LA ADORACIÓN CELESTIAL
By Alberto Valdivia
Sunday Sermon
Text: Revelation 5:6-14
worship offered to God in heaven is splendid and perfect, we should learn from it so that we can also worship God that way.
Who is adored in heaven? (V.6-7). worship offered to Jesus the Lamb of God slain but he is alive and risen (so you are standing), has seven horns (a symbol of authority) and seven eyes (a symbol of the fullness of the Spirit). It is surrounded by living things that are special angels who surround the throne of God (in the book of Ezekiel is called cherubim) and 24 elders representing believers. Jesus reveals himself as the judge of the universe, which alone can open the scroll where the judgments of God against humanity. Worship for Jesus to be our Redeemer, Lord and Judge of the universe.
How adored Jesus in heaven? (V.8). Both angels and humans come together in worship, prostrate in an attitude of humiliation, offer prayers and sing songs of worship. If there is no humiliation worship must begin there, then we have to give all our burdens and concerns in prayer, trusting that the Lord can deliver us from evil, and finally the song springs from our lips sincerely and wholeheartedly. You see, true worship comes first from a broken and contrite heart that puts her loads and hope in God, and then it is expressed through the lips.
Why you worship Jesus in heaven? (V.9-14). Humans worship Jesus for having purchased from the bondage of sin and the devil and for having made, without deserving it, his kings and priests. Angels adore him for having received all authority and power in the sky. All creatures in the universe, even those under the earth (ie Hell), worship Jesus as the Lord. The Lord deserves all worship, each may have particular reasons to worship, the important thing is to offer our appreciation and gratitude for all the love he has given us. What are your reasons to worship Jesus?.
that we worship God in the land must be done under these same principles should not be superficial or appearance, but sincere and heartfelt.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Sunday, April 11, 2010
How Long Bunionectomy
CRISTO GLORIFICADO
By Alberto Valdivia
Sunday Sermon
Text: Revelation 1:9-19
This text makes a dramatic description of the physical appearance of the glorified Christ. We describe here the actual appearance of Christ in heaven. This vision of Christ teaches us a lot about him and his acting on our behalf.
Jesus is in the midst of the church (v.12, 13a). The seven candles symbolize the church (v.20) and in the midst of them is Jesus. Christ is with us, walk with us in our struggles and joys, we can always count on their presence.
Jesus is King and Lord (v.13b). He describes Jesus dressed like a king. He reigns in heaven, on earth and all creation, but also must reign in our hearts.
Jesus knows everything (v. 14). His white hair speaks of his wisdom. His fiery eyes shows his ability to see everything, even the most hidden, dark heart. Nothing can hide, so we must confess our sins and give him our burdens.
Jesus is almighty (v.15). His feet like bronze and his voice as the sound of many waters symbolize his extraordinary power. Their feet are powerful because they can sustain our weakness and we must always take refuge in Him His voice has power and authority that we must listen and abide by it.
Jesus is Judge of the universe (v.16a). The seven stars symbolize the messengers of the churches (V.20), ie the pastors and church leaders. The double-edged sword symbolizes the Word of God. Jesus has in his hands because the pastors used as instruments, and protects, but also because it can "crush" if they are unfaithful to their word. The Word of God is double-edged because we are blessed if we obey but judge us if we disobey.
Jesus has all the glory (v.16b). Christ shines like the sun, the light of Christ not only shines but holy, is a light that reflects its purity and perfection. J
Juan fell as dead at the feet of the Lord, we also need to humble ourselves and worship. Jesus responds with tenderness, touches him and tells him not to be afraid. The Lord also wants to touch your life and get rid of your fears
By Alberto Valdivia
Sunday Sermon
Text: Revelation 1:9-19
This text makes a dramatic description of the physical appearance of the glorified Christ. We describe here the actual appearance of Christ in heaven. This vision of Christ teaches us a lot about him and his acting on our behalf.
Jesus is in the midst of the church (v.12, 13a). The seven candles symbolize the church (v.20) and in the midst of them is Jesus. Christ is with us, walk with us in our struggles and joys, we can always count on their presence.
Jesus is King and Lord (v.13b). He describes Jesus dressed like a king. He reigns in heaven, on earth and all creation, but also must reign in our hearts.
Jesus knows everything (v. 14). His white hair speaks of his wisdom. His fiery eyes shows his ability to see everything, even the most hidden, dark heart. Nothing can hide, so we must confess our sins and give him our burdens.
