Sermons
Welcome to our sermon archive. This collection includes most of the sermons given at Lion of Judah Congregation between 2005-2018, all the sermons that Dr. Roberto Miranda preached until his sudden death in 2022, and all the devotionals written for God Speaks Today.
Dr. Roberto Miranda
643 sermons • 405 devotionals
Born in the Dominican Republic and raised in the United States, Dr. Miranda excelled academically at Phillips Academy, Princeton University, and Harvard University. Although his initial path pointed towards a distinguished academic career, God's call changed the course o...
Sermons by Dr. Miranda
All Sermons by Dr. Miranda →We Are Useless Servants, Undeserving of Any Praise
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...
Romans 13 - Part Two
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 Gift of Healing (Part 2)
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...
Devotionals by Dr. Miranda
All Devotionals by Dr. Miranda →Jesus Christ Is Our Head - to Him We Have to Go in Every Direction
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...
It's Not About the Tithe
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...
God Treats Us with Great Generosity
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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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The speaker addresses the controversial topic of voting in the upcoming election from a Christian perspective. Rather than focusing on who to vote for...
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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
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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...
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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...
Alberto González Muñoz
Far from God?
Loneliness is the absence of meaningful relationships with the people we would like to have by our side. In today's world, families tend to disintegra...
Let's Walk in New Life
After conversion to Christianity, there is a deep desire to change habits of life. The most radical conversion is Saul of Tarsus, who was a fanatical ...
It Is Possible to Return
The author met a man on a bus who had once been a Christian but had abandoned his faith. He expressed regret and said that those were the happiest yea...