Nuestro primer episodio completo de The Holy Espresso en español. ☕

Este episodio comienza de una forma muy personal. Richard admite que se siente nervioso grabando un episodio completo en español, especialmente al hablar de temas bíblicos y teológicos. Pedro aprovecha ese momento para hablar sobre la ansiedad, la inseguridad y por qué nuestra confianza no debe descansar en hacerlo todo perfectamente.

También reaccionamos en vivo a la historia de un joven en redes sociales que comenzó desde una posición teísta y terminó acercándose a la fe en Dios. Pedro comparte su reacción y conversamos sobre lo que sucede cuando una persona empieza a cuestionar seriamente lo que cree.

Después entramos en el tema principal:

¿Puede un cristiano verdaderamente salvo, puede perder su salvación?

Es una de las preguntas más debatidas dentro del cristianismo.

Por un lado, encontramos pasajes que contienen fuertes advertencias sobre apartarse de la fe, caer, perseverar y permanecer en Cristo.

Por otro lado, encontramos textos que hablan de seguridad eterna, del sello del Espíritu Santo, de la preservación de los creyentes y de una salvación que Dios mismo lleva hasta el final.

En este episodio examinamos ambos lados de la conversación y tratamos de responder preguntas como:

• ¿Qué significa realmente la apostasía?
• ¿A quiénes se dirige Hebreos 6?
• ¿Puede alguien abandonar voluntariamente la fe?
• ¿Qué significa que nadie puede arrebatar las ovejas de la mano de Cristo?
• ¿Qué papel tiene la perseverancia en la vida cristiana?
• ¿Cómo entendemos las advertencias bíblicas sin negar las promesas de seguridad?
• ¿La salvación depende finalmente del creyente o de la fidelidad de Dios?

Pasajes principales

Hebreos 6:4–6 Hebreos 10:26–29 Hebreos 10:38–39 2 Pedro 2:20–22 Juan 15:1–6 Mateo 24:13 Gálatas 5:4 Colosenses 1:22–23 Romanos 11:20–22 1 Timoteo 4:1 2 Timoteo 2:12

Y también:

Juan 3:16 Juan 5:24 Juan 6:37–40 Juan 10:27–30 Romanos 8:29–39 Efesios 1:13–14 Efesios 2:8–9 Efesios 4:30 Filipenses 1:6 Hebreos 7:25 Hebreos 10:14 1 Pedro 1:3–5 1 Juan 2:19 1 Juan 5:11–13 Judas 24–25

No queremos simplemente defender una tradición o repetir una frase conocida. Queremos abrir la Biblia, examinar los textos en su contexto y dejar que las Escrituras dirijan la conversación.

The Holy Espresso Podcast ☕ Dos cubanos hablando de fe, cultura, preguntas difíciles y el Evangelio de Jesucristo.

In this episode of The Holy Espresso, Richard and Pastor Pedro walk through the final hours of Jesus Christ and explore what was happening physically, spiritually, and prophetically as He approached His death.

We discuss Jesus’ agony in Gethsemane, His prayer for the cup to pass, the meaning behind His cry of “Why have you forsaken me?”, the connection to Psalm 22, the tearing of the temple curtain, and what Jesus meant when He declared, “It is finished.”

We also take a closer look at the two thieves crucified beside Jesus. Why did one reject Him while the other believed? What can the thief on the cross teach us about grace, repentance, faith, and salvation? And what did Jesus mean when He promised, “Today you will be with me in paradise”?

From Gethsemane to Calvary, this conversation points us back to the heart of the Gospel: what Christ accomplished for us on the cross.

☕ Grab your espresso and join the conversation.

In this episode:

• Jesus’ agony in Gethsemane
• Did Jesus really sweat blood?
• “Let this cup pass from me”
• “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”
• Jesus and Psalm 22
• “It is finished”
• Why the temple curtain was torn
• The two thieves on the cross
• Can someone be saved at the end of their life?
• “Today you will be with me in paradise”
• Salvation by grace through faith
• Jesus Christ as our High Priest and mediator

The Holy Espresso ☕ Two Cuban bros who love Christ, drink good espresso, and talk about Scripture, culture, and today's conversations through the lens of the Gospel.

☕ The Holy Espresso Podcast | The Road to the Cross

As Jesus’ earthly ministry draws to a close, every word, every act, and every step begins pointing toward the cross.

In The Road to the Cross, we journey through the final days and teachings of Jesus, exploring the moments that reveal His humility, His love for His disciples, the fulfillment of Scripture, and God’s redemptive plan.

We begin with Jesus’ powerful declaration, “I am the vine,” and discuss what it means to abide in Christ. From there, we follow Jesus into Jerusalem during the Triumphal Entry, as the crowds cry, “Hosanna!” and welcome Him as King.

We then enter the intimacy of the Last Supper, where Jesus gives new meaning to the bread and the cup, washes His disciples’ feet in an extraordinary demonstration of servant leadership, and warns Peter about the failure that is coming—while assuring him that He has already prayed for him.

But as the cross draws closer, the story becomes even more intense.

We examine the betrayal of Judas Iscariot and ask one of the most difficult theological questions surrounding his story:

Was Judas predestined to betray Jesus—or did he have a choice?

We explore Psalm 41:9 and John 13, considering biblical prophecy, God's sovereignty, human responsibility, and the mystery surrounding Judas' actions.

Then Jesus gives His disciples an incredible promise.

🕊️ The Helper is coming.

Jesus tells them that He will not leave them alone. We discuss the identity and ministry of the Holy Spirit—the Helper, the Parakletos—and what His presence means for believers today.

Finally, we turn to John 17 and Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer, one of the most extraordinary prayers recorded in Scripture. With the cross approaching, Jesus prays for His disciples—and for those who would later believe through their testimony.

Through all of these moments, one truth becomes increasingly clear:

The cross was not an accident. Jesus knew where He was going, and He willingly continued toward Calvary to accomplish the work of redemption.

Whether you've followed Christ for years or you're simply trying to understand who Jesus is, we invite you to grab an espresso ☕, open your Bible 📖, and join the conversation.

📖 Key Passages

John 13 • John 15 • John 17 • Psalm 41:9 • The Triumphal Entry • The Last Supper

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