Podcasts about Sin

Fr. Mike explains the many parables we hear today in Matthew, including the return of the unclean spirit, and the danger of ornate souls. He emphasizes that when God sweeps the sin out of our souls, we must replace it with virtue, otherwise our souls remain empty without a relationship with God. Today's readings are Matthew 11-13 and Proverbs 19:5-8. For the complete reading plan, visit ascensionpress.com/bibleinayear. Please note: The Bible contains adult themes that may not be suitable for children - parental discretion is advised.

Estudio de Job - Lección 7¿Cómo se puede consolar a alguien que atraviesa un sufrimiento profundo? Comúnmente escuchamos acerca de lo terrible que fueron los amigos de Job en su consejo. Sin embargo, en este programa descubriremos qué fue lo que los amigos de Job hicieron bien. Conviértase en una muestra tangible del amor de Dios a través del ministerio de la presencia. Job 2:11-13

Enlace Capitulo #05 de Médico Capitalistahttps://podcasts.apple.com/es/podcast/m%C3%A9dico-capitalista/id1591657527?i=1000544142501El pódcast "Médico Capitalista", conducido por el doctor José Gregorio, analiza el concepto del Cuadrante del Flujo del Dinero propuesto por Robert Kiyosaki para guiar a los oyentes hacia la libertad financiera. El autor describe los cuatro perfiles económicos, dividiéndolos en el lado izquierdo (empleados y autoempleados) que intercambian tiempo por dinero, y el lado derecho (dueños de negocios e inversionistas) que utilizan sistemas y capital para generar riqueza. Se enfatiza que quienes pertenecen al sector derecho gozan de mayores beneficios fiscales y logran que sus activos trabajen de forma exponencial sin su presencia física. El texto resalta la importancia de la educación financiera y la asesoría contable profesional para minimizar el impacto de los impuestos. Finalmente, el médico motiva a su audiencia a evolucionar de cuadrante para alcanzar una estabilidad económica que no dependa exclusivamente del esfuerzo laboral directo.La relación entre los días que puedes sobrevivir sin un sueldo y la realidad del empleado se explica a través de los siguientes puntos clave según las fuentes:¿Cuántos días vivirías sin ingresos? (La verdadera definición de riqueza)En las fuentes se señala que la riqueza no se mide en dinero, sino en tiempo. Específicamente, se define como el número de días que puedes sobrevivir sin trabajar físicamente, manteniendo exactamente el mismo estilo de vida.- El cálculo: Si una persona necesita 2.000 euros mensuales para vivir y tiene 6.000 euros en ahorros, su riqueza es de 90 días (3 meses).- El principio: Como cita el autor a Robert Kiyosaki, "lo que importa no es cuánto ganas, sino cuánto dinero conservas y por cuánto tiempo trabaja ese dinero para ti". Si tus ingresos se detienen y no tienes activos que generen dinero por sí solos, tu riqueza se acaba exactamente en el momento en que se agotan tus ahorros.- La falsa "seguridad": La palabra favorita del empleado es "seguridad" (buscar un trabajo fijo, un sueldo a fin de mes, jubilación asegurada). Sin embargo, la deducción que no quieren asumir es que un empleo no es un activo (no se puede vender ni heredar) y no es seguro ni te asegurará la vida.- El riesgo del ingreso lineal: Los empleados intercambian directamente tiempo y esfuerzo por dinero. Si no trabajan o si la empresa recorte personal (como ocurrió en la pandemia), el ingreso cae inmediatamente a cero.- Vivir "de cheque en cheque": Debido a la falta de educación financiera, la mayoría de los empleados utiliza sus ingresos únicamente para cubrir gastos básicos, quedándoles poco o nada para invertir. Esto los deja atrapados viviendo al día, donde incluso los empleados bien pagados corren un riesgo enorme si la economía colapsa.- El costo de los impuestos antes de cobrar: Los empleados asumen que su mayor gasto es la hipoteca o el automóvil, cuando en realidad su mayor gasto son los impuestos (como el IRPF), los cuales se "evaporan" de la nómina antes de que puedan ver o disfrutar su dinero.

La familia debería ser la escuela del Amor y la sexualidad, pero a veces no logramos entender como aplicar los 4 reinos del corazón en nuestra familia. Sin embargo, podemos ir aprendiendo a como crear un ambiente que permita que en la familia realmente se experimente el amor real! Walter comparte su experiencia en el curso de Escuela del Amor y ofrece recomendaciones para que otros padres puedan escuchar mejor a sus hijos, abordar estos temas sin forzar la conversación y guiarlos con una visión centrada en Dios. Una conversación honesta y necesaria para padres que desean proteger a sus hijos, fortalecer el vínculo familiar y acompañarlos con amor y sabiduría.     Gracias por escuchar otro episodio del podcast de Una vida sin sombras, de High Noon en español!  

Un programa que quedará para la historia. Con todos losinconvenientes técnicos del mundo, el AIRE FRESCO de este17 de septiembre será aquel que por primera vez también seemitió en directo por 8 TV Benidorm, el nuevo proyectotelevisivo que este grupo de profesionales ha aceptado dirigir.Un programa en el que hemos podido disfrutar de hasta 8voces que en seis entrevistas distintas, nos han permitidodisfrutar de elenco de temas y eventos que van a producirseque quitan el hipo y presentan un evidente problema, esimposible acudir a todos ellos porque algunos incluso sesolapan en el tiempo.Hemos dado inicio, después de una extensa presentación coneditorial dedicada en exclusiva al gran problema nacional queterminará, con algo de suerte, llevándose por delante alpresidente Sánchez, con el actual presidente de JOVEMPA enla Marina Baja, Dioni Navarra, que este mismo viernes seconvertirá en el nuevo presidente provincial de los jóvenesempresarios. Le deseamos toda la suerte del mundo.El programa ha entrado en su fase de análisis de la actualidad,de la mano del Inspector Jefe de la Policía Nacional enValencia, Ricardo Ferris, convertido desde hace años, en elgran defensor de las causas que más daño hacen al Gobiernotraidor que nos ocupa a diario, después de haber superado unapersecución que no tiene nombre y haberlo ganado todo en lostribunales. Escuchar a Ricardo Ferris es un auténtico lujo paralos oyentes de LEO RADIO.Sin tiempo apenas de respirar, dos mujeres empresarias,Lourdes Picazo y Piedad Rodríguez, nos han presentado,además de su asociación recién creada, ATENEA, la primeraselección de conferencias que se ofrecerán en su nombre estemismo viernes en el Centro Social Llorca LLinares de Benidormde la mano de Cristina Ribes y la propia Piedad Rodríguez. Alas que han relevado en el micrófono otros dos conferenciantes,en este caso expertos en el mundo de la egiptología. José LuisNegro y Fran Lozano, ofrecen este viernes a las 19.30 h en laCasa de Cultura de Finestrat, la conferencia “Madres del Nilo”,para hablarnos del papel de la mujer en el antiguo Egipto.Con la simpática y singular Eva Pérez, gerente de la boutiqueEVSA, situada en la avenida de Madrid, en la misma playa deLevante de Benidorm, que ha venido a contarnos todos losdetalles de un negocio que emprendió hace casi cuatro años ydel que se siente plenamente satisfecha, hemos continuado,para ser Beatriz Albaladejo, neuropsicóloga de AFA MarinaBaixa, quien pusiera el broche al programa contándonos todo loque necesitamos saber a cerca del tratamiento de los enfermosy familiares de Alzheimer en la Marina Baja, justo cuandoestamos en la semana en la que se celebra su día mundial.

