Efesios 4:11-13

Efesios 4:11-13 BLB

Él fue quien dio a unos la capacidad de ser apóstoles; a otros, la de ser profetas; a otros, la de ser evangelistas; y a otros, la de ser pastores y maestros. Hizo esto para que todos los que formamos la Iglesia, que es su cuerpo, estemos capacitados para servir y enseñar a los creyentes. Así llegaremos a estar todos unidos en la fe y en el conocimiento del Hijo de Dios, y seremos plenamente maduros y perfectos como corresponde a creyentes en Cristo.

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