In the sermon titled "La conclusión, Ser, No hacer," Joel Coyoc addresses the theological doctrine of being versus doing within the Christian faith, primarily focusing on the identity and conduct of believers as outlined in 1 Peter 3:8-12. He argues that the essence of the Christian life should not be preoccupied with mere external actions but rather with the transformation of being, highlighting the necessity of a regenerated heart and the importance of embodying Christ-like attributes such as compassion, mutual love, and humility. Coyoc references Scripture, including 1 Peter 2:21-25 and John 13:34, emphasizing that true Christian conduct cannot stem from self-effort but must flow from understanding and resting in the gospel of Jesus Christ, who is the ultimate example of suffering and obedience. The significance of this doctrine lies in the transformational power of the gospel which propels believers to live out their faith authentically, demonstrating the reality of their salvation through their attitudes and actions.
“Generalmente los hombres nos vamos muy rápido por el hecho de hacer cosas... el verbo que él utiliza... es ser más que hacer.”
“Dios no va a aceptar nunca nada que él no provee. Él es el que provee un nuevo nacimiento.”
“No se trata de cosas que nosotros podemos hacer, nosotros podemos hacer cosas de manera externa, pero Dios nos llama a ser.”
“Los ojos del Señor están sobre los justos, no justos por su propia justicia, justos porque son vestidos de la justicia del Señor Jesucristo.”
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