CheckoutThe God Centered Concept Academy Training Community to learn what growth in Christ isTUVU CommunitiesCheck out this link to view Kingdom Cross Roads on TV.https://jesussaid.tv/?affiliate=tswright_gccTo get a copy of our new book "Embracing the Truth" or to have TS Wright speak at your event or conference or if you simply want spiritual or life coaching or just a consultation visit:www.tswrightspeaks.comVisit our website to learn more about The God Centered Concept. The God Centered Concept is designed to bring real discipleship and spreading the Gospel to help spark the Great Harvest, a revival in this generation.www.godcenteredconcept.comKingdom Cross Roads Podcast is a part of The God Centered Concept.What happens when the person everyone assumes needs ministry becomes the one doing the ministering?Recorded at the Christian Product Expo (CPE) Summer 2026 in St. Charles, Missouri, TS Wright sits down with award-winning author Michael Dunn to discuss his faith journey and his book, His Name Was John Whitman: A Life Shared.Michael shares how his Christian upbringing, years of ministry involvement, and 24-year career as a New York police officer helped shape his understanding of faith, people, tragedy, and the transforming power of God's truth.At the center of Michael's novel is John Whitman, a homeless man who becomes the person sharing faith with those around him. Rather than portraying the homeless character simply as someone who needs to be evangelized, Michael turns the traditional narrative around: John becomes the evangelist.Through his encounters with Alan, a worldly businessman initially resistant to him, John's testimony and life begin breaking through barriers and ultimately point Alan toward faith in Christ.Michael describes the book as a fictional story carrying a very real message: the Gospel of Jesus Christ, the grace of God, and the responsibility of believers to take their faith outside the church walls.In this conversation, TS Wright and Michael discuss:Why evangelism must extend beyond the walls of the local churchThe difference between evangelism and discipleshipWhy Christians sometimes hesitate to share their faithHow personal testimony can open doors for the GospelMinistering to homeless and marginalized communitiesHow tragedy, loss, and addiction are addressed through the storyWhy sharing the Gospel does not have to be complicatedThe importance of planting spiritual seedsHelping new believers become discipled and spiritually strongThe Great Commission responsibility to evangelize and then disciple othersMichael also explains a practice he uses when giving the book to Christians: encouraging them not only to read it, but to give another copy to someone for whom they have been praying.The central message is simple but urgent:God loves us. Sin separates us from God. Jesus Christ became the bridge that we could never build ourselves. Salvation is God's free gift, but each person must personally receive Christ by faith.And once believers receive that message, we are called to share it.As TS Wright reminds listeners, evangelism does not require knowing everything. It begins with knowing Christ, sharing what He has done, and allowing God to use your testimony to reach someone else.ABOUT THE BOOKHis Name Was John Whitman: A Life Shared was released in 2025 after approximately ten years of development. Michael describes the short novel as a Gospel-centered story intended for readers ranging from teenagers to older adults, addressing themes including faith, homelessness, tragedy, addiction, loss, salvation, grace, and personal evangelism.CALL TO ACTIONWho in your life needs to hear the message of God's grace? Share this episode with them today. Then subscribe to Kingdom Cross Roads Podcast, leave a review, and help us take the Gospel beyond the walls of the church. Most importantly, ask God to show you one person with whom you can share your faith this week. Go forth in total surrender to the One who owns and reigns over all creation—and let a Great Harvest begin.KEYWORDS / TAGSMichael Dunn, His Name Was John Whitman, His Name Was John Whitman A Life Shared, Kingdom Cross Roads Podcast, TS Wright, Christian Product Expo, CPE Summer 2026, Christian Product Expo 2026, Christian author, Christian fiction, Christian books, Christian novel, Christian podcast, faith podcast, Gospel podcast, evangelism, personal evangelism, sharing your faith, sharing the Gospel, Gospel of Jesus Christ, salvation through Jesus Christ, grace of God, Christian discipleship, Great Commission, homeless ministry, homeless evangelism, faith testimony, Christian testimony, reaching the lost, ministry outside the church, evangelism outside the church, discipleship, born again, John 3:16, Gospel message, Christian encouragement, Great Harvest, God Center Concept Academy

https://wels2.blob.core.windows.net/daily-devotions/20260917dev.mp3 Listen to Devotion Then Peter came to Jesus and asked, “Lord, how many times shall I forgive my brother or sister who sins against me? Up to seven times?” Jesus answered, “I tell you, not seven times, but seventy-seven times.” Matthew 18:21-22 No Keeping Score Three strikes and you’re out. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. We all have limits for how often we will allow someone to offend us. We can understand and forgive one offense. Maybe even two. But if someone offends or hurts us three times? That’s it. So when Peter asked Jesus how many times he should forgive a brother who sins against him, he thought he was being generous by offering to forgive seven times. Jesus had just been teaching his disciples about forgiveness. Peter thought his question showed the lesson was sinking in. Jesus’ response showed Peter, and us, just how much we need to grow in our understanding of forgiveness. He turned Peter’s generous offer of seven into a fraction. “Not seven times, but seventy-seven times.” Jesus wasn’t giving Peter a bigger number to keep track of. Imagine getting to offense number seventy-eight and saying, “Finally! Now I don't have to forgive you.” Jesus’ point was the opposite: stop keeping score. That is hard. When someone hurts us repeatedly, we remember. We keep a mental record. We can recall what they said, what they did, and how many times they have done it. Eventually, we decide they have used up their supply of forgiveness. Thankfully, that isn’t how Jesus treats us. How many times have you committed the same sin? How many times have you lost your temper, spoken selfishly, entertained the same sinful thought, or failed to love someone? Yet you have never reached the limit of Jesus' mercy. He carried every one of those sins to the cross and paid for them completely. Jesus doesn’t stand over you with a tally sheet. He stands before you with nail-scarred hands and says, “You are forgiven.” Because his forgiveness has no limits, we don’t need to put limits on ours. We can put down the scorecard and forgive again. Prayer: Jesus, thank you for forgiving me again and again. Help me stop keeping score and freely forgive others as you have forgiven me. Amen. Daily Devotions is brought to you by WELS. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License. All Scripture quotations, unless otherwise indicated, are taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version®, NIV®. Copyright ©1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. ™ Used by permission of Zondervan. All rights reserved worldwide.

El acceso a la vivienda se consolida como el primer problema para los ciudadanos españoles en un contexto donde faltan 750.000 viviendas, según datos del Banco de España. Durante la emisión de 'Herrera en COPE', Jorge Bustos ha advertido de que, al ritmo actual, España necesitaría ocho años de construcción masiva para cubrir el déficit existente. Sin embargo, la construcción de vivienda ha caído más de un 40% en el último año, registrando el mayor descenso de la serie histórica, superior incluso al experimentado durante la pandemia.Desde una obra en plena actividad, Pilar Cisneros ha entrevistado a Pedro Fernández Alén, presidente de la Confederación Nacional de la Construcción (CNC), para analizar las causas de este parón edificatorio. Fernández Alén ha remarcado la brecha creciente del sector al recordar que "el último año se crearon 240.000 hogares, pero solo construimos 95.000 viviendas". En este sentido, ha insistido en que "tenemos una diferencia entre las necesidades ...

Food and water are essentials, and Pastor Al Dagel speaks of spiritual food and water in today's episode of Moments of Grace, from the 4th chapter of John.

Fr. Mike reads the Sermon on the Mount and explains how Jesus' teachings powerfully fulfill the old testament law, and identify the broken human heart as the source of our sinful actions. We learn that Jesus himself is the remedy to our sins, and that the secret to holiness is living in the perfect will of God. Today's readings are Matthew 5-7, and Proverbs 18:21-24. For the complete reading plan, visit ascensionpress.com/bibleinayear. Please note: The Bible contains adult themes that may not be suitable for children - parental discretion is advised.

