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Kencan Dengan Tuhan - Senin, 5 Mei 2025Bacaan: "Tak seorang pun dapat mengabdi kepada dua tuan. Karena jika demikian, ia akan membenci yang seorang dan mengasihi yang lain, atau ia akan setia kepada yang seorang dan tidak mengindahkan yang lain. Kamu tidak dapat mengabdi kepada Allah dan kepada Mamon." (Matius 6:24)Renungan:  Suatu kali ada seorang anak laki-laki yang sedang bermain-main dengan sebuah vas bunga yang sangat mahal. Anak ini memasukkan tangannya ke dalam vas itu, tetapi ia tak bisa menariknya keluar. Ayahnya berusaha keras menolongnya, tetapi semua usahanya sia-sia. Keduanya murung karena tidak rela memecahkan vas yang indah itu. Lalu sang ayah menarik nafas dan berkata, "Sekarang anakku, kita coba sekali lagi. Buka tanganmu, dan luruskan jari-jarimu seperti yang Ayah lakukan, lalu tarik." Yang mengejutkan adalah si anak menjawab, "Tidak, Ayah. Saya tidak mungkin meluruskan jari-jari saya seperti itu. Jika saya melakukannya, saya akan menjatuhkan koin saya! Dan saya tidak mau hal itu terjadi."      Seperti anak kecil tersebut, kebanyakan dari kita sering bertindak seperti itu. Kita begitu sibuk memegangi recehan yang tak berharga sehingga kita tidak dapat menerima kebebasan. Terkadang kehidupan dalam dosa dianggap sebagai sesuatu harta yang sebenarnya telah membutakan mata rohani kita. Padahal sebagai orang percaya yang telah hidup di dalam Kristus, kita telah dimerdekakan dari segala bentuk kutuk dosa. Namun yang menjadi kesulitannya adalah kita tidak rela melepaskan sesuatu yang kita anggap berharga dan lebih memilih hidup dalam kesesakan karena ikatan dosa yang memberikan kenikmatan sesaat. Adalah hal yang sulit jika kita harus rela melepaskan prinsip duniawi dan sesuatu yang telah menjadi pegangan atas hal-hal yang kita sukai dan kita anggap berharga dalam kungkungan dosa. Tetapi bukan berarti itu tidak bisa. Yesus berkata bahwa kuasa dalam diri kita yang kita terima dari Tuhan itulah yang memampukan kita untuk melepaskannya sehingga kita bebas dari belenggu dosa. Kemerdekaan sejati akan menjadi milik kita jika kita berani melepaskan genggaman yang tidak berharga di mata Tuhan.      Hal yang sama pernah dialami oleh perempuan Samaria yang mengalami perjumpaan dengan Yesus. Setelah berjumpa dengan Yesus ia melepaskan prinsip hidup dan semua genggaman masa lalunya dan melangkah dengan hidup baru yang Tuhan karuniakan. Yang lebih luar biasa ia menjadi pewarta Injil bagi orang-orang di sekitarnya. Begitulah kehidupan kita bisa menjadi lebih baik jika kita menyerahkan bejana hidup kita ke tangan Tuhan, dengan cara melepaskan genggaman yang kita anggap berharga namun tidak sesuai dengan pandangan Tuhan lalu menjalani kehidupan yang benar dalam ikatan kasih kepada Tuhan. Tuhan Yesus memberkati.Doa:Tuhan Yesus, mampukan aku melepaskan segala genggaman dosa dan prinsip hidup lama yang tak berkenan di mata-Mu sehingga aku dapat mengalami kemerdekaan sejati. Amin. (Dod).

Khotbah MDC Surabaya satelit Graha Pemulihan:Hari ini kita kembali diingatkan tentang siapa Mamon, yang berbicara tentang uang ataupun harta benda, dan itu semua hanyalah sekadar alat, bukan tuan atas hidup kita. Bagaimana caranya agar tidak mengabdi pada Mamon, tetapi kepada Tuhan?“Tetapi carilah dahulu Kerajaan Allah dan kebenarannya, maka semuanya itu akan ditambahkan kepadamu.” (Matius 6:33).Kalau kita mau bebas dari rasa kuatir, carilah dahulu Kerajaan Allah dan kebenarannya, layanilah Dia dengan segenap hati. Perbesar cara berpikir dan milikilah iman yang teguh pada Tuhan Yesus. Melalui semuanya itu kita tidak hanya bebas dari rasa kuatir saja, tetapi kita akan belajar kalau kita melayani Tuhan yang limitless / tidak terbatas, maka kita juga memiliki limitless resources / sumber daya tak terbatas. Semua hanya untuk kemuliaan-Nya. Amin!—Pdt. Jeffrey Rachmat, Dua Tuan.

