Obligados a crecer: el peligro de la infancia espiritual - Pr. Miguel Núñez | La IBI

In this message, Pastor Miguel Núñez expounds on Hebrews 5:11-14 and confronts us with a question we cannot avoid: What is God's goal for each of His children on this side of eternity? The passage reveals that salvation is not the end of the road, but merely the beginning of a call to grow to the fullness of Christ. From this text, Pastor Miguel elaborates on: ● Why the primary goal of every Christian is to attain the full knowledge of Christ and spiritual maturity, and not simply "to be saved and that's it." ● How the author of Hebrews confronts his readers for having become "slow to hear," after having been more advanced in the things of God. ● The difference between consuming milk and solid food in the Christian life, and why many believers remain in spiritual infancy without realizing it. ● ● What is spiritual discernment, how is it cultivated through the constant practice of the Word, and why is its absence the cause of so many sins and bad decisions? ● The main obstacles we face in discerning correctly: our own hearts, lack of knowledge of the Word, the absence of the fullness of the Spirit, and the desires of the flesh. We invite you to examine what stage of your spiritual growth you are at and to surrender your mind and your life to the control of the Holy Spirit. If this message has been a blessing to you, share it with someone who needs to leave spiritual infancy behind. —————————— Follow us on the social media channels of I&S Ministries ○ INSTAGRAM:   / isministerios   ○ TWITTER:   / isministerios   ○ FACEBOOK:   / isministerios   Follow us on the social media channels of The IBI ○ INSTAGRAM:   / iglesiabautistainternacional   ○ TWITTER:   / laibi   ○ FACEBOOK:   / laibiorg   —————————— A production of Integrity & Wisdom Ministries The total or partial reproduction of this resource, by any means or procedure, is prohibited without our prior, express, and written authorization. Any unauthorized use will be prosecuted in accordance with international copyright laws. All rights reserved.