Luke 8Andrew, Isack, and Edwin discuss lessons which impressed them from Luke 8.Read the written devo that goes along with this episode by clicking here.    Let us know what you are learning or any questions you have. Email us at TextTalk@ChristiansMeetHere.org.    Join the Facebook community and join the conversation by clicking here. We'd love to meet you. Be a guest among the Christians who meet on Livingston Avenue. Click here to find out more. Michael Eldridge sang all four parts of our theme song. Find more from him by clicking here.   Thanks for talking about the text with us today.________________________________________________If the hyperlinks do not work, copy the following addresses and paste them into the URL bar of your web browser: Daily Written Devo: https://readthebiblemakedisciples.wordpress.com/?p=26799The Christians Who Meet on Livingston Avenue: http://www.christiansmeethere.org/Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/TalkAboutTheTextFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/texttalkMichael Eldridge: https://acapeldridge.com/ 

Wines We're Drinking Jessica: 2023 Vino Blanco from Para Wines, a Latino owned winery in Oregon Damian: Be Free non-alcoholic rosé (Bevmo, under $10 a bottle) Jessica sits down with Damian Pelliccione, Hollywood's only openly non-binary CEO and co-founder of Revery, the first queer, certified minority owned and operated streaming media company. Damian breaks down what a drag king actually is, gives the inside scoop on King of Drag Season 2 premiering September 20th, and gets honest about building a media company from nothing with three co-founders from wildly different backgrounds. The conversation moves through coming out to an immigrant Italian family, the $1.7 trillion in LGBTQ+ spending power, the Target boycott, and watching ICE activity in his own East LA neighborhood. Pour a glass, this one covers a lot of ground. Content note: this episode includes discussion of immigration enforcement (ICE) and its impact on immigrant communities, plus anti-trans legislation and political attacks on the LGBTQ+ community. In This Episode We Cover [00:00] Intro, name pronunciation banter, and meet Damian Pelliccione [01:19] Wines We're Drinking: Be Free non-alcoholic rosé and the alcohol-free mixology boom [12:03] Pronouns, allyship, and holding space with intention [20:07] Chisme break: phone addiction, digital distraction, and choosing to unplug [28:26] What is a drag king? Breaking down the art form and the King of Drag origin story [42:16] Coming out to an immigrant family and building Revery from a hotel room idea [53:31] The hardest part of building a queer and POC owned company, and why diversity accelerates innovation [1:04:26] LGBTQ+ buying power, the Target boycott, and Latina Power chisme [1:11:08] Trans safety, the King of Drag national tour, and real allyship [1:17:17] ICE in his East LA neighborhood, fashion as protest, and where to watch King of Drag About Damian: Named one of Business Insider's top power player execs in video streaming, co-founder of Revry, GLAAD Media Award winner for Drag Latina, and a graduate of the Goldman Sachs Black and Latinx 2020 Accelerator Program. Connect with Damian Pelliccione Reverie: www.reverie.com King of Drag Season 2: premieres Sunday, September 20th on Reverie King of Drag National Tour: www.kingofdragtour.com Mic Drop podcast: streaming on Reverie Instagram: @damianmedia @kingofdragtv Connect with Wine & Chisme Website: www.thewineandchismepodcast.com Instagram: @thewineandchisme TikTok: @thewineandchisme Call us and tell us how we're doing (858) 304-0266 Sin prisa. Sin vergüenza. Con vino. #WineAndChisme #LatinaPodcast #NonBinaryCEO #KingOfDrag #Reverie #QueerOwnedBusiness #DragKing #LGBTQPodcast #LatineWine #AllyshipMatters

Sin leaves us guilty and defiled, but God's grace does more than just pardon us. He cleanses us, restores us, and gives us a new purpose. In Zechariah 3, Joshua the high priest stands before God covered in filthy garments while Satan accuses him. But instead of leaving Joshua in his guilt, God graciously removes his filthy garments and clothes him in clean garments. This powerful picture points us to the greater work of Jesus Christ, the promised Branch, who provides the cleansing and restoration we could never accomplish on our own. Grace doesn't merely rescue us from our past. Grace restores us to God's purpose.

It’s tempting to conform our image of God according to our preference and imagination. But when we see him for who he truly is, we’re moved to worship and obey. Pastor Mike Fabarez presents the final portion in a study called, Our Fight with Sin. Discover a practical form of worship.

https://wels2.blob.core.windows.net/daily-devotions/20260916dev.mp3 Listen to Devotion “You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good to accomplish what is now being done, the saving of many lives.” Genesis 50:20 God Meant It for Good Joseph didn’t call evil good. His brothers had betrayed him and sold him into slavery. Joseph described their actions honestly: “You intended to harm me.” But their evil intentions were not the only intentions at work. Joseph continued, “God intended it for good.” Through Joseph’s suffering, God placed him in Egypt. Through Joseph’s position in Egypt, God provided food during a severe famine. Through that food, God preserved Joseph’s family, including the family line through which the Savior would eventually come. The brothers intended harm. God accomplished salvation. That does not excuse what the brothers did. God did not approve of their sin. But their sin could not defeat his gracious plan. The same is true at the cross. Jesus’ enemies intended to silence him. Judas intended to betray him. Religious leaders intended to destroy him. Roman soldiers intended to execute him. Yet through their evil actions, God carried out his saving purpose. Jesus’ suffering became the means by which God rescued sinners. We cannot always see what God is accomplishing through the wrongs committed against us. We should not minimize evil or pretend that suffering is painless. But we can trust that evil never gets the final word. The God who turned Joseph's suffering into the saving of many lives turned Jesus’ death into the salvation of the world. He is still able to bend what others intend for harm toward his good and gracious purposes. Prayer: Lord God, when I cannot understand the evil and suffering around me, help me trust your saving wisdom and your gracious purposes in Christ. Amen. Daily Devotions is brought to you by WELS. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License. All Scripture quotations, unless otherwise indicated, are taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version®, NIV®. Copyright ©1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. ™ Used by permission of Zondervan. All rights reserved worldwide.

LESSON 259Let Me Remember That There Is No Sin.Sin is the only thought that makes the goal of God seem unattainable. What else could blind us to the obvious, and make the strange and the distorted seem more clear? What else but sin engenders our attacks? What else but sin could be the source of guilt, demanding punishment and suffering? And what but sin could be the source of fear, obscuring God's creation; giving love the attributes of fear and of attack?Father, I would not be insane today. I would not be afraid of love, nor seek for refuge in its opposite. For love can have no opposite. You are the Source of everything there is. And everything that is remains with You, and You with it.- Jesus Christ in ACIM

LESSON 259Let Me Remember That There Is No Sin.Sin is the only thought that makes the goal of God seem unattainable. What else could blind us to the obvious, and make the strange and the distorted seem more clear? What else but sin engenders our attacks? What else but sin could be the source of guilt, demanding punishment and suffering? And what but sin could be the source of fear, obscuring God's creation; giving love the attributes of fear and of attack?Father, I would not be insane today. I would not be afraid of love, nor seek for refuge in its opposite. For love can have no opposite. You are the Source of everything there is. And everything that is remains with You, and You with it.- Jesus Christ in ACIM

Welcome to another episode of Financial Revelations – The Sin of Retirement™ with David Szafranski! If you or your church are interested in serving on a future mission trip to the Amazon, visit www.nativosusa.org to learn more about opportunities to help provide clean water, build churches, and share the Gospel with remote communities. David is also available to speak to churches, businesses, and organizations about leadership, money management, and the relationship between faith and finances. To schedule a speaking engagement, contact Kory@epsf.com. David's book, The Sin of Retirement™, is available at www.sinofretirement.com, where you can also find official merchandise. The book is also available on Amazon and as an audiobook on Audible. The Fed Raises Rates Let's get to it: the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points today, bringing the federal funds target range to 3.75%–4.00%. The Fed said economic activity is expanding at a solid pace, while inflation remains elevated and uncertainty remains tied in part to geopolitical developments. David discusses why he didn't think the rate hike was necessary, arguing that much of the current inflation pressure is connected to the conflict involving Iran and higher energy prices. His view is that if the conflict ends and oil and gas prices decline, some of that inflation pressure could ease. Despite the rate increase, the market reaction has been relatively limited so far, and David takes a closer look at what the decision could mean for investors. What Exactly Is the Federal Funds Rate? So, what is the federal funds rate? It is the interest rate at which depository institutions lend balances to one another overnight. Changes in the federal funds rate can influence other short-term interest rates, financial conditions, and eventually broader economic activity. David explains why this rate matters to investors, borrowers, and the overall economy—and why understanding the Fed can help you better understand the financial markets. Have a financial question or would you like David and the team to review your portfolio? Email Kory@epsf.com. Follow David on X (formerly Twitter): @skibucks1. To learn more about the Amazon well-drilling project or support the mission, visit https://nativosusa.org. You can also visit https://www.gofundme.com and search "David Szafranski" to support ongoing mission efforts. Thank you for listening to Financial Revelations – The Sin of Retirement™ with David Szafranski!