1 - Mijere an39;i Jesosy 2 - Isaia toko faha efatra ambiny dimapolo 3 - Aza ho mamon-divay, fiz faharoa 4 - ny fanamarinana @ finoana, fiz voalohany 5 - Ireo fitsipika vitsy momba ny faminaniana

1 - Mijere an39;i Jesosy 2 - Isaia toko faha efatra ambiny dimapolo 3 - Aza ho mamon-divay, fiz faharoa 4 - ny fanamarinana @ finoana, fiz voalohany 5 - Ireo fitsipika vitsy momba ny faminaniana

1 - Ahoana ny fiatrehanao ny olana mahazo anao 2 - Isaia toko faha telo ambiny dimapolo 3 - Aza ho mamon-divay 4 -Ny batisa fiz faharoa 5 - Ny fitiavana no fahatanterahan`ny lalana

1 - Ahoana ny fiatrehanao ny olana mahazo anao 2 - Isaia toko faha telo ambiny dimapolo 3 - Aza ho mamon-divay 4 -Ny batisa fiz faharoa 5 - Ny fitiavana no fahatanterahan`ny lalana

Diálogos à luz do Evangelho e da Doutrina Espírita.Reflexões sobre o tema "A RIQUEZA REAL", com base NO CAP. 11 do livro: CEIFA DE LUZ, de Emmanuel, psicografia de Francisco Cândido Xavier.BIBLIOGRAFIA:- Livro: Ceifa de Luz - Emmanuel, psicografia de Francisco Cândido Xavier, cap. 11 – “A Riqueza Real” - disponível em: https://bibliadocaminho.com/ocaminho/TX/Cel/Cel11.htm- Livro: O Livro dos Espíritos - Allan Kardec - Terceira Parte - Das Leis Morais - Cap. IX - Da Lei de Igualdade - Questões 814 a 816 - disponível em: https://bibliadocaminho.com/ocaminho/TKP/Lde/LdeP3C09.htm#Q814a816- Livro: O Evangelho Segundo o Espiritismo - Allan Kardec, capítulo 16 - Não se pode servir a Deus e a Mamon- itens 7 - Utilidade providencial da riqueza - disponível em: https://bibliadocaminho.com/ocaminho/TKP/Ev/Ev16.htm#It7- Livro: Vida Feliz - Joana de Angelis - cap. 51 - psicografia de Divaldo P. Franco - disponível em: http://larbomrepouso.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/DIVALDO-P-FRANCO-VIDA-FELIZ.pdf- Livro: Fonte Viva - Emmanuel - lição 23 - Ante o Sublime - Emmanuel - psicografia de Francisco C. Xavier - disponível em: https://bibliadocaminho.com/ocaminho/TX/Fv/Fv23.htm- Livro: Livro de Respostas - Emmanuel - lição 8 - O Que Valor - Emmanuel - psicografia de Francisco C. Xavier - disponível em: https://bibliadocaminho.com/ocaminho/TX/Ldr/Ldr08.htm- Livro: Servidores no Além - Autores Diversos - lição 5 - Questão de Valor - Emmanuel - psicografia de Francisco C. Xavier - disponível em: https://bibliadocaminho.com/ocaminho/TX/Sna/Sna05.htm- Livro: Correio Fraterno - Autores Diversos - lição 5 - Enriquece-te Sempre - Emmanuel - psicografia de Francisco C. Xavier - disponível em: https://bibliadocaminho.com/ocaminho/TX/Cf/Cf05.htm- Livro: Pão Nosso - Emmanuel - lição 56 - Êxitos e Insucessos - Emmanuel - psicografia de Francisco C. Xavier - disponível em: https://bibliadocaminho.com/ocaminho/TX/Pn/Pn56.htm

