Pero Dios | Efesios 2:1–10 | Las dos palabras que cambiaron tu destino eterno | Ps. Daniel Pardavé

What happens when all seems lost? In Ephesians 2:1–10, the apostle Paul describes the true condition of humanity: spiritually dead, enslaved by sin, and without hope. Yet, in the midst of this bleak picture, one of the most powerful expressions in the entire Bible appears: “But God…” These two words completely change the course of human history. It wasn’t humanity that sought God; it was God who took the initiative. Out of His immense mercy and great love, He made us alive together with Christ when we were still dead in our trespasses and sins. Salvation doesn’t begin with our efforts, but with the grace of God. In this message you will learn: What it means to be spiritually dead. Why no one can save themselves by their own strength. The true meaning of God’s mercy. How God took the initiative to rescue us. What it means to live the new life that Christ gave us. Today is a good time to ask ourselves: Am I living the new life God has given me, or am I still walking as if I were spiritually dead? Bible reading: Ephesians 2:1–10. May God remind you every day that your story doesn't end with sin, but begins with His grace. #Ephesians #ButGod #Grace #Mercy #Salvation #JesusChrist #Faith #Bible #Devotional #WordOfGod #ChristianLife #PastorLuisAcero