This podcast explores The Fall into Sin, Genesis 3. 

Meditación zen —zen laico— de 13 minutos con Jorge Zentner: la práctica es todo lo contrario a una rutina.Es una meditación con silencios largos: busca un sitio donde nadie te interrumpa. No la escuches conduciendo.Cada vez que nos sentamos en zazen enterramos el pasado y nacemos al instante presente. Zazen nos da una mirada virgen, que no compara ni tiene referencias, que no se apoya en lo que ya sabe porque nada sabe.Ese espíritu del principiante no termina al levantarnos del cojín. Cepillarnos los dientes, ducharnos, trabajar o encontrarnos con quienes tenemos al lado pueden ser también experiencias nuevas.La rutina no está en repetir los mismos gestos: está en la mirada, y en creer que ya conocemos lo que tenemos delante. Heráclito decía que nunca entramos dos veces en el mismo río. Aunque hagamos cada día lo mismo, sentarnos en zazen nos recuerda que vivir es siempre volver a nacer.Jorge comparte cuatro meditaciones en directo cada semana, y un retiro un sábado al mes.MEDITACIONES POR ZOOM, con Jorge ZentnerLunes y miércoles a las 7.30. Martes y jueves a las 20.00, hora de España.Los enlaces de Zoom aparecen en el Canal de WhatsApp el ARTE de EXISTIR: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb89dKF3QxRtCxitIz0GSi no te va bien el horario, también puedes acceder al audio y meditar en diferido desde el grupo de MEDITACIÓN de WhatsApp: envía un mensaje al 630 38 29 56 pidiendo que te incluyan.Retiro de meditación un sábado al mes, de 9.30 a 19.30, presencial y por Zoom. Más información, en el Canal de WhatsApp el ARTE de EXISTIR.Si es la primera vez que te sientas a meditar, empieza por el episodio de introducción a la práctica de la meditación: cómo sentarse, qué hacer con las piernas, qué hacer con la respiración, etc. https://podcast.elartedeexistir.com/1099460/episodes/9834130-meditacion-guiada-como-empezar-a-meditarEsa misma introducción, por escrito: https://elartedeexistir.com/meditacionSigue el ARTE de EXISTIR, el podcast de Jorge Zentner, en:Web: https://elartedeexistir.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/elartedeexistirbcnYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/elARTEdeEXISTIRJorge Zentner es autor de «Cuando nos sentamos a meditar - Una práctica de zen laico» y de «Yo soy todo lo que no soy - Meditación y no dualidad en la vida cotidiana», los dos en Herder.Su página de autor: https://elartedeexistir.com/jorgezentner«Cuando nos sentamos a meditar»: https://www.amazon.es/dp/8425450608«Yo soy todo lo que no soy»: https://www.amazon.es/dp/842545252XCRÉDITOSParticipan en la realización de esta meditación:Dirección y presentación: Jorge ZentnerMúsica original: Antonio MazzeiProducción y realización: Ezequiel SalgueroTEXTO DE LA MEDITACIÓNLa práctica de zazen es todo lo contrario a una rutina. Cada vez que nos sentamos a meditar representa un nacimiento, porque es también una muerte.Sentarnos en zazen es enterrar el pasado y nacer al instante presente; es descubrir la vida por primera vez. Zazen nos aporta una mirada virgen, que no compara ni tiene referencias, que no se apoya en lo que ya sabe, porque nada sabe.Cada vez que nos sentamos en zazen, abrimos una ventana nueva hacia la vida. Es una ventana que nos da una perspectiva también nueva, para observar nuestro paisaje interior.Sentarnos cada día en zazen es como entrenarnos en el juego de morir y renacer momento a momento. Cultivamos, así, el espíritu del principiante, de quien no sabe.Naturalmente, la práctica no acaba en simplemente sentarse a meditar; la verdadera práctica es llevar esta actitud interna a nuestra vida cotidiana. Es decir, darnos cuenta de que, cada mañana, nos cepillamos los dientes por primera vez; nos duchamos por primera vez; vemos a las personas de nuestro entorno por primera vez; realizamos nuestro trabajo por primera vez. Cultivamos, así, el constante descubrimiento de la vida, lo cual implica, también, el constante descubrimiento de nosotros mismos, en lugar de tomarnos por un objeto conocido, repetitivo, mecánico.Vivir es todo lo contrario a una rutina, aunque hagamos cada día los mismos gestos, a la misma hora, en el mismo lugar. La rutina está en nuestra mirada, en nuestra actitud. La rutina deriva de creernos siempre la misma persona, construida a fuerza de acumular tiempo, experiencias, creencias, opiniones, preferencias.Heráclito decía que nunca entramos dos veces en el mismo río. Sin embargo, nosotros vivimos creyendo que ya conocemos a la persona con la que vivimos, ya conocemos a las personas con que trabajamos, creemos que ya conocemos nuestra casa, creemos que ya nos conocemos. Cada día, a la misma hora, con los mismos gestos, nos sentamos en zazen, en la misma postura, practicamos la novedad, descubrimos lo inédito, morimos y volvemos a nacer, cultivamos el espíritu del principiante, de quien no sabe y abre grandes los ojos para descubrir la vida por primera vez, para maravillarse con la novedad.Sentarnos en zazen es todo lo contrario a una rutina, porque vivir es todo lo contrario a una rutina.

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It is sin that kills, not the law. Opening Romans 7:7, Father Genard Lazar stands with Paul: Is the law sin? Far be it. The commandment does not produce evil — it makes sin known. What you did not recognize, the law names; and once named, you are accountable.A dumbbell is not bad because weak arms cannot lift it. The law had power to strengthen; man was weak in the flesh. Christ alone had the holiness to fulfill it. Paul points not to murder or adultery — outward acts — but to coveting, the hidden passion of the heart. The law exposes not only what we do, but the desires within.Without the law, sin was dead. When the commandment came, sin sprang to life and I died — Eden again. God said, Do not eat, for life, not to kill. He did not say, I will kill you. When you disobey, you separate yourself from the source of life. You are dead. Admission and confession are not enough. Pray for repentance. Come back. Eat His Body and drink His Blood. Live under the new law of the Spirit in Jesus Christ.Key takeaways:• The law is not sin — it reveals sin; man was evil, not the commandment• Coveting shows the law reaches the inward heart, not only outward acts• Sin kills by separating us from God; the commandment was given for life• Admit and confess, then repent — without return there is no forgivenessListen, share, and let the double-edged sword do its work in you today. Rate and review the podcast so more people encounter the living Word.

¿Qué imagen de la Virgen te da más devoción? ¿Por qué ha querido Dios que María tenga tantas advocaciones? Sin duda porque en Ella encuentran realidad todos los ideales. Busquemos incursionar en su Corazón, por ejemplo, cuando pensamos en sus dolores. Advertiremos la inseparabilidad entre el dolor y el amor. Y nuestra vida se meterá en caminos de desagravio.

"One drop of the precious blood of Jesus Christ can forgive all of that sin a hundred billion times over." Sin has no power in the face of God's love.

