In the sermon titled "Contraste Irreconciliable," preacher Joel Coyoc addresses the theological topic of the irreconcilable contrasts between believers and non-believers, emphasizing the doctrinal implications of knowing Christ as revealed in Scripture. Coyoc argues that true believers are marked by their adherence to God’s commandments, the presence of the Holy Spirit, and a clear understanding of biblical truth, as opposed to those who deny Christ and live in darkness. The sermon references 1 John 2:20-23 as foundational, illustrating how John distinguishes between the "children" of God and "antichrists," underscoring that true communion with the Father is only possible through faith in Jesus Christ, who is both God and fully human. The practical significance of this doctrine highlights the necessity of genuine faith and the assurance of eternal life for those who remain in Christ, reinforcing the Reformed doctrine of perseverance of the saints.
“No hay posibilidad de conciliar estos contrastes. El creyente tiene la unción del Espíritu Santo.”
“El que confiesa al Hijo tiene también al Padre. No hay posibilidad de llegar a tener comunión con el Padre sin el Señor Jesucristo.”
“Negar la verdad acerca del Señor Jesucristo... es estar en perdición. Negar eso es ser anticristo.”
“La esperanza es una persona y esa persona se llama el Señor Jesucristo.”
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