In this message, Pastor Miguel Núñez expounds on Hebrews 6:4-12 and confronts us with a question we cannot avoid: what distinguishes someone who has come near to the truth from someone who has truly been born of it? The passage reveals that it is possible to have been enlightened, to have tasted the heavenly gift, and to have participated in the work of the Spirit, without ever having experienced the transformation of the new birth. Based on this text, Pastor Miguel elaborates on:
● Why being enlightened with the truth is not the same as being born again, and how the story of Nicodemus clearly illustrates this.
● How it is possible to feel the conviction of the Holy Spirit, like King Agrippa or King Herod, and still resist His work.
● Why tasting the good Word and experiencing the powers of the age to come does not guarantee salvation, as evidenced by the case of Judas.
● What the warning in verse 11 means. 6. On the impossibility of renewal leading to repentance, and why this is one of the most debated passages in the history of Christianity.
● How the agricultural illustration of the land producing fruit or thorns and thistles describes two types of listeners present in every congregation.
We invite you to examine your own heart in light of this text and to share it with anyone who needs to hear this call.
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In this message, Pastor Miguel Núñez expounds on Hebrews 6:4-12 and confronts us with a question we cannot avoid: what distinguishes someone who has come near to the truth from someone who has truly been born of it? The passage reveals that it is possible to have been enlightened, to have tasted the heavenly gift, and to have participated in the work of the Spirit, without ever having experienced the transformation of the new birth. Based on this text, Pastor Miguel elaborates on:
● Why being enlightened with the truth is not the same as being born again, and how the story of Nicodemus clearly illustrates this.
● How it is possible to feel the conviction of the Holy Spirit, like King Agrippa or King Herod, and still resist His work.
● Why tasting the good Word and experiencing the powers of the age to come does not guarantee salvation, as evidenced by the case of Judas.
● What the warning in verse 11 means. 6. On the impossibility of renewal leading to repentance, and why this is one of the most debated passages in the history of Christianity.
● How the agricultural illustration of the land producing fruit or thorns and thistles describes two types of listeners present in every congregation.
We invite you to examine your own heart in light of this text and to share it with anyone who needs to hear this call.
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Follow us on the social media channels of I&S Ministries
○ INSTAGRAM: Instagram: isministerios
○ TWITTER: Twitter: ISMinisterios
○ FACEBOOK: Facebook: ISMinisterios
Follow us on the social media channels of The IBI
○ INSTAGRAM: Instagram: iglesiabautistainternacional
○ TWITTER: Twitter: LaIBI
○ FACEBOOK: Facebook: laibiorg
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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.