Isaías Rivera
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Publications
Where Does My Help Come From?
In Isaiah chapter 40, verses 25 to 31, the prophet reminds the Jewish people that even though they are in a difficult situation, they should not doubt God's presence and power. They should look up to
Where God Has You Working God Has Called You to Work
The speaker challenges listeners to live out Colossians 3:23, doing everything as for the Lord and not for men. He encourages believers to bring their faith into their workplaces and to be a light to
God Has Put You in a Special Place
The speaker discusses the idea that God has put each person in a special place, using Psalm 118:4-6 as a basis. He shares a personal story about a job interview where he thought the job was special, b
Vessels of Honor
The passage in Daniel 5 shows us the importance of remembering who we are and who our God is, even when we are in a foreign land or culture. Daniel and his friends refused to eat the food offered to t
A Treasure in Clay Vessels
In Second Corinthians chapter 4 verses 7-12, the apostle Paul reminds us that we are like clay vessels that hold the treasure of God's glory within us. We may be fragile and flawed, but God's power is
Filled to All the Fullness of God
The speaker reflects on a passage from the book of Ephesians, where the Apostle Paul prays for the Ephesians to be strengthened with power in the inner man by the spirit so that Christ may dwell in th
Test Our Faith Through Persecution
The apostle Peter writes to a Church in the midst of persecution, addressing their suffering and offering them a living hope through their faith in Jesus Christ. He reminds them that their inheritance
The King Has Sent His Chariot to Look for You
The story is about King David and Mefi-bosheth, the grandson of the first King of Israel, who became disabled after falling during an attempt to protect himself during the time that his family was bei
Serve with Joy
In this passage from Matthew, we see the mother of the sons of Zebedee asking Jesus to command that her sons sit in his kingdom, one on his right and one on his left. Jesus responds that they do not k
Row Even Though the Storm Is Against
The passage from the Book of Saint Mark, chapter 6, verses 45 to 52, speaks about Jesus walking on water and the disciples' inability to understand the true meaning of Jesus. The disciples thought of
Take Care That No One Captivates You with a Vain and Deceitful Philosophy
In Colossians 2:8-17, Paul warns the Church in Colossae to be careful not to be deceived by empty philosophies and human traditions that try to dismantle the Gospel of Jesus Christ. He emphasizes that
A City of Refuge
The sermon is based on the biblical account of Bartimaeus, a blind beggar who was not given a name and lived in the first century Jewish culture. The speaker highlights the challenges faced by people
Why Are We Going to Breathe in Front of the Jordan?
The passage from Joshua 4 tells the story of the Israelites crossing the Jordan River into the promised land. The people had been waiting for this moment for 40 years, and the obstacle of the river se
The River God
The passage from Ezekiel describes a river that comes from the threshold of God's altar and has the power to heal broken hearts and lives. The speaker challenges listeners to enter the river and not s
Live the Truth with Love
In this sermon, the speaker reads from Ephesians 4 and discusses the challenges faced by Christians in the 21st century. He emphasizes the importance of walking worthily of the vocation with which one
The Sacred Power of a Heart
The passage in First Samuel chapter 3 tells the story of Samuel, who is being trained to be a priest by Eli. However, Samuel initially does not recognize God's voice when he calls to him. The key to h
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Dr. Roberto Miranda
Stand Firm (Daniel 1:8)
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 sacrif...
God Does Not Give You What You Want but What You Need
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 len...
Are You Living Up to Your Potential?
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 ...
Faustino de Jesús Zamora Vargas
The Blessings of the Fear of God
The book of Joshua symbolizes the conquest and advancement of God's people towards his promises. A new generation of Christians must rise up and be co...
Better Is Thanksgiving
The church sometimes becomes too focused on claiming God's promises and forgets to act and grow. Claiming promises can be like telling God he's doing ...
Unity at All Costs
A united people are difficult to defeat. The church is governed by values of the Kingdom and Christ, which must be translated into love for God, fidel...
Charles Spurgeon
Do Not Remain in the Darkness, but Dwell in the Light
Jesus has come to bring light to our dark world. By having faith in Him, we can escape the darkness and enter into a never-ending day. We should not l...
The Lord Will Guide Us
God's condescension is shown in the fact that he acts as a guide for the blind. We are all naturally blind to the way of salvation, but God leads us t...
Our Integrity Can Be God's Instrument to Save Our Children
Anxiety about our family is natural, but we should focus on developing our own character. A father's holy life is a rich legacy for his children and l...
Omar Soto
What Do You Want Me to Do for You?
The passage from Luke 18 tells the story of a blind man who asks Jesus for mercy and to restore his sight. Jesus asks him what he wants, and the man s...
The Man Propose and God Dispose
The speaker reflects on the saying "man proposes and God disposes" and discusses the concept of not always receiving what one desires. He shares a per...
How Should a Christian Vote?
The speaker addresses the controversial topic of voting in the upcoming election from a Christian perspective. Rather than focusing on who to vote for...
Milagros García Klibansky
The Temple or the Church
The church is not a physical building, but rather the body of Christ made up of believers. Therefore, if a brother visits someone in need, it is still...
The Pink Flamingos
The documentary about pink flamingos in Cuba showed that while adult flamingos are beautiful, their young are ugly and vulnerable. Similarly, we can b...
Tepidity
The issue of homosexuality is causing concern and division, but we should focus on our own spiritual dedication to God. We need to ask ourselves if we...
Gregory Bishop
God Is Not Tarrying (Exodus 13:17)
God is never late, even though it may seem like it. He sometimes guides us on a detour or a longer path to avoid bigger problems. Quality work takes t...
The Eyes of Jesus
In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the different looks of Jesus in the Bible, emphasizing that every look is a look of love, although not always ...
Jacob the Hustler
The story of Jacob in Genesis 25 is about a person who needed to be smacked up tight on the head a few times by God. Jacob was a supplanter, always tr...
Samuel Acevedo
Why Does God Take Away Something You Love?
The message of the sermon is that sometimes God's love is shown not in what he gives us, but in what he takes away. The sermon uses the example of Jes...
A Treasure in Clay Vessels
The essence of supernatural life is the glory of Jehovah dwelling and transmitted through clay vessels that declare the word of the Lord. The apostle ...
Sin and Grace
The theology of grace is the key truth in the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The first epistle of John does not directly mention grace, but it does speak abo...