Episódio de número 253 da palestra virtual da Reunião de Estudos do Evangelho do Grupo Espírita "Irmão Áureo" - 01/02/2025 Reflexões sobre o tema "A RIQUEZA REAL", com base NO CAP. 11 do livro: CEIFA DE LUZ, de Emmanuel, psicografia de Francisco Cândido Xavier. BIBLIOGRAFIA: - Livro: Ceifa de Luz - Emmanuel, psicografia de Francisco Cândido Xavier, cap. 11 – “A Riqueza Real” - disponível em: https://bibliadocaminho.com/ocaminho/TX/Cel/Cel11.htm - Livro: O Livro dos Espíritos - Allan Kardec - Terceira Parte - Das Leis Morais - Cap. IX - Da Lei de Igualdade - Questões 814 a 816 - disponível em: https://bibliadocaminho.com/ocaminho/TKP/Lde/LdeP3C09.htm#Q814a816 - Livro: O Evangelho Segundo o Espiritismo - Allan Kardec, capítulo 16 - Não se pode servir a Deus e a Mamon- itens 7 - Utilidade providencial da riqueza - disponível em: https://bibliadocaminho.com/ocaminho/TKP/Ev/Ev16.htm#It7 - Livro: Vida Feliz - Joana de Angelis - cap. 51 - psicografia de Divaldo P. Franco - disponível em: http://larbomrepouso.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/DIVALDO-P-FRANCO-VIDA-FELIZ.pdf - Livro: Fonte Viva - Emmanuel - lição 23 - Ante o Sublime - Emmanuel - psicografia de Francisco C. Xavier - disponível em: https://bibliadocaminho.com/ocaminho/TX/Fv/Fv23.htm - Livro: Livro de Respostas - Emmanuel - lição 8 - O Que Valor - Emmanuel - psicografia de Francisco C. Xavier - disponível em: https://bibliadocaminho.com/ocaminho/TX/Ldr/Ldr08.htm - Livro: Servidores no Além - Autores Diversos - lição 5 - Questão de Valor - Emmanuel - psicografia de Francisco C. Xavier - disponível em: https://bibliadocaminho.com/ocaminho/TX/Sna/Sna05.htm - Livro: Correio Fraterno - Autores Diversos - lição 5 - Enriquece-te Sempre - Emmanuel - psicografia de Francisco C. Xavier - disponível em: https://bibliadocaminho.com/ocaminho/TX/Cf/Cf05.htm - Livro: Pão Nosso - Emmanuel - lição 56 - Êxitos e Insucessos - Emmanuel - psicografia de Francisco C. Xavier - disponível em: https://bibliadocaminho.com/ocaminho/TX/Pn/Pn56.htm Poesia Final: Riqueza Mais Alta - Maria Dolores - do livro: Alma e Vida — Maria Dolores — psicografia de F. C. Xavier - disponível em: https://bibliadocaminho.com/ocaminho/TX/Aev/Aev17.htm

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We're not supposed to be lovers of money, and we are supposed to be generous. Oftentimes, this is where teaching on what financial stewardship means for citizens of the Kingdom. But, as Benjamin Chua talks through this week, Jesus has much more in mind in Luke 16. Jesus says people of the Kingdom can't serve God and Mamon. If Jesus was simply saying we can't be lovers of both God and money, He'd have said that plainly. Instead, He intentionally used the word Mamon, because Mamon was understood by Jesus' original audience as a "power" or "force." In other words, when we serve Mamon, we participate in idolatry. And, every day we uncritically participate in the Western financial system, we participate in and prop up a structure that trusts and idol to meet our financial needs. So, what does this mean for us as people of the Kingdom? What does it mean for how we think about our financial resource or even our 401K? We cannot serve both God and Mamon.