Jesus is almighty (v.15). His feet like bronze and his voice as the sound of many waters symbolize his extraordinary power. Their feet are powerful because they can sustain our weakness and we must always take refuge in Him His voice has power and authority that we must listen and abide by it.
Jesus is Judge of the universe (v.16a). The seven stars symbolize the messengers of the churches (V.20), ie the pastors and church leaders. The double-edged sword symbolizes the Word of God. Jesus has in his hands because the pastors used as instruments, and protects, but also because it can "crush" if they are unfaithful to their word. The Word of God is double-edged because we are blessed if we obey but judge us if we disobey.
Jesus has all the glory (v.16b). Christ shines like the sun, the light of Christ not only shines but holy, is a light that reflects its purity and perfection. J
Juan fell as dead at the feet of the Lord, we also need to humble ourselves and worship. Jesus responds with tenderness, touches him and tells him not to be afraid. The Lord also wants to touch your life and get rid of your fears
Inititiation Theme Ideas
FUERA DE CANAÁN (2da parte)
By Alberto Valdivia
Ministry of males
In the Old Testament, the land of Canaan was the place where God wanted The Israelites lived after he delivered them from slavery in Egypt. Canaan
today symbolizes the place where the promises of God in our lives, the place where God has the potential of its people the most
The Israelites could not enter Canaan. Failed because of the five main reasons mentioned in 1 Corinthians 10
In aterior Bible study two of these reasons we now study the following three
Fornication
When the men of Israel committed fornication, died in the desert and never saw the promised land. Today men are dying in the desert to commit sexual sins, losing the best God has for their lives.
Both single and married, young or old, are subject to the desires, appetites, passions and sexual temptations. The temptation is stronger in this very liberal society in which we live, but God help us overcome. We have His Spirit in us, prayer, the Word and fellowship for overcome (see 2 Timothy 2:22)
Testing God
If we know that certain human acts are contrary to God and yet we practice and do not repent, then we are "tempting", "testing" or rather provoking God to act vigorously against us. If our sin is ignorance or weakness, and then there is repentance and the attitude to fight against evil, God is patient and forgiving, but if we sin willfully, then we do not care to continue on that path and do not repent, justice of God acting upon us until we repent. Do not provoke God
The murmuring or complaint
The Israelites complained against Moses, they murmured against him, blaming all their woes. That was not just murmuring against Moses, but against God himself does not reject man but God, who placed the man. Any complaint against God or our neighbor is a sin and hinders our spiritual life. There will always be unpleasant situations in which we are unhappy, we are careful to use our language as an instrument of destruction. If there is to criticize must be constructive criticism, made with humility and love. Do not see obstacles but solutions.
Questions:
1. What can we do to overcome sexual temptations?
2. How can we make a constructive criticism without falling into the complaint?
By Alberto Valdivia
Ministry of males
In the Old Testament, the land of Canaan was the place where God wanted The Israelites lived after he delivered them from slavery in Egypt. Canaan
today symbolizes the place where the promises of God in our lives, the place where God has the potential of its people the most
The Israelites could not enter Canaan. Failed because of the five main reasons mentioned in 1 Corinthians 10
In aterior Bible study two of these reasons we now study the following three
Fornication
When the men of Israel committed fornication, died in the desert and never saw the promised land. Today men are dying in the desert to commit sexual sins, losing the best God has for their lives.
Both single and married, young or old, are subject to the desires, appetites, passions and sexual temptations. The temptation is stronger in this very liberal society in which we live, but God help us overcome. We have His Spirit in us, prayer, the Word and fellowship for overcome (see 2 Timothy 2:22)
Testing God
If we know that certain human acts are contrary to God and yet we practice and do not repent, then we are "tempting", "testing" or rather provoking God to act vigorously against us. If our sin is ignorance or weakness, and then there is repentance and the attitude to fight against evil, God is patient and forgiving, but if we sin willfully, then we do not care to continue on that path and do not repent, justice of God acting upon us until we repent. Do not provoke God
The murmuring or complaint
The Israelites complained against Moses, they murmured against him, blaming all their woes. That was not just murmuring against Moses, but against God himself does not reject man but God, who placed the man. Any complaint against God or our neighbor is a sin and hinders our spiritual life. There will always be unpleasant situations in which we are unhappy, we are careful to use our language as an instrument of destruction. If there is to criticize must be constructive criticism, made with humility and love. Do not see obstacles but solutions.