This episode of the Bible Explained podcast delves into the topic of husbands submitting to God in their marriage relationships: Husbands must live with their wives according to knowledge - in other words, "In an understanding way." Being a Christian husband means treating one's wife with respect, even if she is difficult, and not pulling away from her or trying to find someone else. The concept of the "weaker vessel" is explained, referring to the physical bodies of men and women, and how men should honor their wives in this regard. Sin immediately ruined the marriage relationship, but this will not be the case forever. Husbands and wives are joint heirs of the grace of life. Treating one's wife with disrespect can hinder one's own prayer life and relationship with God. Related Episode: Ephesians 5:21-33 - Love and Submission in Marriage (Part 2) After you're done with that, check out these websites: YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hnh-aqfg8rw Ko-Fi - https://ko-fi.com/p40ministries Website - https://www.p40ministries.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/p40ministries Contact - jenn@p40ministries.com Books - https://www.amazon.com/Jenn-Kokal/e/B095JCRNHY/ref=aufs_dp_fta_dsk Merch - https://www.p40ministries.com/shop YouVersion - https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/38267-out-of-the-mire-trusting-god-in-the-middle Check out LifeAudio for other faith-based podcasts on parenting, studying Scripture, and more:www.lifeaudio.com Need help memorizing Scripture? Check out Verse in the Chorus: https://www.youtube.com/@VerseintheChrous Become a member to gain access to The Bible Explained on Fridays: https://ko-fi.com/p40ministries Support babies and get quality coffee with Seven Weeks Coffee https://sevenweekscoffee.com/?ref=P40 Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

https://wels2.blob.core.windows.net/daily-devotions/20260915dev.mp3 Listen to Devotion But Joseph said to them, “Don’t be afraid. Am I in the place of God?” Genesis 50:19 In God’s Place Joseph had the power to make his brothers pay. He was a ruler in Egypt. His brothers had betrayed him and sold him as a slave. Because of them, Joseph had endured years of hardship, false accusations, and imprisonment. Now they stood helpless before him. Joseph could have acted as judge, jury, and executioner. Instead, he asked, “Am I in the place of God?” Joseph was not denying that his brothers had sinned. He was refusing to claim a position that belonged to God. Judgment and vengeance were the Lord's responsibility, not his. When someone hurts us, we often want to take God’s place. We replay the offense, pronounce the person guilty, and decide what punishment would be fair. We may refuse to speak to them, hope that they suffer, or look for an opportunity to hurt them back. But God has not called us to be his executioners. He calls us to forgive. That does not mean pretending that sin does not hurt. It does not always mean immediately restoring trust or removing appropriate consequences. It means releasing our personal claim to revenge. We place the matter into God’s hands. We can do that because God did not treat us as our sins deserved. Jesus stepped into our place and received our punishment. God’s undeserved forgiveness frees us to surrender our desire for revenge and show mercy to those who have wronged us. Prayer: Merciful God, keep me from taking your place as judge. Help me entrust justice to you and forgive others as you have forgiven me. Amen. Daily Devotions is brought to you by WELS. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License. All Scripture quotations, unless otherwise indicated, are taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version®, NIV®. Copyright ©1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. ™ Used by permission of Zondervan. All rights reserved worldwide.

En la sección Lo que sigue importando de 'Herrera en COPE', Carlos Herrera y Alejandro Requeijo han analizado los detalles ocultos y la formulación de las preguntas de la última encuesta del Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas (CIS). Requeijo ha reconocido que, al margen de la estimación de voto, lo que más le entretiene es la forma en que el organismo plantea las preguntas y las respuestas de los ciudadanos.Uno de los aspectos más llamativos ha sido la consulta sobre la situación de Ceuta y Melilla, donde un 77% de los encuestados ha defendido que son "territorios tan españoles como cualquier otro territorio de la península". Sin embargo, Requeijo ha calificado de "inquietante redacción" que el CIS plantee como posible respuesta que "Ceuta y Melilla tienen una situación ambigua y especial que debe ser objeto de acuerdos y entendimiento con Marruecos", una opción que ha apoyado el 14% de los participantes.El sondeo también ha medido la importancia de mantener una ...

What does it look like when empathy becomes sinful? How can we support people who are in need in a God-honoring way? Dr. Joe Rigney is here to share insights to help us identify the differences between healthy empathy and sinful empathy, as he draws from his book, The Sin of Empathy: Compassion and Its Counterfeits.

La tensión migratoria en Ceuta continúa desbordada un mes y medio después del salto masivo. El Gobierno fija la normalización de la situación para finales de año y defiende la actuación de las autoridades marroquíes. Sin embargo, el presidente autonómico, Juan Jesús Vivas, critica la pasividad del Ejecutivo. Ante esta situación, Alberto Núñez Feijóo planea visitar la ciudad junto a líderes europeos, un gesto que el PSOE considera desleal. En el plano internacional, la inestabilidad en Oriente Medio y los ataques hutíes encarecen el petróleo. Ante esta crisis energética, Estados Unidos estudia importar crudo venezolano. Este escenario influye directamente en España, donde el IPC refleja un repunte debido al alto coste de los carburantes y los alimentos. En la crónica de sucesos, la Guardia Civil realiza en Hornachos la reconstrucción del asesinato de Francisca Cadenas con la presencia del autor confeso del crimen, en medio de un amplio dispositivo de seguridad. Finalmente, la ...

¿Qué nos pasa por la cabeza cuando pisamos un concesionario? Muchas veces, al analizar ciertos modelos de coches eléctricos, pesados SUV o vehículos generalistas a precio de oro, surge una pregunta inevitable: ¿Los compradores de coches somos tontos? La respuesta directa es no, pero a menudo nos comportamos como tal. Un consumidor desinformado o guiado puramente por la emoción puede tomar decisiones financieras desastrosas. Hoy sometemos a juicio nuestra racionalidad para destapar las trampas del marketing automovilístico en las que, confesémoslo, casi todos hemos caído alguna vez. La historia de la compra del automóvil es, en realidad, el relato de la manipulación psicológica más brillante del último siglo. Todo empezó de forma muy racional. En 1908, cuando Henry Ford lanzó su icónico Modelo T, el comprador era sumamente pragmático. Pagaba al contado con los ahorros de toda una vida para adquirir una herramienta básica, negra y rudimentaria, que simplemente le llevaba del punto A al punto B. Se compraba pura necesidad y no existían los extras. Sin embargo, la industria pronto comprendió que vender solo a quien necesitaba un coche limitaba enormemente el negocio. Había que atacar al corazón, no a la razón. El primer gran giro maestro llegó en 1919 de la mano de General Motors con la creación de GMAC. Inventaron el crédito automovilístico. En ese instante exacto, el comprador empezó a perder el control. Al fraccionar el pago, nuestro cerebro dejó de ver una montaña de dinero inalcanzable para percibir una cómoda colina mensual, permitiéndonos adquirir coches por encima de nuestras posibilidades reales. Años más tarde, en la década de los cincuenta, Harley Earl instauró la obsolescencia programada psicológica. Cambiando drásticamente el diseño exterior cada año, lograron que te avergonzaras de tu coche perfectamente funcional solo porque tu vecino tenía el modelo nuevo. Dejamos de comprar medios de transporte y empezamos a comprar moda. Un fenómeno que culminó en los años noventa con la invención del SUV: nos vendieron la ilusión de la aventura y el estatus para terminar atrapados en atascos urbanos con vehículos dinámicamente peores, más pesados y que consumen más. ¿Y hoy? Hoy el engaño se ha sofisticado al máximo. Para demostrar cómo esta maquinaria perfecta nos devora, hemos recopilado los grandes errores que cometemos los compradores en la actualidad. El primero es la obsesión por los accesorios inútiles. El segundo es la compra de estatus: descartar coches lógicos y equipados para acabar pagando sobreprecios absurdos por el modelo más básico de una marca premium. Además, somos optimistas empedernidos que jamás hacemos los números reales. Ignoramos el "Coste Total de Propiedad", olvidando que un SUV de dos toneladas gasta más ruedas y frenos. A esto sumamos el maltrato a nuestro propio patrimonio: cuando entregamos nuestro coche usado en el concesionario, estamos tan cegados por el "olor a nuevo" del próximo vehículo que aceptamos la primera oferta a la baja que nos hacen. Ese "amor a primera vista" bajo los focos de la exposición anula nuestro cerebro racional, pero el peligro real llega en el despacho del comercial con la financiación trampa. Hoy, si intentas pagar al contado, te miran mal. A esto le sumamos el ser "fashion victims", guiándonos por modas efímeras como los plásticos negro piano, y olvidando la lógica más básica: compramos mastodontes de siete plazas por si un día suben los abuelos, o mecánicas diésel complejísimas para recorrer apenas cinco mil kilómetros por el centro de la ciudad. Pero sin duda, los dos errores financieros más graves son el estigma del coche usado y la dictadura de la cuota mensual. Al exigir siempre un vehículo a estrenar, nos comemos de lleno la brutal depreciación, perdiendo casi la mitad del valor del coche en los primeros cuatro años. Por último, cuando nos sentamos a negociar, la pregunta ya no es "¿cuánto cuesta el coche?", sino "¿cuánto se me queda al mes?". Al trocear el dolor económico, somos incapaces de ver la magnitud del sobreprecio total, asumiendo cuotas eternas y desentendiendo el coste final. EL panorama actual es el caos de la transición energética. Las normativas y las etiquetas medioambientales crean un consumidor asustado, y el miedo es el peor consejero para el bolsillo. Comprar un coche sigue siendo una intensa batalla entre la fría razón y el corazón, donde casi siempre gana el segundo, financiado a ochenta y cuatro meses. La industria lleva un siglo perfeccionando el arte de vendernos carísimos sueños de libertad; la próxima vez que cojas el bolígrafo para firmar, respira hondo y hazlo con la cabeza muy fría.

