The sermon by Joel Coyoc focuses on the character of a pastor, emphasizing the necessity for pastoral leaders to be above reproach, specifically addressing the trait of being "not greedy for dishonest gain" from Titus 1:7. Coyoc argues that this characteristic is vital not only for church leaders but applicable to all Christians, tying it to biblical examples of integrity in ministry. He references multiple Scripture passages, including 1 Timothy 3:3 and 1 Peter 5:2, to illustrate the moral and ethical expectations required of spiritual leaders, underscoring that a desire for wealth can lead to moral failure and prevent genuine loving leadership. The practical significance lies in the call for congregants and leaders alike to seek contentment in Christ and to live out their faith in a manner that glorifies God, reinforcing that true leadership stems from a heart transformed by the Gospel rather than from cultural or material aspirations.
“La adoración no es simplemente lo que hacemos aquí una hora en la mañana del domingo... La adoración es toda la vida.”
“La esperanza del hombre solamente está en Dios. Es demasiado arrogante inventarse cualquier organización y decir que esa organización es la esperanza.”
“El hecho de que Cristo murió muestra qué tan profundamente caímos, qué mal estamos, la altura de nuestra caída.”
“Nadie puede servir a dos señores, porque o aborrecerá a uno y amará al otro.”
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