In the sermon "Gozo inefable y glorioso," Joel Coyoc addresses the profound theological topic of the believer's joy, central to Reformed doctrine, which stems from a personal relationship with Christ. He emphasizes that true joy, described as "inefable y glorioso," is found solely in Christ and is a result of the believer's faith and reliance on His redemptive work. Coyoc references 1 Peter 1:5-8, highlighting how believers, like those Peter wrote to, can rejoice with an inexpressible joy even without having seen Christ physically. This joy signifies the transformative work of the Holy Spirit and is contingent upon a deep dependence on Christ for salvation, sanctification, and growth in grace. The practical significance is that Christian joy is not derived from external circumstances but anchored in the person of Jesus Christ, encouraging believers to seek their fulfillment in Him alone.
“El gozo inefable y glorioso es el mismo Señor Jesús, es el anhelo del creyente de verle.”
“Nuestra fe inicia, esa fe que es un regalo es donde Dios inicia en ser para alabanza, gloria y honra del Señor Jesucristo.”
“En tu presencia hay plenitud de gozo. Gocemos las bendiciones que Dios nos da. [...] El gozo está en venir al Señor a través del Señor Jesucristo.”
“No hay mayor gozo de saber y poder cantar y decir estoy bien con mi Dios.”
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