In Christ we find grace, the favor that we did not deserve, that guides us to repentance, reconciles us with the Father, so that we receive forgiveness of our sins and complete redemption, making God now with us forever.

En Cristo Jesús el Mesías enviado, tenemos todo lo que necesitamos para ser salvos, bendecidos, agradecidos y vivir llenos del gozo del Espíritu Santo por la eternidad. No tenemos que buscar nada fuera de ÉL porque ÉL es Dios mismo hecho hombre.

In Christ Jesus the sent Messiah, we have everything we need to be saved, blessed, thankful, and live filled with the joy of the Holy Spirit for eternity. We do not have to look for anything outside of Him because He is God Himself made man.

Como creyentes, nuestro enemigo es Satanás y sus demonios y las armas en esta guerra no son físicas, son espirituales. Lamentablemente muchos creyentes han caído en la trampa de que estamos en tiempos de paz. Es tiempo de despertar. No estamos en tiempos de paz, si no de guerra.

As believers, our enemy is Satan and his demons and the weapons in this war are not physical, they are spiritual. Unfortunately, many believers have fallen into the trap of believing that we are in times of peace. It is time to wake up. We are not in times of peace, but of war.

El libro de Malaquías es muy singular. Escrito aproximadamente 450 años

antes de la encarnación del Señor Jesucristo. Este profeta denuncia la gran apatía e indiferencia que había en el pueblo de Dios, ya que el fervor y la devoción por el servicio y amor genuino al Señor habían mermado y el pueblo había entrado en una adoración y servicio mecánicos y fríos por los cuales aún los sacerdotes y los pobladores laicos habían caído en la traición al Señor ofreciendo sacrificios tramposos, reteniendo los diezmos y ofrendas, siendo infieles y divorciándose de sus esposas a la vez que se casaban con mujeres paganas. En lugar de arrepentirse de sus pecados cuestionaban a Dios por qué no los bendecía como ellos querían y al mismo tiempo les parecía que los impíos si prosperaban y ellos no. Llegaron a un punto en el que alababan a los impíos diciendo que no había diferencia entre servir a Dios y no servirle porque a pesar de todo a los impíos les iba mejor. Con esto culpaban a Dios y parecía que servirle a Él era perder el tiempo. Hoy veremos como este libro profético también tiene mucha relevancia y aplicación para nosotros en este tiempo.

The book of Malachi is very unique. It was written approximately 450 years before the incarnation of the Lord Jesus Christ. This prophet denounces the great apathy and indifference that existed among the people of God, since the fervor and devotion for the service and genuine love of the Lord had diminished and the people had entered into a mechanical and cold worship and service by which even the priests and the lay people had fallen into betrayal of the Lord by offering deceitful sacrifices, withholding tithes and offerings, being unfaithful and divorcing their wives while marrying pagan women. Instead of repenting of their sins, they questioned God why He did not bless them as they wanted and at the same time it seemed to them that the wicked prospered and they did not. They reached a point where they praised the wicked saying that there was no difference between serving God and not serving Him because despite everything, the wicked were doing better. With this they blamed God and it seemed that serving Him was a waste of time. Today we will see how this prophetic book also has a lot of relevance and application for us in this time.

No matter what the time or the most difficult scenario, we can be sure that if we stay connected and obey the Word of God, we will always have His help, refuge and strength, because He is our very present help in tribulations. So, let us rest in Him, even when we do what we have to do, without letting anxiety, stress or depression swallow us up. God is our Refuge and Strength, our very present help in tribulations.

The second letter of Timothy is part of what is theologically known as the pastoral letters along with first Timothy and Titus, as they are addressed to these young pastors. Timothy was instructed in the gospel by his mother Eunice and his grandmother Lois, although he was later mentored by the apostle Paul, forming him as a worker, as a man of God. The pastoral letters are primarily instructions on how to manage affairs in the church, but they do not leave aside the church in general, all those who are servants of Jesus Christ, as they are letters full of God's power and blessing. Second Timothy was probably written between the years 66 and 67 AD. It should be noted that this letter within its particularities has a very special one, and that is that it mentions Timothy's heritage of faith transmitted by his mother and grandmother, instilling in him those first spiritual values ​​so decisive in life.