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Es Posible Derribar tus Muros | El Día a Día

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Apr 8, 2026 · 5 min928

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¿Qué pasaría si las murallas en tu vida no están destinadas a permanecer en pie?

En este poderoso mensaje, el Pastor Victor Martinez conecta la historia de la caída de Jericó con las murallas que llevamos en nuestro propio corazón: el miedo, la vergüenza, los errores del pasado y las heridas que parecen imposibles de superar. Con claridad y cercanía, nos recuerda que Dios no está interesado en conquistar ciudades, sino en rescatar corazones.

Este mensaje invita a confiar en que no existe un pasado demasiado roto, ni una situación demasiado pesada, ni una muralla demasiado fuerte que Dios no pueda derribar. A través de la fe, Dios sigue abriendo caminos donde parece no haberlos, ofreciendo restauración, libertad y esperanza por medio de Jesús.

Si alguna vez te has preguntado si el cambio verdadero es posible en tu vida, este mensaje te animará a dar un paso de fe y creer que Dios puede hacer lo que parece imposible.

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Welcome back to the reading of the book of Joshua. Today I am in chapter 3 of Joshua, and up to this point we have seen where Joshua has been chosen to replace Moses, and then in chapter 2 we see how God chooses an unexpected person, someone that society said had no value, to be an important and essential component, not only of the victory that the people of Israel would have over the battle of Jericho, but later this person would become someone who would give way to the most important story of redemption in the history of humanity, to Jesus Christ himself. If you missed it, you can watch the previous videos, but today we are going to continue with the story and we see that in chapter 3 the group or the people of Israel are faced with a great challenge. They have to cross a river, a river that at that time of the year was in a very flooded stage, there was a lot of water flow and it was dangerous to cross. However, God promises Joshua that he would cross the river, and it is very interesting, it says in verse 7 that then God tells Joshua that from that day he will begin to enlarge it before the eyes of all of Israel, so that they understand that as he was with Moses, he will also be with him. So up to a certain point God does this for Joshua, but what does this mean for us in our lives? Well, as I was thinking about this story and I see that they cross the Jordan River and they cross near Jericho, it reminds me that Jesus is also baptized in the Jordan near Jericho. And we also see how Jesus crosses the Jordan near Jericho also on his way to Calvary during the last week of his life. And when I started studying I found that all these events occur within the same region, perhaps a region between 5 to 10 miles, where the people of Israel cross, Jesus crosses, Jesus is baptized. And I started to think a little about the connection between these stories. The people of Israel were on their way to having a victory in Jericho and later on to be able to claim the promised land, the land that God had promised so that in that land the God of the universe would be exalted. But if we study the story from that time of Joshua until today, we have seen how the people of Israel failed and continued to fail in exalting God. And we see how they go through many difficulties. And it would not be until the moment that Jesus would arrive, that Jesus would follow very similar steps to those of Joshua. However, this time he did not have the interest of capturing a city, he had the interest of capturing our hearts to rescue us from the oppression of sin and evil in our lives. And I believe that God has the same desire that he had at that time, he has it today for you and for me. In the same way that God helps to break down later on in this story the walls of Jericho, God is interested in breaking down the walls of your heart. God has the desire to enter and bring us a rescue and free us from all these things that affect us, that impact us, specifically those things about our past. Jesus wants to restore our hearts and that is the invitation we have today. That we trust that there is no impossible event for God, that in fact maybe you feel that the most impossible thing is that a God full of love and full of power, of desires, of good things for us, has the intention or even has the ability to forgive us our past that is full of sins and decisions. Bad or adverse decisions for us and for other people. However, for God there is nothing impossible and in the same way that at that time he freed the same people of Israel from much of their oppression or that allowed him to create a dry path so that they could happen where he was going forward, he can and wants to do the same today. So today the invitation is to trust in faith that if God wants to do something, we must trust fully in him because he can do it. Maybe he wants to take you to a new place, maybe he just wants to go deeper into your heart. Tell him yes. Take the step of faith, that today we know that not only does he want something beneficial physically for us, but that through Jesus we have already been rescued so that we can have access to him for the rest of eternity. And that is good news. So walk with faith and we will see you tomorrow.

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