behalf of sinners makes restoration possible for all who turn to Him.
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