El llamado santo de Dios (Parte 2) | Lo Sobrenatural Ahora

The Call of God: Empowerment and Purpose

Understanding God's Call

• "El que Dios llama, Dios respalda." This phrase emphasizes that those whom God calls are supported and empowered by Him to fulfill their purpose on Earth.

• When God calls a believer, it signifies an invitation to fulfill His will, countering feelings of disqualification many may experience.

• The speaker highlights that God's calling is not limited to the wise or noble; rather, it often includes those deemed foolish or weak by worldly standards.

Who Does God Choose?

• The speaker references scripture indicating that God chooses the foolish things of the world to shame the wise, illustrating divine selection based on humility rather than status.

• "Lo necio del mundo escogió Dios para avergonzar los sabios," reinforcing the idea that God's choices defy human expectations and societal norms.

Embracing Identity in Christ

• The message encourages individuals who feel marginalized or unworthy—like "the black sheep" or those labeled as failures—to recognize their value in God's eyes.

• The world may view believers as foolish or insignificant, but this perspective contrasts with how God sees them as chosen for significant purposes.

Overcoming Worldly Perspectives

• Many faithful individuals are perceived as 'idiots' by society; however, they often embody true generosity and faithfulness contrary to worldly views.

• The speaker acknowledges societal biases against those without formal education while affirming that one's calling transcends academic credentials.

Divine Favor Across Cultures

Unity in Diversity

• The speaker shares personal experiences of connecting with various cultures (e.g., Argentinians, Venezuelans), emphasizing unity among diverse groups within the church community.

Growth Through Service

• Believers are called not just to be part of a congregation but to grow into leaders who reflect Christ's character through service and commitment.

Responding to God's Invitation

Biblical Foundation for Service

• Reference is made to Luke 14:16 where Jesus invites many to a great banquet, symbolizing His call for believers to spread the Gospel actively.

Excuses vs. Commitment

• Individuals often make excuses for not serving (e.g., business commitments), which reflects a lack of prioritization regarding their spiritual responsibilities.

Finding Purpose Amidst Struggles

Hope and Clarity in Adversity

• Acknowledging struggles faced by individuals feeling lost or defeated; it's emphasized that everyone has been created with a divine purpose by God.

Plans for Prosperity

• Citing Jeremiah 29:11, the speaker reassures listeners that God's plans are meant for welfare and hope, encouraging them to reclaim their purpose today.

Understanding God's Purpose in Adversity

Personal Testimony and Transformation

• The speaker reflects on their struggles, questioning how God could allow them to experience hardship but ultimately finds peace through faith.

• They share their background as a police officer and military member, emphasizing the importance of sharing God's love and building a relationship with Him.

• Mentioning the book "Creados para un Propósito" by Guillermo Maldonado, they highlight its teachings about individual purpose and divine calling.

Overcoming Excuses for Service

• The speaker addresses common excuses people use to avoid serving God, such as work commitments or family responsibilities.

• They assert that serving God does not mean neglecting one's family; rather, God protects families when one serves Him faithfully.

• A biblical reference is made where those who are comfortable refuse the call to serve, prompting a search for those in need.

Who Truly Serves?

• The speaker identifies marginalized individuals—those who have faced depression or poverty—as often being more willing to serve God than those in comfortable situations.

• They emphasize that true service comes from those who have experienced significant struggles and found redemption through faith.

God's Call and Empowerment

• The message stresses that everyone has a unique purpose ordained by God, urging listeners to embrace their calling without hesitation.

• A call is made for believers to actively seek out opportunities to fulfill God's mission, reinforcing the idea of filling His house with faithful servants.

Resilience Through Challenges

• The speaker acknowledges challenges faced during COVID but emphasizes resilience among believers who continue to gather in faith despite adversity.

• They encourage listeners not to let past hardships define them but instead focus on the empowerment received from God for service.

Embracing Divine Calling

Importance of Commitment

• The speaker urges individuals not to make excuses when it comes to fulfilling their divine purpose and encourages active participation in ministry.

Ordination and Responsibility

• An invitation is extended for ordination into roles such as deacons or elders, highlighting the significance of these positions within the church community.

Spiritual Preparation

• Emphasis is placed on understanding that ordination involves responsibilities beyond titles; it's about fulfilling a function within God's plan.

Uniqueness of Each Journey

• Reflecting on personal journeys leading up to this moment of ordination reinforces gratitude for overcoming past struggles while serving others.

Empowerment Through Faith

• Concluding thoughts stress that all actions taken through faith are empowered by God’s anointing, enabling believers to perform what seems impossible naturally.

The Importance of a Relationship with God

Personal Testimony and Transformation

• The speaker, a police officer and military member in Miami, shares how their life experiences have led them to emphasize the importance of having a relationship with God.

• They reference the book "Creados para un Propósito" by Apostle Guillermo Maldonado, which teaches about individual purpose and calling through God's formation.

• The speaker encourages breaking old patterns to discover God's purpose, sharing a personal moment of despair where they contemplated suicide.

• A pivotal encounter with a client named Yamil changed their perspective; Yamil offered them a contract as directed by God during the speaker's depression.

• This experience marked the beginning of understanding that Jesus had many plans for them despite their struggles.

Overcoming Despair

• The speaker reflects on feelings of emptiness and thoughts of suicide, emphasizing how these moments were crucial in seeking divine intervention.

• They express gratitude for discovering their purpose within God's kingdom and now actively share their faith with others.

• The transformation included receiving blessings such as an apartment and restoring relationships, particularly in marriage.

Prayer for Hope

• A call is made to pray for those feeling hopeless or contemplating suicide, highlighting the need for support among individuals facing despair.

• A prayer is offered specifically for those struggling with mental health issues like anxiety and depression, invoking peace through Jesus Christ's name.

• The speaker commands all spirits of illness to leave individuals' bodies while declaring freedom from anxiety and stress.

Invitation to Faith

• An invitation is extended to those who have not yet accepted Jesus into their lives as part of discovering one's purpose through knowing the Creator.

• Emphasis is placed on recognizing sinfulness and understanding that salvation comes through belief in Jesus Christ’s sacrifice.

• Clarification that this journey is about establishing a personal relationship rather than adhering strictly to religion.

Call to Repentance

• Individuals are encouraged to acknowledge their sins and seek forgiveness as part of accepting Christ into their hearts.

• A guided prayer is provided for listeners wishing to accept Jesus into their lives, focusing on repentance and acknowledgment of faith.

• Gratitude is expressed towards those who prayed along, reinforcing community support in spiritual journeys.