Brisk Spanish Bible teaching, verse by verse.
Semilla Podcast is a Spanish Bible study show built around sustained exposition, prayer, and close attention to the text. Recent episodes move through Jeremiah and Acts with a steady focus on judgment, restoration, the spread of the gospel, and faith beyond ethnic or religious boundaries.
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Semilla Podcast is built around sustained Spanish Bible exposition. It favors momentum, clarity, and repetition over polish for its own sake. Episodes often begin simply: a Bible passage is opened, the section is located within the book, and prayer frames the study as more than analysis. From there, the teaching moves quickly through the text. Recent installments work through Jeremiah and Acts, with attention to both setting and present spiritual consequence. Jeremiah episodes emphasize exile, judgment, idolatry, pride, the fall of Jerusalem, and the unsettling question of whether God’s warnings will be heard. They also return to restoration. Even when the scene is grave, the teaching looks for the promise that God can save from far away and restore those who have wandered. Acts episodes carry a different but related energy. The early church is shown moving outward from Jerusalem into Judea, Samaria, and gentile territory, often through pressure, persecution, and surprising encounters. Pedro’s meeting with Cornelio becomes a way to speak about God’s grace crossing national boundaries. Pablo and Bernabé’s preaching becomes a way to show the Old Testament story centered on Jesus. Esteban’s death, Saulo’s violence, Felipe’s meeting with the eunuco, and the role of the Holy Spirit all serve the same larger argument: the gospel advances through people, suffering, witness, and divine initiative. The show’s style is direct. It asks questions, answers them, circles back, and sharpens the same point until the listener can follow the logic. It is not detached scholarship, though it uses context and structure. It is teaching aimed at understanding, repentance, trust, and action. The speaker is comfortable with colloquial turns, but the center remains the biblical passage. Semilla Podcast is especially useful for Spanish-speaking listeners who want to follow whole sections of Scripture rather than isolated themes. It rewards attention. It also gives enough recap and practical framing to keep a fast-moving study from becoming opaque.
Made for: For Spanish-speaking Christians who want structured Bible study with theological continuity, application, and attention to whole passages. It also suits listeners following Jeremiah, Acts, or through-the-Bible teaching at a steady pace.
What sets it apart: Semilla Podcast combines fast movement through passages with repeated recaps that keep the argument clear. Its strength is connecting context, biblical theology, and practical exhortation without drifting far from the text.
Conferencias verso a verso para tu crecimiento espiritual. Estudios bíblicos para conocer todo el consejo de Dios. Pastor Fermín IV
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Pastor Fermin IV connects close biblical reading with historical context, theological continuity, and direct spiritual application.
Semilla Podcast follows Pastor Fermin IV through sustained, Spanish-language teaching anchored closely to biblical passages. Studies in Acts and Jeremiah move chapter by chapter, pausing to establish narrative context, trace connections elsewhere in scripture, and carry the text…
Missed yesterday's Bible reading? Fermin IV says start with today's, then opens Hechos 7-9.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Una lectura de Jeremias donde el juicio a las naciones se cruza con una promesa de salvacion y restauracion.
Jeremias 46-48 inicia una seccion marcada por la palabra de Jehova contra las naciones, y el episodio la lee desde una pregunta de fondo: que ocurre cuando el juicio alcanza tambien a Jerusalen y al templo. En ese marco, la promesa "No temas.
A brisk Acts study on Israel's story, Jesus, and the widening reach of grace.
This PlayNext review follows Acts 13-15 with a steady focus on Paul and Barnabas in Antioch and the Gospel moving outward toward the Gentiles.
A clear walk from Eneas in Lida to the gospel reaching every nation.
This single-episode review follows a study that begins in Lida and widens toward the nations, keeping its focus on the question of what it means that God shows no partiality.
A clear Spanish study of Esteban, Saulo, and witness spreading through persecution.
Acts 7-9 comes across as a focused study of testimony under pressure. It begins with practical counsel to stay with the day's reading, then moves into Esteban's death, his prayer for those killing him, and the clear echo of Jesus in that moment.
Stephen's death frames a focused teaching on persecution, witness, and the Spirit's guidance.
This episode traces Acts 7-9 as a turn from public testimony into persecution, then outward witness beyond Jerusalem. It opens with practical counsel for anyone who has fallen behind, encouraging a return to the day's reading before moving into Stephen's sweeping account of…
A Spanish-language teaching in which Jeremiah's images of decay and judgment lead toward Jesus' cup of wrath.
Jeremias 13 presents Jeremiah's chapter as a chain of embodied warnings: a belt hidden near the Euphrates and later found rotten, jars breaking against one another, and a cup of wine used as an image of divine wrath.
A searching warning about temple confidence, self-deception, and obedience before God.
Jeremiah's temple sermon is framed as a sober study in religious self-deception, with Judah treating the Jerusalem temple like a protective charm while worship of other gods continues.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Lectura y comentario de Lucas capítulos 16-18, comenzando con la parábola del mayordomo infiel.
Pastor Fermín IV continues the Semilla Podcast's study of Jeremiah, focusing on chapter 13.
Este episodio introduce el capítulo 30 de Jeremías, iniciando el 'libro de la consolación' con promesas de restauración tras el juicio y el exilio.
Lectura y comentario de Lucas 16-18, comenzando con la parábola del mayordomo infiel.
Un estudio bíblico del capítulo 20 de Jeremías, donde el profeta enfrenta persecución y anuncia juicio inminente sobre Judá.
Estudio bíblico sobre Jeremías 36 y 45, donde se narra cómo Jeremías dicta sus profecías a Baruc y el rey Joacim rechaza la palabra de Dios.
Pastor Fermín IV continues a series in Jeremiah, examining chapters 8:4-9:6 where God confronts Judah's perpetual rebellion and embrace of deception.
Este episodio recorre Jeremías 46-48 y mueve el foco del juicio sobre Judá al juicio sobre Egipto, Filistea y Moab.
Pablo confronts Bar Jesús, llamado Elimás, in Pafos before the proconsul Sergio Paulo, and the scene ends with the proconsul believing.
["Semilla Podcast recorre Hechos 9:32-12 y enlaza Lida, Jope, Cesarea y Antioqu\u00eda con la expansi\u00f3n del evangelio a los gentiles.", "Pedro sana a Eneas despu\u00e9s de ocho a\u00f1os paral\u00edtico en Lida, y el texto dice que los habitantes de Lida y Sar\u00f3n \"se convirtieron al Se\u00f1or\".", "La visi\u00f3n de Cornelio en Cesarea, el lienzo con animales y la frase \"Lo que Dios limpi\u00f3, no lo llames t\u00fa com\u00fan\" sostienen el giro central.", "El cierre incluye el Esp\u00edritu Santo cayendo sobre la casa de Cornelio, la primera vez que a los disc\u00edpulos se les llama cristianos en Antioqu\u00eda y la liberaci\u00f3n de Pedro de la c\u00e1rcel."]
Estudio bíblico del capítulo 44 de Jeremías, donde el profeta da su último mensaje al pueblo de Judá en Egipto, advirtiéndoles sobre las consecuencias de la idolatría.
Estudio bíblico del capítulo 44 de Jeremías, donde el profeta da su último mensaje al pueblo de Judá en Egipto, advirtiéndoles sobre las consecuencias de la idolatría.
Esteban, uno de los diáconos de la iglesia de Jerusalén, responde ante el concilio con una lectura de Abraham, José y Moisés, mientras lo acusan de hablar contra "este lugar santo" y la ley de Moisés.
Felipe le pregunta al etíope: "¿Entiendes lo que lees?" y luego le anuncia el evangelio de Jesús.