The sermon by Joel Coyoc focuses on the practical aspects of the Christian life as outlined in Romans 12:1-2, emphasizing the significance of presenting one's body as a living sacrifice to God. Coyoc argues that true Christian living is not merely about adherence to rules but rather stems from a deep understanding of God's mercies, which enable believers to transform their minds and live in accordance with His will. The preacher references how Paul begins Romans by detailing the gospel's richness before transitioning to practical exhortations for believers. This transformation offers a lens through which to view the believer's role within the body of Christ and the necessity of humility, selflessness, and genuine love. The doctrinal implications underscore the Reformed understanding of salvation as wholly rooted in God's grace, with practical obedience arising as a response to that grace.
“La vida cristiana se construye sobre el evangelio… Si alguien intenta construir lo que Pablo ahorita va a describir… no se puede lograr.”
“La verdadera adoración es un estilo de vida. Adorar es vivir… sea lo que hagas, háganlo para la gloria de Dios.”
“Nuestro crecimiento en la gracia es exactamente como la obra de nuestra salvación… la metamorfosis sólo ocurre al contemplar a Cristo.”
“Las misericordias de Dios son nuevas cada mañana… que nuestro corazón halle siempre gratitud y gozo.”
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