Adquiere el "LIBRO DE ORACIÓN. Mi día a día con Jesús" en https://sercreyente.com/libros. Con más de 400 páginas, más de 500 oraciones y decenas de ilustraciones. Ve el vídeo en https://youtu.be/_9Z40IqjHj8________________Miércoles, 16 de septiembre de 2026 (24ª Semana del Tiempo Ordinario)Evangelio del día y reflexión... ¡Deja que la Palabra del Señor transforme tu vida! Texto íntegro del Evangelio y de la Reflexión en https://sercreyente.com/hemos-tocado-la-flauta-y-no-habeis-bailado/[Lucas 7, 31-35] En aquel tiempo, dijo Jesús: «¿A quién, pues, compararé los hombres de esta generación? ¿A quién son semejantes? Se asemejan a unos niños, sentados en la plaza, que gritan a otros aquello de: «Hemos tocado la flauta y no habéis bailado, hemos entonado lamentaciones y no habéis llorado». Porque vino Juan el Bautista, que ni come pan ni bebe vino, y decís: «Tiene un demonio»; vino el Hijo del hombre, que come y bebe, y decís: «Mirad qué hombre más comilón y borracho, amigo de publicanos y pecadores». Sin embargo, todos los hijos de la sabiduría le han dado la razón».________________Descárgate la app de SerCreyente en https://sercreyente.com/app/¿Conoces nuestra Oración Online? Más información en: https://sercreyente.com/oracion¿Quieres recibir cada día el Evangelio en tu whatsapp? Alta en: www.sercreyente.com/whatsappTambién puedes hacer tu donativo en https://sercreyente.com/ayudanos/Contacto: info@sercreyente.com

De Parque Jurásico a Teruel, con su cuello de 9 metros de largo, hasta hace poco solo se habían documentado diplodocus en Norteamérica. Sin embargo, los investigadores de la Fundación Conjunto Paleontológico de Teruel-Dinópolis han publicado en la revista científica Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology el hallazgo de uno de estos dinosaurios en La Tejería (El Castellar). 

México investiga el asesinato de la joven canaria Claudia Tacoronte, una estudiante de la Universidad de Granada que realizaba un intercambio universitario en el estado de Morelos y que recibió varias puñaladas. La Fiscalía ha catalogado el caso como posible feminicidio y el caso ha vuelto a conmocionar a una sociedad demasiado acostumbrada a este tipo de noticias: de media, 10 mujeres son asesinadas al día por el simple hecho de serlo. Para analizar cómo la violencia contra la mujer sacude el país norteamericano hablamos con María de la Luz Estrada, directora del Observatorio Ciudadano Nacional del Feminicidio de México. Hablamos también con Claudia Paz, exfiscal guatemalteca y una de las voces más importantes de la región por su lucha por los derechos humanos. Sin salir de Latinoamérica, conectamos con nuestro compañero Francisco Carrión, enviado a El Salvador.Escuchar audio

