Ministerio Enero 25
Faith, Family and Hope
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"Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged."— Joshua 1:9
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Every Giant Was Once Someone Else's Impossible
1 Samuel 17:45
David didn't see an impossible giant. He saw an opportunity for God to be glorified. What others call impossible, God calls His stage.
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Obedience When It Costs
"Philippians 2:8, NKJV"
And being found in appearance as a man, He humbled Himself and became obedient to the point of death, even the death of the cross. Jesus is our greatest example of obedience. In Gethsemane He faced the weight of what was about to happen. The cross meant pain, rejection, and suffering, but Jesus decided to submit His will to the will of the Father. His obedience did not depend on the path being easy. He was obedient even when obedience had a price. It is easy to say "yes, Lord" when His will aligns with our desires. True obedience is revealed when God asks us for something that confronts our comfort, our pride, or our plans. Jesus taught us that surrendering is not a sign of spiritual weakness; it is one of the deepest expressions of trust in God. Some of the greatest victories begin with a simple prayer: "Not my will, but Yours be done." Identify what costs you the most to surrender. It may be a decision, a relationship, an opportunity, a wound, a plan, or simply your need to be in control. Place it before God and say sincerely: "Even though it costs me, I want Your will." Obedience may hurt for a moment, but walking outside the will of God can cost us much more. Lord Jesus, I want to learn from Your obedience. When Your will is different from mine, give me humility to surrender. When obedience costs me, give me strength to remain faithful. May my prayer not only be that You bless my plans, but that my life fulfills Yours. Today I say to You again: may Your will be done in me. Amen.
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Obedience Is Worth More
So Samuel said: "Has the Lord as great delight in burnt offerings and sacrifices, as in obeying the voice of the Lord? Behold, to obey is better than sacrifice, and to heed than the fat of rams. God gave King Saul specific instructions, but Saul decided to obey only partially. Then he tried to justify his decision by saying he had reserved the best to offer it as a sacrifice to God. It seemed like a good intention, but God had not asked for that. Saul discovered a difficult truth: a good intention never replaces an instruction from God. We can sing, serve, preach, give offerings, and be busy doing things for God while avoiding what God is really asking of us. Partial obedience is still disobedience. God is not only looking for our activities; He seeks a surrendered heart. We cannot compensate with sacrifices what we refuse to surrender through obedience. Examine your life and ask yourself if there is an area where you are negotiating with God. Don't just ask: "What am I doing for God?" but also: "Am I doing what God asked me to do?" Today is a good day to drop the excuses and respond: "Lord, if You said it, I will do it." Father, forgive me for the times I have tried to substitute obedience with good intentions. Give me a heart sensitive to Your voice and willing to obey You completely. May my actions not come from what I consider best, but from what You have established. I want to please You with a life surrendered to You. In the name of Jesus, Amen.
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Obey Even When You Don't Understand
By faith Abraham, when called to go to a place he would later receive as his inheritance, obeyed and went, even though he did not know where he was going. Abraham received an instruction from God that meant leaving his land, his relatives, and everything he knew. God promised him a future, but did not give him all the details of the journey. Abraham had to choose between staying where everything was familiar or trusting the voice of God. His obedience began before he knew the destination. Many times we want God to explain everything before we obey. We want to know how it will end, how much it will cost, and what will happen next. But biblical obedience is not always accompanied by answers; often it comes with a single word: "Go." Faith is not only believing that God can do it, but moving when He speaks. Abraham did not know the way, but he knew the God who was calling him. Ask yourself today: What has God asked me to do that I still haven't done because I'm waiting to understand everything? Perhaps you need to forgive, begin, leave something behind, serve, speak, wait, or take a step that causes you fear. You don't need to know the whole path to take the next step. Obey what God has already shown you. Lord, teach me to obey You even when I don't have all the answers. Remove from me the need to control everything and increase my trust in You. Give me courage to take the next step, knowing that where You guide me, Your presence will go with me. In the name of Jesus, Amen.
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One More Day
Jeremiah wrote these words in one of the darkest moments in Israel's history. Jerusalem had been destroyed, the temple lay in ruins, and the people were suffering the consequences of their sin. Yet in the midst of pain, the prophet paused to remember who God was. His hope was not born because circumstances changed, but because God's faithfulness remained intact. There are days when weariness, uncertainty, or pain seem greater than our strength. In those moments it's easy to think that all is lost. But every new dawn reminds us that God is not finished with us. If you opened your eyes today, it is because His mercy reached you again. You don't need to have all the answers to move forward; you only need to trust that God will walk with you through this day. Perhaps yesterday was a hard day. Maybe there were tears, disappointments, or questions that still have no answer. Yet God is not asking you to carry the weight of all tomorrow. He is giving you the grace needed for today. Tomorrow He will give you mercy again, and the day after that too. This is how a faithful Father works: He sustains His children step by step. Lord, thank you because Your mercy reached me once more. Thank you for this new day, for the breath of life, and for the hope I find in You. When my strength runs out, remind me that Your faithfulness never changes. Help me to trust in Your promises, even when I don't understand the path. Today I choose to walk with You, rest in Your grace, and believe that You are still writing my story. In the name of Jesus. Amen.
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