The Divine Call vs Human Emotion

"For many are called, but few are chosen."

In an era where ecclesiastical titles are pursued with worldly vehemence and spiritual ambition dresses in garments of piety, THE DIVINE CALL VS. HUMAN EMOTION emerges as a vital voice. This book is not just another theological treatise; it is a hammer that breaks the rock of foolishness and a double-edged sword that discerns the true intentions of the heart.

Author Juan Carlos Farías Salazar uses the light of the Holy Spirit to draw a clear line between the Anointing that proceeds from the Most High and the Emotion injected by the imitator to adulterate the genuine calling. Through a profound biblical analysis, the reader will discover:

Divine Order as an Immutable Foundation: Understand why submission is the supreme law in the dwelling of God and how Lucifer's rebellion sought to corrupt that design.

Gifts vs. Ministries: A vital clarification on why operating in a spiritual gift—such as prophecy or wisdom—is not the same as holding a five-fold office. The author examines biblical cases like Saul, Solomon, and the daughters of Philip to illustrate this common error.

The Anatomy of Deception: How to identify the "Spirit of Emotion" that inflates the ego and seeks human admiration, versus the "Spirit of Anointing" that produces lasting fruit and humble servants.

The Validity of Ministries: A study on the foundational role of Apostles and Prophets, and the ongoing work of Evangelists, Pastors, and Teachers in equipping the local church.

The True Calling: A genuine calling is not sought but imposed. It does not flatter but confronts, and it does not seek titles but a life of perseverance until death.

This work is a radical invitation to repentance and the emptying of the "old man". It serves as a practical guide for leaders, ministerial candidates, and believers who desire to cleanse their spirit from ambition and pride to become truly "poor in spirit".

Are you willing to confront your own motivations? This book is the first step toward restoring God's order in your life and your congregation.