¡Bienvenidos a Calvary ATX! Nos alegra que nos acompañe en este estudio verso por verso de la Palabra de Dios.

Descubra cómo Cristo cambia lo que dirige nuestra vida, nos da una nueva identidad y nos envía al mundo como Sus embajadores.

Going to church is wonderful, and it’s essential to the health of all Jesus followers. But there’s more to it than just showing up and finding a seat. Far too many believers go to church every weekend but have almost no connection to their fellow believers, and you wouldn’t even know they’re Christians if you looked at their lives through the week. Today, Pastor Carlos will challenge us to pursue an authentic, Jesus-focused life every day of the week, from Sunday morning to Saturday night. 

What if you knew with absolute certainty that your best days were still ahead of you?

In a world that constantly pulls our attention toward what is temporary, Paul invites us to lift our eyes to what is eternal. Because our future with Christ is secure, we don’t have to lose heart. We can endure today’s suffering, walk by faith instead of sight, and live each day with the desire to please Him.

Join us as we study 2 Corinthians 4:16–5:10 and discover how an eternal perspective transforms the way we face suffering, make decisions, and live for Christ.

Everything we can see is temporary. Everything God has promised is eternal.

¿Qué pasaría si supieras con absoluta certeza que lo mejor de tu vida todavía está por venir?

En un mundo que constantemente dirige nuestra atención hacia lo temporal, Pablo nos invita a levantar nuestra mirada hacia lo eterno. Porque nuestro futuro con Cristo está seguro, no tenemos por qué desanimarnos. Podemos soportar el sufrimiento de hoy, caminar por fe y no por vista, y vivir cada día con el deseo de agradar a Cristo.

Todo lo que podemos ver es temporal. Todo lo que Dios ha prometido es eterno.

What a challenging thought. Has your faith become dependent on a specific leader, group, or condition? As Pastor Carlos will warn in today’s message, anything – even good things like a Spirit-inspired preacher, a close-knit church community, or a specific ministry – can become dangerous idols in our lives. We need to be mindful of the place these things hold in our hearts. Are we dependent on those things for our spiritual health, or are we fully relying on Jesus Christ as our source of strength?

Why does God choose ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things?

In this passage, Paul reminds us that the treasure is not the vessel; it is Christ. God places the life-changing message of the gospel in fragile “jars of clay” so that His power, not ours, receives the glory.

Join us as we discover how God uses weakness to display His strength, why suffering is often part of following Christ, and how faith rooted in the resurrection gives us courage to keep proclaiming Jesus.

Key Truth: The treasure has never been the jar. The treasure has always been Christ.

¿Por qué Dios escoge personas comunes para hacer cosas extraordinarias?

En este pasaje, Pablo nos recuerda que el tesoro no es la vasija, sino Cristo. Dios ha decidido poner el glorioso mensaje del evangelio en frágiles vasos de barro para que Su poder, y no el nuestro, reciba toda la gloria.

Acompáñenos mientras descubrimos cómo Dios usa nuestra debilidad para manifestar Su poder, por qué el sufrimiento forma parte de la vida cristiana y cómo la esperanza de la resurrección nos da el valor para seguir proclamando a Cristo.

Verdad Principal: El tesoro nunca ha sido la vasija. El tesoro siempre ha sido Cristo.

Have you ever felt like you just can’t seem to break entirely free from that one sin? Or perhaps you even feel backslidden? It can be quite a burdensome weight on the heart and mind as a believer if we’re to be perfectly honest. In today’s message, Pastor Carlos emphasizes the faithfulness of God while reflecting on the shortcomings of the Church in Corinth. In his study, you’ll be reminded that while we’re sure to fail in our struggle with the flesh, Christ is sure to renew and restore. 

In a city searching for purpose, success, and hope, why has God placed His church here?

In this passage, Paul reminds us that the church exists for one reason: not to proclaim ourselves, but to faithfully proclaim Jesus Christ, trusting God to shine His light into hearts that are still living in darkness.

Join us as we discover:

• Why we never lose heart in serving Christ

• Why the gospel remains God’s power to save

• How spiritual blindness is removed through Jesus Christ

• Why God alone can shine His light into dark hearts

Whether you are searching for truth, wondering what your purpose is, feeling discouraged in your faith, or simply wanting to know Jesus more deeply, this message will encourage you to trust the power of the gospel and the God who still says, “Let there be light.”

We faithfully proclaim Christ.

God opens blind eyes.

The light of the gospel still shines today.

Este domingo en Calvary ATX, continuamos nuestro estudio versículo por versículo de 2 Corintios con un mensaje titulado “La Luz del Evangelio”, basado en 2 Corintios 4:1–6.

En una ciudad donde muchas personas buscan propósito, éxito y esperanza, ¿por qué ha plantado Dios a Su iglesia?

En este pasaje, el apóstol Pablo nos recuerda que la iglesia existe por una sola razón: no para predicarnos a nosotros mismos, sino para proclamar fielmente a Jesucristo, confiando en que Dios hará resplandecer Su luz en los corazones que todavía viven en tinieblas.

Acompáñenos mientras descubrimos:

• Por qué no debemos desanimarnos en el servicio al Señor.

• Por qué el evangelio sigue siendo el poder de Dios para salvación.

• Cómo Jesucristo quita el velo de la ceguera espiritual.

• Por qué sólo Dios puede hacer brillar Su luz en el corazón del ser humano.

Ya sea que esté buscando a Dios, necesite esperanza, se sienta desanimado en su caminar con Cristo, o simplemente quiera conocer más profundamente Su Palabra, este mensaje le animará a confiar en el poder del evangelio y en el Dios que todavía sigue diciendo:

“Sea la luz.”

Nosotros proclamamos fielmente a Cristo.

Dios abre los ojos espirituales.

La luz del evangelio sigue brillando hoy.