– por David Talcott A mediados de la década de 1980, un joven estudiante del Seminario del Sur llamado Albert Mohler caminaba por el patio del campus con el estimado profesor Dr. Carl F. H. Henry. En un momento dado, el profesor le preguntó al estudiante sobre su opinión acerca de los roles de los […]
Toda nuestra vida presente debe discurrir en la alabanza de Dios, porque en ella consistirá la alegría sempiterna de la vida futura; y nadie puede hacerse idóneo de la vida futura, si no se ejercita ahora en esta alabanza. Ahora, alabamos a Dios, pero también le rogamos. Nuestra alabanza incluye la alegría, la oración, el […]
Jesús, lleno de Espíritu Santo, se volvió del Jordán, y era conducido por el Espíritu en el desierto, durante cuarenta días, tentado por el diablo. No comió nada en aquellos días y, al cabo de ellos, sintió hambre.
The Sword of the Spirit logo was designed by a team of artists more than 10 years ago and it was time to give it some maintenance. That is why in the last few months of 2020 we asked a graphic designer to propose some basic changes that would modernize and stylize our logo to […]
Whenever I am asked why I chose to make a commitment to the Sword of the Spirit, I say that one of the main reasons, if not the main reason, is its ecumenical dimension. Being in community with Christians from other churches has been extremely valuable to me in my growth as a disciple, not […]
John 15: 11 “So that my joy may be in you, and your joy complete” Jesus never does things in half-measures. When it comes to joy he wants our joy to be complete. Nothing missing. Our verse reads, “that your joy may be complete”. Sometimes it’s translated “that your joy may be full.” This reminds me of the […]
Before I encountered the community in Ann Arbor, Michigan while I was studying, I was really only living a nominal Catholic life, and going to Mass on Sunday was my only Christian activity. The experience with the community completely changed my life, and gave me a renewed faith, and desire to share it with others. […]
John 15: 5 “I am the vine, you are the branches. He who abides in me, and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing.” The metaphor of the vine and the branches says to us that we have to stay connected (“abide”) to the […]
Over this past year, we have discovered great joy in living and serving together as Bethany sisters from two different Christian traditions and cultures, but who share the call to live single for the Lord and the call to Christian unity. Growing up a charismatic Christian from a Lutheran missionary background, I, Christiane, always experienced […]
John 15: 16b “Go and bear fruit, fruit that will last” Jesus the vine, calls us, the branches, to bear fruit, fruit that will last. If we are connected to Him, and stay connected, then we will receive God’s life-giving sap, the Holy Spirit, and we will bear fruit. There are many different aspects of that fruit. However, […]
