Doctrine

By: Bruno Molina, Executive Director of the HBN 2 months ago, I began to explain the significance and impact of our values es expressed through the acrostic C.H.R.I.S.T. The C stands for clear communication and the R for respect. Since in Spanish the word is C.R.I.S.T.O., I now continue on to “I” signifying “Integrity.” In a world where compromise often passes for wisdom and shadows mask true motives; integrity stands. as a beacon of a divine standard. Derived from the concep

By: Bruno Molina, RBH Executive Director Last month, I began to explain the significance and impact of our values es expressed through the acrostic C.H.R.I.S.T. The C stands for clear communication. Since in Spanish the word is C.R.I.S.T.O., I now continue on to “R” signifying “Respect.” The unconditional value of each person is a fundamental pillar in biblical teaching. Unlike cultural stances that bestow respect on the basis of social status, wealth, or intellect, the Bible

Armando Allen, National Director of Men’s Ministry, Hispanic Baptist Network I was preparing a study for a group of men when I paused at a phrase I intended to use as an introduction: “God does not give you more than you can handle.” I had heard it hundreds of times. I had said it myself in pastoral contexts. It sounded perfectly Christian. But when I went to look up the exact verse, I realized something uncomfortable: the Bible doesn’t say that. What Paul writes in 1 Corinth

By Dr. Luis Soto As we contemplate the final weeks of Christ's earthly life—his humble birth, his crucifixion, and his resurrection—we can say with certainty: the manger is empty, the cross is empty, and the tomb is empty. But there is something that has never been and never will be empty: the throne. We live in a world where human thrones are tottering. Governments fall, leaders disappoint, and promises are broken. Yet the throne of heaven remains firm because Christ reigns.