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Welcome to Day 2948 of Wisdom-Trek. Thank you for joining me. This is Guthrie Chamberlain, Your Guide to Wisdom. Day 2948 – Wisdom Nuggets – Proverbs 5:15-23 Daily Wisdom Wisdom-Trek Podcast Script - Day 2948 Welcome to Wisdom-Trek with Gramps! I am Guthrie Chamberlain, and we are on Day 2948 of our Trek. The Purpose of Wisdom-Trek is to create a legacy of wisdom, to seek out discernment and insights, and to boldly grow where few have chosen to grow before. Wisdom-Trek: Drinking from Your Own Well – The Sacred Joy of Covenant Love and the All-Seeing Eye of God On our previous podcast, on Day Two Thousand Nine Hundred Forty-Seven, we walked through the sobering, urgent warnings of Proverbs chapter five, verses one through fourteen. Solomon pulled back the curtain on the deceptive anatomy of temptation, showing us how speech that is smoother than oil ultimately leads to bitter poison, lost honor, consumed wealth, and the agony of deathbed regret. We saw exactly why divine wisdom commands us to stay far away from the doorway of moral compromise! Today, as we step onto Day Two Thousand Nine Hundred Forty-Eight of our ongoing trek, we advance into the triumphant, uplifting conclusion of Proverbs chapter five, focusing on verses fifteen through twenty-three. Here, Solomon does not merely give us a negative warning against counterfeit intimacy; rather, he presents God's glorious, positive design for pure, passionate covenant love within marriage! Furthermore, he reveals the sobering cosmic truth that every single step of our journey is fully exposed before the all-seeing eyes of Yahweh. Having spent over fifty years focusing on and studying Biblical wisdom, and having accumulated seventy years of life experiences—enjoying the rich blessings of a lifelong marriage and watching generations thrive—I can tell you that honoring God's design for covenant intimacy is one of the greatest safeguards for your soul, and the strongest foundation you can build for your family's legacy. Let us open our minds and hearts to the first logical section of this passage, as recorded in the New Living Translation, grouping together the deeply connected, metaphoric thoughts found in Proverbs chapter five, verse fifteen, verse sixteen, and verse seventeen. Drink water from your own cistern, running water from your own well. Should your springs overflow in the streets, your streams of water in the public squares? Let them be yours alone, never to be shared with strangers. Look at the exquisite, life-giving metaphor Solomon utilizes here! In the arid, sun-baked landscape of ancient Israel, fresh, clean water was a priceless treasure. A private cistern, carved out of solid rock to catch the rain, or a deep well tapping into an underground spring, represented life, health, security, and domestic peace for a family. Solomon commands: "Drink water from your own cistern, running water from your own well." In biblical poetry, water flowing from a clean well symbolizes the exclusive, refreshing, holy intimacy shared between a husband and a wife. It is a closed system of trust, providing daily nourishment to the soul. Notice the urgent, rhetorical questions in verse sixteen and verse seventeen: "Should your springs overflow in the streets, your streams of water in the public squares? Let them be yours alone, never to be shared with strangers!" This connects us directly back to what we studied in Proverbs chapter four, verse twenty-three, where we were commanded to guard our heart above all else, because out of it flow the wellsprings of life! When a person engages in casual, promiscuous, or unfaithful encounters, they are taking a sacred, life-giving spring and dumping it into the filthy, contaminated gutters of the public street! They degrade what the Creator made holy, squandering their emotional vitality, their physical health, and their spiritual purity on total strangers. Through the lens of the Ancient Israelite worldview, covenant intimacy is a sacred sanctuary. It is a private well meant to be cherished, protected, and enjoyed exclusively within the boundaries of a marriage covenant sworn before the heavenly council. The narrative now expands into a celebratory, passionate description of marital delight, weaving together the logical thoughts found in Proverbs chapter five, verse eighteen, verse nineteen, and verse twenty. Let your fountain be blessed, and rejoice in the wife of your youth. A loving doe, a graceful deer— may you always be captivated by her love. Why be captivated, my son, by an immoral woman, or embrace a promiscuous woman? Look at the joyful, unashamed endorsement of physical love within covenant marriage! Solomon prays, "Let your fountain be blessed, and rejoice in the wife of your youth." In the ancient Near East, calling a fountain "blessed" meant it was abundant, clean, and constantly overflowing with life-sustaining water. Solomon describes the wife of one's youth as "a loving doe, a graceful deer"—beautiful metaphors of tenderness, elegance, and lifelong affection. Notice that powerful, defining phrase in verse nineteen: "may you always be captivated by her love!" In the original Hebrew language, the verb translated as "captivated" is shagah—which literally means to be intoxicated, spellbound, or ecstatically overwhelmed! God is not a cosmic killjoy who opposes passion, desire, and delight. He created romantic love and physical desire! But He designed that passionate ecstasy to be experienced safely within the protective fortress of covenant marriage, where it deepens trust, bonds two lives into one, and creates a joyful environment for raising the next generation. Over my seventy years of living, and my fifty years of studying Scripture, I have seen that true, lasting romance does not fade with time when it is rooted in covenant commitment; rather, like a deep, established well, it grows richer, deeper, and more satisfying with every passing decade. Then, look at the piercing, contrasting question in verse twenty: "Why be captivated, my son, by an immoral woman, or embrace a promiscuous woman?" Solomon uses that exact same Hebrew word, shagah! He contrasts the holy intoxication found in a faithful marriage with the cheap, destructive intoxication of infidelity. Why chase a dirty, broken puddle in a dark alley, when God has already given you a pure, refreshing fountain in your own home? Solomon now pulls back the cosmic veil to reveal why secret compromise is the ultimate human delusion, linking together the profound theological thoughts in Proverbs chapter five, verse twenty-one, verse twenty-two, and verse twenty-three. For the Lord sees clearly what a man does, examining every path he takes. An evil man is held captive by his own sins; they are ropes that catch and hold him. He will die for lack of discipline, plunging into ruin because of his great foolishness. Here stands the ultimate wake-up call for every traveler on life's trek! Verse twenty-one declares: "For the Lord sees clearly what a man does, examining every path he takes." The word translated as "examining" is palles—the exact same engineering term we studied in Proverbs chapter four, verse twenty-six, where we were commanded to level out or weigh our own paths! You may successfully conceal your secret thoughts, your hidden online activity, or your private affairs from your spouse, your pastor, your family, and your employer; but you can never conceal a single breath from Yahweh! To fully grasp this terrifying, magnificent truth, consider it through the Ancient Israelite divine-council worldview. Yahweh is the supreme King who sits enthroned above the celestial assembly, holding universal court over all of creation. Before His holy presence, the darkest midnight is as bright as the noonday sun! Every secret path, every hidden motive, and every private action is fully exposed and weighed in the scales of divine justice. Foolish men and women deceive themselves into thinking, "No one sees me," completely forgetting that the Sovereign Lord of heaven and earth is watching every single step. Look at the inescapable, self-inflicted consequence detailed in verse twenty-two: "An evil man is held captive by his own sins; they are ropes that catch and hold him!" Sin always promises freedom, but it always builds a prison. The individual who plays with immoral compromise thinks they are in control, believing they can stop whenever they want. But Solomon reveals that sin acts like invisible cords, or a hunter's net, that slowly and methodically wraps around the soul! It binds the human heart in spiritual addiction, suffocating guilt, and layers of deception, until the traveler is completely, helplessly trapped. Finally, verse twenty-three delivers the solemn, tragic summary of chapter five: "He...

ABOUT THE EPISODEListen in as David Schrock and Trent Hunter interview Stephen Wellum on his COA Longform Essay "Reflections on the Law of God in Scripture and Theology"Sponsor Kairos Christian Alliance's Muscular Christianity ConferenceJoin The Federalist CEO, Sean Davis, pastor J Chase Davis, and myself (David Schrock) along with other amazing speakers September 26th in Cookeville Tennessee for the Muscular Christianity Conference where we will seek to learn from our predecessors about what it means for the church to be Muscular again. We will be addressing the rising threats facing the church as well as look the future for how American Christians can influence our communities and even the nation God has given us. Come learn from top notch pastors and thought leaders, network with fellow believers, and leave encouraged and equipped to face the challenges ahead.Get your tickets to the Muscular Christianity Conference at KairosChristianAlliance.comUse code SCHROCK (all caps) for an extra 30% off your entire order. Timestamps00:00 – Intro02:11 – Personal Updates and Book Progress07:11 – Dr. Wellum's Approach to God's Law09:59 – The Foundation of Law in God's Character16:01 – Natural Law and Created Order's Obligation29:13 – God's Specific Commands and Instruction34:47 – Understanding the Mosaic Covenant and Law44:58 – New Covenant and the Law Written on the Heart54:14 – The Spirit's Power to Obey God57:20 – Fulfilling God's Law in Christ1:02:34 – OutroResources to Click“Reflections on the Law of God in Scripture and Theology” – Stephen J. WellumTheme of the Month: The Ten Commandments: Yesterday, Today, and ForeverGive to Support the WorkBooks to ReadThe How and Why of Love: An Introduction to Evangelical Ethics – Michael HillFive Views on Law and Gospel – Kaiser, Moo, Strickland, et al.Fallen: A Theology of Sin – ed. Christopher W. Morgan & Robert Peterson

Luke 6Andrew, Isack, and Edwin discuss lessons that stand out to them from Luke 6.Read the written devo that goes along with this episode by clicking here.    Let us know what you are learning or any questions you have. Email us at TextTalk@ChristiansMeetHere.org.    Join the Facebook community and join the conversation by clicking here. We'd love to meet you. Be a guest among the Christians who meet on Livingston Avenue. Click here to find out more. Michael Eldridge sang all four parts of our theme song. Find more from him by clicking here.   Thanks for talking about the text with us today.________________________________________________If the hyperlinks do not work, copy the following addresses and paste them into the URL bar of your web browser: Daily Written Devo: https://readthebiblemakedisciples.wordpress.com/?p=26777The Christians Who Meet on Livingston Avenue: http://www.christiansmeethere.org/Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/TalkAboutTheTextFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/texttalkMichael Eldridge: https://acapeldridge.com/ 