Questions:
1. What can we do to overcome sexual temptations?
2. How can we make a constructive criticism without falling into the complaint?
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Some1 Pleasuring Themselves
LOS FRUTOS DE LA RESURRECCIÓN
By Alberto Valdivia
Sunday Sermon
Text: Colossians 3:1-14
risen Christ has conquered death and the devil, has paid sin debt that we all had and opened the way for us to receive forgiveness and mercy of God. What do our turn for the effects of the resurrection we achieve?
must turn our attention to spiritual things (v. 1-3). us seek the things of God, the world always distracted by the cares of life, but we must always book our heart to Him We must consider ourselves dead to the world and alive to God. Earthly things are temporary, take time to find the spiritual and eternal. Our feet are on earth but our eyes on the skies. Our resources, time, talents, possessions, finances, are dedicated to serving God and not just to our service.
have to look forward to the day when our life is revealed (v. 4). Our life is in Christ and in us is manifested in part. We have spiritual life, however, the effects of death still act on us (the passions, disease, physical death, etc.), But when Christ comes in his final event, the life won for us in his death and resurrection , fully manifest in our lives. The flesh, sin and death will be completely destroyed and resurrected to new life. This is our hope, we live this time with the expectation of our final resurrection.
should be put to death the earthly in us (v. 5-14). As we await the final release, we are called to struggle against our weaknesses, not our strength but with the power of God. Recognize our weaknesses, we do not feel spiritual, but carnal, and fight with the evil in our hearts. Let the exercise of "putting off" the bad and "put" the good. Let the passions, sexual sins, fighting, hatred and grudges and take humility, forgiveness and above all love.
The resurrection of Christ gives us life, hope and victory over evil, now with the assurance that victory is ours, we have to fight the evil that dwells in us
By Alberto Valdivia
Sunday Sermon
Text: Colossians 3:1-14
risen Christ has conquered death and the devil, has paid sin debt that we all had and opened the way for us to receive forgiveness and mercy of God. What do our turn for the effects of the resurrection we achieve?
must turn our attention to spiritual things (v. 1-3). us seek the things of God, the world always distracted by the cares of life, but we must always book our heart to Him We must consider ourselves dead to the world and alive to God. Earthly things are temporary, take time to find the spiritual and eternal. Our feet are on earth but our eyes on the skies. Our resources, time, talents, possessions, finances, are dedicated to serving God and not just to our service.
have to look forward to the day when our life is revealed (v. 4). Our life is in Christ and in us is manifested in part. We have spiritual life, however, the effects of death still act on us (the passions, disease, physical death, etc.), But when Christ comes in his final event, the life won for us in his death and resurrection , fully manifest in our lives. The flesh, sin and death will be completely destroyed and resurrected to new life. This is our hope, we live this time with the expectation of our final resurrection.
should be put to death the earthly in us (v. 5-14). As we await the final release, we are called to struggle against our weaknesses, not our strength but with the power of God. Recognize our weaknesses, we do not feel spiritual, but carnal, and fight with the evil in our hearts. Let the exercise of "putting off" the bad and "put" the good. Let the passions, sexual sins, fighting, hatred and grudges and take humility, forgiveness and above all love.
The resurrection of Christ gives us life, hope and victory over evil, now with the assurance that victory is ours, we have to fight the evil that dwells in us
Thursday, April 1, 2010
How To Make A Good Zoo In Zoo Tycoon 2
¿QUÉ GANÓ JESÚS PARA NOSOTROS EN LA CRUZ?
By Alberto Valdivia Cier
Easter Sermon
On the cross Jesus has freed us from sin (Revelation 1:5)
Sin is the main problem of the man who affects not only their spiritual life but also your body, mind and every area of \u200b\u200byour life. As long as the sin we are under condemnation and wrath of God (Romans 1:18), but thank God, Jesus came to deliver us from this evil.
Jesus dying on the cross has taken the place was for us and brought all our sins upon himself so the wrath of God fell upon him so that we may receive mercy. Being fair and innocent Jesus to bear our sins to deliver us from damnation and to receive forgiveness and eternal life (Isaiah 53:4,5). He preferred to suffer so that we do not suffer. This is the main blessing that Christ has given us through his death. Are you a sinner? So why not give your life to Jesus for forgiveness and eternal life which he won on the cross you reach?
