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n this episode, we explore the profound spiritual lesson found in Joshua Chapter 3: "You have never been this way before." We discuss why God sometimes withholds clarity to prioritize our spiritual formation and how to navigate the tension between where you are and where God is taking you. In this episode, we cover: The Purpose of the Pause: Why God asks us to "camp" at the edge of our promise, not to delay us, but to ensure we have the strength and alignment to cross over. Presence Over Pressure: The critical difference between watching the obstacles (the River Jordan) and following the Authority (the Ark of the Covenant). Consecration as Preparation: Understanding that consecration isn't punishment; it is the act of clearing space in our hearts so we can perceive the new thing God is doing. Momentum vs. Obedience: Why cultural busyness is not a sign of spiritual faithfulness, and how to avoid the trap of "paralysis of analysis." The Danger of Familiarity: Learning to keep a reverent distance from the holy so we don't confuse God’s plan with our own nostalgia or past experiences. Key Moments: The Paradox of "Now" and "Not Yet": Understanding that we are children of God now, even while our future is still becoming. Camping Before Crossing: Interpreting the three-day wait at the Jordan River as intentional positioning rather than wandering. Following the Ark: Instructions on why we must shift our focus from the impossible terrain to the presence of God. Consecrate Yourselves: The call to clean our spiritual vision because "tomorrow the Lord will do wonders." Crossing the Threshold: Moving from the waiting room into the "decision zone" where faith requires action. Website: http://LeondeJuda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cljoficial/# Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/congregacionleondejuda

In this episode, we cover: The Call to Consecration: Why the "draft horse" of preparation for the coming year is spiritual sanctification, not just operational planning. The Meaning of "Patria": How God doesn't just save us, but "refathers" and "refamilies" us, giving us a new spiritual lineage regardless of our earthly upbringing. The Inner Man: Understanding the hidden wellspring of your heart—the part of you no one sees, but which shapes everything you become. The Willpower Trap: Why "trying not to sin" (focusing on the flesh) rarely works, and the power of "clothing yourself with Christ" instead. Lessons from David: A look at Psalm 51 and the necessity of truth in our innermost parts. Links & Resources: Scripture References: Ephesians 3:14-21, Psalm 51, Proverbs 4:23, Mark 7:20. Upcoming: Week of Fasting and Prayer begins January 18th. Save the Date: Installation Service on March 22nd. Website: http://LeondeJuda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cljoficial/# Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/congregacionleondejuda

In this episode, we cover: The Joshua Moment: Moving from 40 years of preparation into the "Unknown" of 2026. Presence Over Planning: Why the Ark of the Covenant—the manifest glory of God—must remain our primary focus. The Legacy of Vision: Honoring Pastor Roberto Miranda’s 40-year plan to prepare a Latino church as a platform for regional renewal. Statistical Hope: A look at the resurgent commitment to Jesus among Gen Z and Millennials. The "Power Cord" Metaphor: Understanding the role of an apostolic church in lighting up the "bulbs" of other local ministries. Key Moments: 05:12 - Joshua 3 and the call to "consecrate yourselves." 12:45 - Facing uncertainty: Why God buried Moses to prevent idolatry of the past. 21:30 - The "Non-Accidental" history of Lion of Judah and its founding vision. 28:15 - Surprising data: The 2026 spiritual shift in the United States. 35:50 - The goal: Winning Boston for Jesus, not just growing a church. Links & Resources: Book Reference: In the Land of the Pilgrims by Dr. Roberto Miranda. Ministry Partner: Miracle Mile Ministries. Data Source: Barna Group 2026 Research Report. Connect with us: Website: http://LeondeJuda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cljoficial/# Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/congregacionleondejuda

In this episode, we cover: The Apostolic Mantle: Understanding the tension between confrontation and reconciliation, and judgment and mercy. Purpose of the Gifts: Why spiritual gifts are meaningless without the foundation of biblical love (Agape). Defiant Love: How loving your enemies serves as the ultimate act of spiritual defiance against darkness. The Heart of the Spirit: Moving beyond physical manifestations to the fruit of the Spirit that changes how we see our neighbors. Loving from Brokenness: Why our ability to forgive others is directly tied to our awareness of how much God has forgiven us. Key Moments: 0:00 – Introduction: Seeking to love one another intentionally. 5:12 – The Lion of Judah: Lessons from the legacy of Pastor Roberto Miranda. 10:45 – The Holy Spirit is the Boss: Gifts vs. the Fruit of the Spirit. 18:30 – 1 Corinthians 13: A "more excellent way" for a gifted church. 25:15 – What is Agape? Defining love beyond emotions and media. 32:00 – The Power of Defiant Love: Why the devil can't steal love from your heart. 40:00 – The First Commandment: Why loving others starts with loving Jesus. Links & Resources: [Insert Link to Church Website] [Insert Link to Pastor Roberto Miranda’s Book "La Antorcha de los Peregrinos"] [Insert Link to Previous Sermon: July 6th] Website: http://LeondeJuda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cljofficial/# Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/congregacionleondejuda

What does it mean to be a "vessel for revival" in your city? We dive into the dual calling of the modern church: seeking the fullness of the Holy Spirit and radically loving one another. From physical manifestations to the awakening of spiritual gifts, discover how the Holy Spirit transforms a collection of individuals into a unified, apostolic body

This episode captures a pivotal moment for Congregación León de Judá as the church reflects on its past, celebrates its resilience, and looks forward to revival. Delivered on Memorial Day, the message honors the legacy of Pastor Roberto Miranda and highlights key milestones: the first bilingual discipleship graduation, the appointment of new pastoral leadership, and the church’s expanding influence in Boston and beyond. Through Deuteronomy 31, the speaker calls the congregation to “cross the Jordan” and embrace its apostolic calling—living fully dependent on the Holy Spirit and committed to loving one another. The sermon explores themes of courage, stewardship of anointing, and readiness for a coming revival led by Generation Z. It’s a stirring vision of transformation, unity, and mission.