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Jan 5, 2026 55 min

Abrazando Nuestro Llamado Apostólico

from CLJ Boston (ESP) Hosted by Javier Encina

Pastor Sam hace una reflexión y exhortación dirigida a la iglesia **León de Judá**, en un contexto de crecimiento y transición. El predicador comienza agradeciendo al Espíritu Santo y recordando la importancia de la presencia de Dios. Luego conecta el momento actual con el **Memorial Day**, invitando a la congregación a reflexionar sobre su identidad y propósito como pueblo de Dios. Se destacan hitos recientes: * **Primera graduación bilingüe de discipulado** con 130 personas. * **Elección de un nuevo pastor principal y asociado**, marcando un cambio histórico. * Reconocimiento del legado del pastor Roberto Miranda, fallecido en 2022, y cómo su visión sigue guiando la iglesia. El mensaje se basa en **Deuteronomio 31**, donde Moisés anima al pueblo antes de cruzar el Jordán: “Esforzaos y cobrad ánimo… Jehová tu Dios va contigo”. Se compara esta etapa con la misión de la iglesia: **cruzar hacia nuevas promesas** y asumir su llamado apostólico. Principales puntos: 1. **La iglesia ha crecido** en asistencia, finanzas, dones espirituales y liderazgo. 2. **Influencia en la ciudad y la región**: ministerios como jóvenes, mujeres, Agencia Alfa, Milla de Milagros, y conexiones con otras iglesias. 3. **Avivamiento global**: generación Z está impulsando un despertar espiritual en EE.UU. y Europa, y Boston muestra señales de este mover. 4. **Llamado apostólico**: León de Judá fue fundada para este momento, para impactar cultural, espiritual y socialmente, siendo luz en medio de una sociedad en crisis. 5. **Dos estrategias clave** para avanzar: * Ser **llenos del Espíritu Santo**. * **Amarnos radicalmente** unos a otros. El propósito de la llenura del Espíritu Santo no es solo dones, sino **amar como Jesús y obrar en poder**. Se exhorta a la iglesia a abrazar su identidad, prepararse para la batalla espiritual y liderar el avivamiento que se aproxima. **Conclusión profética**: Dios no nos trajo hasta aquí para volver atrás, sino para poseer la tierra prometida. “Esforzaos y cobrad ánimo… Jehová tu Dios va contigo”.

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