On the cross Jesus has made us closer to God (Ephesians 2:13)
Sin also separates us from God and his blessing, but thanks to Christ and his death on the cross are now brought near to God, so much that He has adopted us as sons (Galatians 4:4-5), now we are not just creatures but sons and heirs of the Most High, we have a new position and value for him this truth was announced when, after the death of Jesus, the veil of the temple that divided the holy from the holy place (where was the presence of the Lord) will feature, thus symbolizing that through Christ's death no longer barriers that keep us from God's presence (Matthew 27:50,51). With Jesus you can start a relationship today with God and be considered your child Why do not you fall on him?
On the cross Jesus has freed us from the slavery of the devil (Colossians 1:13)
The sinful man is under the dominion and control of Satan, so it is that human society reflects a high degree of evil, is evident that man is a slave of the devil. But Jesus came to save us from this bondage. With his death on the cross he has stripped the Satanic hosts, because they have removed the control over those who believe in Jesus and surrender their lives to him. Jesus conquered Satan and his demons at the time of his death, because death is the powerful weapon of the devil, but Jesus to conquer death in his resurrection he beat one who had mastered on it, then opened the way for all those who follow him are also free of death and have eternal life (Colossians 1:14, Hebrews 2:14). Today you can enjoy spiritual freedom that Christ offers to do so you must give your life to Jesus to leave the devil's domain and enter the divine realm.
On the cross Jesus has given us eternal life (1 John 5:11-12)
Jesus Christ has given us eternal life. Through his death on the cross to open for us the way to heaven. Now we can have hope and confidence in knowing that after death we face a future of glory next to our God and Savior. Jesus has bought with their blood for we are yours forever (1 Corinthians 6:20), so that wherever he is we're also (John 14:3), so the sky will be our final destination, because we belong to God and we are citizens of his kingdom (Philippians 3:20).
By Alberto Valdivia Cier
Easter Sermon
On the cross Jesus has freed us from sin (Revelation 1:5)
Sin is the main problem of the man who affects not only their spiritual life but also your body, mind and every area of \u200b\u200byour life. As long as the sin we are under condemnation and wrath of God (Romans 1:18), but thank God, Jesus came to deliver us from this evil.
Jesus dying on the cross has taken the place was for us and brought all our sins upon himself so the wrath of God fell upon him so that we may receive mercy. Being fair and innocent Jesus to bear our sins to deliver us from damnation and to receive forgiveness and eternal life (Isaiah 53:4,5). He preferred to suffer so that we do not suffer. This is the main blessing that Christ has given us through his death. Are you a sinner? So why not give your life to Jesus for forgiveness and eternal life which he won on the cross you reach?
On the cross Jesus has made us closer to God (Ephesians 2:13)
Sin also separates us from God and his blessing, but thanks to Christ and his death on the cross are now brought near to God, so much that He has adopted us as sons (Galatians 4:4-5), now we are not just creatures but sons and heirs of the Most High, we have a new position and value for him this truth was announced when, after the death of Jesus, the veil of the temple that divided the holy from the holy place (where was the presence of the Lord) will feature, thus symbolizing that through Christ's death no longer barriers that keep us from God's presence (Matthew 27:50,51). With Jesus you can start a relationship today with God and be considered your child Why do not you fall on him?
On the cross Jesus has freed us from the slavery of the devil (Colossians 1:13)
The sinful man is under the dominion and control of Satan, so it is that human society reflects a high degree of evil, is evident that man is a slave of the devil. But Jesus came to save us from this bondage. With his death on the cross he has stripped the Satanic hosts, because they have removed the control over those who believe in Jesus and surrender their lives to him. Jesus conquered Satan and his demons at the time of his death, because death is the powerful weapon of the devil, but Jesus to conquer death in his resurrection he beat one who had mastered on it, then opened the way for all those who follow him are also free of death and have eternal life (Colossians 1:14, Hebrews 2:14). Today you can enjoy spiritual freedom that Christ offers to do so you must give your life to Jesus to leave the devil's domain and enter the divine realm.
On the cross Jesus has given us eternal life (1 John 5:11-12)
Jesus Christ has given us eternal life. Through his death on the cross to open for us the way to heaven. Now we can have hope and confidence in knowing that after death we face a future of glory next to our God and Savior. Jesus has bought with their blood for we are yours forever (1 Corinthians 6:20), so that wherever he is we're also (John 14:3), so the sky will be our final destination, because we belong to God and we are citizens of his kingdom (Philippians 3:20).
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