Pornography and lust are no longer hidden struggles—they are some of the most common and destructive temptations facing people today. Studies show the average child is exposed to pornography by age 12, and millions of adults quietly wrestle with shame, secrecy, and addiction. But Scripture reminds us of this powerful truth: “God is faithful, and He will always provide a way out.” (1 Corinthians 10:13)

In this message, “Escaping the Trap,” we confront sexual temptation honestly and biblically while offering real hope for freedom through Jesus Christ. Drawing from the life of Job, who made a covenant with his eyes (Job 31:1), we learn how to think ahead, predecide righteousness, and break free from the enemy’s cycle of sin.

Jesus raised the standard when He taught that lust begins in the heart (Matthew 5:27–28), but He also offers grace, healing, and transformation. This sermon explains:

Why temptation itself is not sin—and what to do when it comes

How pornography and lust damage the mind, heart, and relationships

The devil’s temptation cycle: trigger, desire, rationalization, action, and shame

Why secrecy strengthens sin—and honesty weakens it

How to flee sexual immorality, not just fight it (1 Corinthians 6:18)

How God renews the mind and heals the heart over time (Romans 12:2)

Why pursuing a life with Jesus is the ultimate path to freedom

This message is for anyone who feels trapped, tired, ashamed, or discouraged. Whether your struggle is pornography, lust, sexual immorality, or another hidden sin, God’s grace is stronger. You were made for love, intimacy, and freedom—not counterfeit pleasure.

Don’t settle for lust. Don’t stay stuck in shame.

Freedom is possible. Healing is real. And Jesus always provides a way out.

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Key Scriptures:

1 Corinthians 10:13 | Job 31:1 | Matthew 5:27–28 | 1 Corinthians 6:18 | Romans 12:2

If you could ask God for ONE thing, what would it be?

In this message, Pastor Jorge launches our new series “Think Ahead | Piensa por Anticipado” by looking at the life of King David and his one request to God in Psalm 27:4:

“One thing I ask… that I may dwell in the house of the Lord.”

This powerful message teaches us that intimacy with God never happens by accident—it always requires intentionality. Like David, every one of us is more desperate for God’s presence, desperate for God’s Word, and desperate for God’s Church than we realize.

Whether you're facing decisions, spiritual dryness, temptation, or uncertainty, this message will help you pre-decide to seek God today—not when life gets overwhelming later.

🔥 In This Message You Will Learn:

Why your deepest need is intimacy with God

Why David pre-decided to seek God first

How desperation leads us back to God

Why God’s Word is essential for clarity, strength, and direction

Why the people of God (the Church) are part of God’s plan for your growth

How to “Think Ahead” in the decisions that shape your spiritual life

📖 Key Scriptures:

Psalm 27:4

Psalm 63:1–3

Psalm 19:7–10

Philippians 4:6–7

2 Timothy 1:7

Philippians 1:6

Psalm 46:1

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Discover the greatest love story of all time in this powerful Christmas sermon from our “Arrival” Advent series. More than a seasonal tradition, Christmas is the story of God’s unconditional love—a love greater than Romeo and Juliet, The Notebook, or any romance ever told. This message explores how Christmas reveals a divine love story between the Father and the Son, the mother Mary and her Son Jesus, and ultimately Jesus and us.

Through biblical passages like John 3:16, Galatians 4:4, Matthew 1:21, and Luke 2:34–35, you’ll discover how God’s love was foretold long before Christ was born—and how Jesus came not to condemn the world, but to save it. You’ll hear the story of Mary’s courage, the Father’s sacrifice, and the Savior who stepped into our brokenness to bring hope, peace, joy, and everlasting life.

This sermon also highlights real biblical examples of people transformed by Jesus’ love—John the “Son of Thunder,” the woman at the well, Peter after his denial, the woman caught in adultery, and Zacchaeus the tax collector. Their stories remind us that no matter how far we’ve fallen, we are the ones Jesus loves.

Whether you feel unworthy, distant from God, or hungry for meaning, this message will show you the truth: You are the reason for the season. Jesus came for you. His love conquered death, continues today, and He is coming again as King of Kings and Lord of Lords.

If you’re searching for a Christmas sermon about God’s love, the birth of Jesus, Advent themes, and the true meaning of Christmas, this message will speak directly to your heart. Experience the hope of the gospel, the joy of salvation, and the life-changing truth that Jesus loves you—personally, deeply, eternally.