Reflection VS static stuff

Recently I've been restructuring a Java code of mines trying to eliminate, wherever possible, static stuff (variables and methods) and replace it with a better coding. I also moved my first steps in the Reflection framework, and noticed that it allows me to do some things¹ that, at first, I could only achieve with static things (or, perhaps, it's how I see it). But, while I've been reading that the use static stuff isn't too much recommended, it seems not to be the same with Reflection.

So, I'm asking: is it a licit (to be read: recommended) use of Reflection the invocation of a class method by java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke() in replace of a static method call like CustomClass.customMethod() to retrieve a value from that method?

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¹ like dinamically accessing to classes content