HiS. Ismael

El Pr. HIS. Ismael es un puritano continuista es presidente del ministerio @esdiosescucha. sirve allí como maestro de teología bíblica

[HiS. Ismael @HISIsmael]

I say to you: Do you know what Jesus does with those who squander His mercy?

He pours out more mercy.
God is rich in mercy. That is what it is all about.

Whether we have sinned against Him or sunk into misery,

The Bible says that God is not stingy with mercy, but abundant; He is not poor, but rich.

— Pr. Dane Ortlund

[HiS. Ismael @HISIsmael]

A ti te digo: ¿Sabes lo que hace Jesús con los que derrochan su misericordia?

Derrama más misericordia.
Dios rico en misericordia. De eso se trata.

Tanto si hemos pecado contra él como si nos hemos hundido en la miseria,

La Biblia dice que Dios no es tacaño con la misericordia, sino abundante; no es pobre, sino rico.

— Pr. Dane Ortlund

[HiS. Ismael @HISIsmael]

Perhaps all this talk of mercy and love seems a bit abstract or hard to grasp. Yet, the richness of divine mercy becomes real to us when we see that the river of mercy flows from the heart of God—who took on human form. When Paul speaks of the saving appearance of Christ, he says: "grace [...] has appeared" (Titus 2:11). God’s grace and mercy became reality in Jesus Christ. Therefore, to speak of the appearance of Christ is to speak of the appearance of grace. "Christ is nothing but pure grace clothed in our nature," wrote the Puritan pastor Richard Sibbes....

That is why, when we contemplate the mystery of Christ in the Bible—and especially at the cross—we see how He is "rich in mercy" (Eph. 2:4): how He speaks, how He lives, and how He moves toward those who suffer.

Consider the richness of God’s mercy in your own life. Perhaps, as you look at the evidence of your life, you feel as though this mercy of God in Christ has passed you by.

Pages 75 and 76 of the book: *Gentle and Lowly: The Heart of Christ for Sinners and Sufferers* [Spanish title: *El corazón de Jesús: lo que Él realmente siente por ti*]

— Pastor Dane Ortlund

[HiS. Ismael @HISIsmael]

Tal vez todo esto de la misericordia el amor parezca un poco abstracto o difícil de entender. Sin embargo la riqueza de la misericordia divina se nos hace real al ver que el río de la misericordia brota del corazón de Dios tomó forma de hombre. Cuando Pablo habla de la aparición salvadora de Cristo, dice: «la gracia [...] se ha manifestado» (Tito 2:11). La gracia y la misericordia de Dios se hicieron realidad en Jesucristo. Por tanto, hablar de la aparición de Cristo es hablar de la aparición de la gracia. «Cristo no es más que pura gracia revestida de nuestra naturaleza», escribió el pastor puritano Richard Sibbes....

Por eso, cuando observamos el misterio de Cristo en la Biblia, y especialmente en la cruz, vemos cómo es él «rico en misericordia» (Ef. 2:4): Cómo habla él «rico en misericordia», Cómo vive, Cómo se mueve hacia los que sufren.

Considera la riqueza la misericordia de Dios para tu propia vida. Tal vez, mirando las evidencias de tu vida, sientas como si esta misericordia de Dios en Cristo te fuera pasada de largo.

Página 75 y 76 del libro: «El corazón de Jesús lo que Él realmente siento por ti»

— Pr. Dane Ortlund

[John Piper @JohnPiper]

This is breathtaking.

“I will make with them an everlasting covenant, that I will not turn away from doing good to them. And I will put the fear of me in their hearts, that they may not turn from me. I will rejoice in doing them good, and I will plant them in this land in faithfulness, with all my heart and all my soul.” Jeremiah 32:40–41

[HiS. Ismael @HISIsmael]

Oh God, thank you for men and for this great work of classic and concise writing.

[Tony Reinke @TonyReinke]

Christmas Day!

[Tony Reinke @TonyReinke]

Christmas Day!

[HiS. Ismael @HISIsmael]

De hecho, esperábamos morir; pero, como resultado, dejamos de confiar en nosotros mismos y aprendimos a confiar solo en Dios, quien resucita a los muertos. — 2 Corintios 1:9

“Efectivamente Hemos depositado nuestra confianza en Dios, y él seguirá rescatándonos”.

[HiS. Ismael @HISIsmael]

In fact, we expected to die; but as a result, we stopped relying on ourselves and learned to rely only on God, who raises the dead. — 2 Corinthians 1:9

“Indeed, we have placed our trust in God, and He will continue to rescue us.”

[Sky News @SkyNews]

Ten people have been injured, including several children, after a car drove into a crowd gathered to cheer on the Newcastle Knights rugby league team ahead of tomorrow's NRL Grand Final.

Police say two of the injured, a five-year-old girl and a 67-year-old man, are in critical condition, and the 18-year-old man driving the vehicle has been arrested.

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[HiS. Ismael @HISIsmael]

Evacúa la fuerza del motivo hacia la necesidad de santidad a partir de la consideración de la oblación de Cristo, cuando se enseña a los hombres que Cristo se ofreció a sí mismo como sacrificio por aquellos que nunca son santificados. — John Owen siglo 17

[HiS. Ismael @HISIsmael]

I know everything you do; I have seen your love, your faith, your service, and your patient perseverance. And I see your constant improvement in all these things. “But I have a complaint against you.” — Revelation 2:19

“The crux of the matter in this context is not the absence of sin, but the forgetfulness that arises along the journey on which Christ has revealed Himself to the believer.”

[HiS. Ismael @HISIsmael]

Yo sé todo lo que haces; he visto tu amor, tu fe, tu servicio y tu paciencia con perseverancia. Y veo tu constante mejoría en todas estas cosas. “»Pero tengo una queja en tu contra." — Apocalipsis 2:19

“El meollo en este contexto: no es la ausencia del pecado; sino lo olvidadizo en cuyo tránsito Cristo le ha revelado”.

[Redeemer Bible Church AZ @rbcgilbert]

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[HiS. Ismael @HISIsmael]

Salmos: cómo adorar
Proverbios: cómo comportarse
Job: cómo sufrir
Cantar de los Cantares: cómo amar
Eclesiastés: cómo vivir — J. Packers

[Joe Shakour @JoeShakour]

Coming December 2027!!!
The final design is a little of what I’ve liked from churches I’ve seen as well as matching our Phase 1.
We break ground October 11th!!
God is able! Pray with us

[HiS. Ismael @HISIsmael]

@jonathanparnell Yes 👌🏻🙏🏻

[Jonathan Parnell @jonathanparnell]

John Bunyan expected execution in the early years of his imprisonment, and he got especially stuck on whether he would feel God’s comfort just before he died.

After many tossings, his conclusion is one of the most powerful paragraphs I’ve ever read.

[HiS. Ismael @HISIsmael]

My God, I cry out by day, and You do not answer; and by night, and I find no rest. “But You are holy, You who dwell amidst the praises of Israel.” — PSALMS 22

[HiS. Ismael @HISIsmael]

As I kneel before God, is my feeling that of a criminal before a judge, or is it the feeling of a sinful child in the presence of a loving and holy Father? —Martyn Lloyd-Jones