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Man… being in this kitchen cooking for y'all is a pleasure and honor. Sometimes I wish I could release episodes like right there and then but all good things come with time and at the right time. “Here we go again” is a quote from Julian Sanchez aka “El Gordo Mamon” who is our guest for this weeks episode. He is an amazing human, who has shown me the power of belief and steps of faith. My man Julian is pushing for his goals and dreams. He had a secure job and steady income… never the less, it was not his calling. Comedy, laughs, and smiles are what sets him off and finds purpose. Please do me a great favor and show him some love! Comment, share, ask question, all of the above. El Gordo Mamon shares the importance of having his family first (wife and 4 children) and yet still finding the time to chase after his dreams. Julian shared about his childhood, his upbringing and the love and respect he has for his parents and loved ones. I don't want to give it to away, but his story of not allowing fear to hold him back inspired me. As the season continues fam and froends…. I'm cooking great content, good episodes with celebrities, artist, self made bosses, entrepreneurs, which all have shown me… we are all the same. We all have the ability and opportunity. I have been very humbled and empowered by these great guest. I pray you also learn, grow and develop. Healing is very important for a greater leap to our full potential. The MAC Effect was created to help you achieve you optimal peak, to challenge chore beliefs, and reach goals that you didn't think you would or maybe have even died. Not today guys! We fight for ourselves whether we feel like it or not… why? Because its not your fault… its never been your fault… you are ENOUGH! Amen! #Themaceffect #maceffect #mac #mikecampos6 #god #love #hope #faith #joy #question #awakening #understanding #building #fundamentals #ihaveaquestion #iwanttolearn #growing #growingpains #letsgetitright #nottoday #nottodaysatan #jesuschrist #inJesusname #lovealwayswins #peace #letsgetit #testing #learning #process #developing #maturing #fatherhood #motherhood #husband #wife #partnership #equals #tildeath #god #processing #process #guest #podcast #shorts #growth

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In this episode, Rabbi Tzvi Benoff explores the concept of Ona'as Mamon, a Jewish law regulating fair business practices and economic conduct. With a focus on Responsa Shevet HeLevi (O.C. 4:1), he delves into the nuances of this principle, discussing various approaches to its interpretation and application in contemporary economic life.

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The Ben Ish Hai (Rabbi Yosef Haim of Baghdad, 1833-1909), in Parashat Ki-Tese (12), discusses a number of prohibitions regarding the way one speaks to others. First, he addresses the prohibition of "Genebat Da'at" (literally, "stealing one's mind"), or misleading another person. The Torah forbids misleading another person even if the misleading information will not cause a financial loss, but will leave the other person feeling indebted. The Ben Ish Hai gives the example of an extending an invitation to one's fellow knowing full well that he has already made plans to eat somewhere else. If a person knows that his friend is eating Friday night dinner with his parents, for example, it would be forbidden to extend to him an invitation so that he would feel a debt of gratitude. Similarly, the Ben Ish Hai writes, if a person knows that his friend is observing a fast, such as on Ereb Rosh Hodesh, he may not offer him food or a drink, misleading the person into thinking that he is sincerely making a genersou offer. The Ben Ish Hai adds, however, that this prohibition applies only if one extends the invitation in a persistent manner. Simply stating one's desire that his fellow join him for a meal is often done as a common, salutary greeting, much like saying, "Good morning" or "How are you." People will often say, "Why don't you come by?" as a friendly greeting, and not necessarily as a sincere invitation. The Ben Ish Hai writes that one may extend a perfunctory invitation such as this even if he knows that the other person cannot join him, since the "invitation" is stated simply as a friendly greeting. The prohibition of "Genebat Da'at" applies only if one asks persistently that the other person join him, knowing full well that he had already made other plans. The other prohibition addressed by the Ben Ish Hai in this context is that of "Ona'at Debarim," or verbal abuse. He writes that just as the Torah forbids "Ona'at Mamon," cheating other people by overcharging for merchandise, it similarly forbids causing a person pain through words. In fact, he adds, causing a person harm with words is a more grievous sin than overcharging, since the latter can be rectified by returning the money. Words, however, cannot be retrieved once they are spoken, and the harm they cause cannot be undone. Moreover, causing harm through words hurts a person directly, as opposed to "Ona'at Mamom," which affects only his finances. For this reason, insulting one's fellow is considered a more severe Torah violation than cheating him financially. The Ben Ish Hai notes that "Ona'at Debarim" is not confined to berating and shouting explicit insults at one's fellow. It includes any speech that causes one's fellow distress, including calling him by a nickname to embarrass him. The Ben Ish Hai emphasizes that even if a person has grown accustomed to a certain nickname and is no longer ashamed by it, one who calls him by that name for the purpose of embarrassing him transgresses the Torah prohibition of "Ona'at Debarim." Summary: It is forbidden to mislead another person, even if there is no financial loss entailed. For example, if a person knows that his friend had already made plans for lunch, he may not persistently request that he join him for lunch, since this request is insincere. It is, however, permissible to extend a brief invitation as a courtesy or as part of a friendly greeting. It is strictly forbidden to say something insulting to one's fellow, and this is a more grievous sin than cheating one's fellow financially.