Estudio de Job - Lección 3En cuestión de minutos, Job lo perdió absolutamente todo. Toda su vida había quedado de cabeza y Dios parece completamente ausente. Sin embargo, su reacción ante esta situación desesperanzadora es verdaderamente admirable y digna de imitación.Job 1:13-22

https://liturgiadelashoras.github.io/sync/2026/sep/14/1/visperas.htmSEGUNDA LECTURA DEL OFICIO DE LECTURASDe las Disertaciones de san Andrés de Creta, obispo(Disertación 10, Sobre la Exaltación de la santa cruz: PG 97, 1018-1019. 1022-1023) LA CRUZ ES LA GLORIA Y EXALTACIÓN DE CRISTOPor la cruz, cuya fiesta celebramos, fueron expulsadas las tinieblas y devuelta la luz. Celebramos hoy la fiesta de la cruz, y junto con el Crucificado nos elevamos hacia lo alto, para, dejando abajo la tierra y el pecado, gozar de los bienes celestiales; tal y tan grande es la posesión de la cruz. Quien posee la cruz posee un tesoro. Y, al decir un tesoro, quiero significar con esta expresión a aquel que es, de nombre y de hecho, el más excelente de todos los bienes, en el cual, por el cual y para el cual culmina nuestra salvación y se nos restituye a nuestro estado de justicia original. Porque, sin la cruz, Cristo no hubiera sido crucificado. Sin la cruz, aquel que es la vida no hubiera sido clavado en el leño. Si no hubiese sido clavado, las fuentes de la inmortalidad no hubiesen manado de su costado la sangre y el agua que purifican el mundo, no hubiese sido rasgado el documento en que constaba la deuda contraída por nuestros pecados, no hubiéramos sido declarados libres, no disfrutaríamos del árbol de la vida, el paraíso continuaría cerrado. Sin la cruz, no hubiera sido derrotada la muerte, ni despojado el lugar de los muertos.Por esto la cruz es cosa grande y preciosa. Grande, porque ella es el origen de innumerables bienes, tanto más numerosos, cuanto que los milagros y sufrimientos de Cristo juegan un papel decisivo en su obra de salvación. Preciosa, porque la cruz significa a la vez el sufrimiento y el trofeo del mismo Dios: el sufrimiento, porque en ella sufrió una muerte voluntaria; el trofeo, porque en ella quedó herido de muerte el demonio y, con él, fue vencida la muerte. En la cruz fueron demolidas las puertas de la región de los muertos, y la cruz se convirtió en salvación universal para todo el mundo. La cruz es llamada también gloria y exaltación de Cristo. Ella es el cáliz rebosante de que nos habla el salmo, y la culminación de todos los tormentos que padeció Cristo por nosotros. El mismo Cristo nos enseña que la cruz es su gloria, cuando dice: Ya ha entrado el Hijo del hombre en su gloria, y Dios ha recibido su glorificación por él, y Dios a su vez lo revestirá de su misma gloria. Y también: Glorifícame tú, Padre, con la gloria que tenía junto a ti antes que el mundo existiese. Y asimismo dice: «Padre, glorifica tu nombre.» Y, de improviso, se dejaron oír del cielo estas palabras: «Lo he glorificado y lo glorificaré de nuevo», palabras que se referían a la gloria que había de conseguir en la cruz. También nos enseña Cristo que la cruz es su exaltación, cuando dice: Yo, cuando sea levantado en alto, atraeré a mí a todos los hombres. Está claro, pues, que la cruz es la gloria y exaltación de Cristo.

Grace doesn't just set people free — it produces people who change the world. In the final message of our Set Free series, Pastor Benny Ferguson walks through Galatians 6 and the three things Paul says free people do: they lift others, they invest in eternity, and they boast only in the Cross.Galatians began with a gospel being distorted. It ends with a gospel being demonstrated.Chapters0:00 Intro - where Galatians has taken us4:28 Grace produces people who change the world5:29 1. Free people lift others7:13 Galatians 6:1 - what "caught" means9:51 Sin is sneaky, subtle and deceptive11:21 Grace restores - the broken bone and the torn net13:17 Truth without grace, grace without truth14:46 Fight false doctrine fiercely, handle broken people gently16:30 Bear one another's burdens - the law of Christ19:50 A hospital, not a courtroom20:34 2. Free people invest in eternity21:45 Every decision is a seed24:34 Don't grow weary - keep sowing26:39 Don't judge God's faithfulness by today's field27:26 Opportunities are divine appointments30:33 3. Free people boast only in the Cross33:08 Far be it from me to boast36:13 A new creation - grace makes dead people alive39:42 Freedom is the starting lineScripture: Galatians 6:1-18; John 13:34-35; Matthew 6:20Calvary Church8234 Woodsboro Pike, Walkersville, MD 21793calvarymd.comNext Sunday we begin a new series: Living in the Light.#SetFree #Galatians6 #CalvaryChurch

https://wels2.blob.core.windows.net/daily-devotions/20260914dev.mp3 Listen to Devotion When Joseph’s brothers saw that their father was dead, they said, “What if Joseph holds a grudge against us and pays us back for all the wrongs we did to him?” Genesis 50:15 Forgive the Unforgivable Years had passed, but Joseph's brothers were still afraid. Long ago, they had been jealous of Joseph. Their jealousy turned into hatred, and their hatred led them to do something terrible. They sold their own brother into slavery and let their father believe Joseph was dead. But Joseph did not stay a slave. Through a remarkable series of events, God eventually placed Joseph in a position of great power in Egypt. Years later, Joseph's brothers came to Egypt looking for food during a famine. They were shocked to discover that their brother was alive and in such a position of power. Their father was thrilled to learn that his long-lost son was alive. All was well. But then their father died. The brothers were terrified. Maybe Joseph had only been kind to them in order to please their father. Maybe now he would finally get revenge. They could imagine punishment. They could imagine Joseph making them pay. What they could not imagine was forgiveness. Guilt can do the same thing to us. It reminds us of the worst things we have done. It tells us that some sins are too serious, too shameful, or too deliberate to be forgiven. We may believe that God forgives sins in general, yet still wonder, “But will he forgive this?” The answer is yes. God does not forgive reluctantly. He is not pretending to forgive while secretly planning to punish you later. Jesus already took the punishment your sins deserved. On the cross, he paid for every sin completely. Joseph did not take revenge on his brothers. He reassured them, cared for them, and spoke kindly to them. Your Savior does even more. When guilt tells you that God must still be angry, listen to Jesus instead. His cross says the punishment has been paid. His empty tomb says the payment was enough. What seems unforgivable to you is not beyond the forgiveness of Jesus. Prayer: Lord Jesus, when guilt makes me doubt your forgiveness, direct me to your cross and assure me that my sins have been paid for completely. Amen. Daily Devotions is brought to you by WELS. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License. All Scripture quotations, unless otherwise indicated, are taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version®, NIV®. Copyright ©1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. ™ Used by permission of Zondervan. All rights reserved worldwide.

'Herrera en COPE' ha dedicado la sección 'La Hora de los Fósforos' a repasar creencias erróneas y falsos mitos que los oyentes han mantenido a lo largo de su vida. Alberto Herrera ha coordinado una animada charla radiofónica donde han salido a la luz divertidos episodios y despistes históricos, científicos y cotidianos.Entre los testimonios más llamativos se encuentra el de Samuel, un maestro de escuela que disfruta actualmente de su baja de paternidad tras el nacimiento de su hija en junio. El docente ha admitido el fallo conceptual que transmitía en el aula: "Yo, normalmente, entendía desde chiquito que la traslación era que cuando el sol estaba más lejos, la tierra estaba más lejos del sol, se provocaba el invierno. Y cuando se acercaba el sol, se provocaba el verano".El profesor ha explicado que compartía esta afirmación con sus alumnos como "un dato curioso" para hacer más entretenidas las lecciones. Sin embargo, una conversación conyugal le ha hecho ver la ...

Pedro Sánchez reúne a la ejecutiva federal del Partido Socialista en un ambiente de preocupación interna por la gestión de la crisis de Ceuta y las controversias sobre los informes del CNI, mientras se aguardan los resultados del último barómetro del CIS sobre intención de voto. En Ceuta, la presión migratoria genera un fuerte impacto económico e inseguridad, con un aumento masivo de incidencias que registran los servicios de emergencia. El traslado de migrantes a nuevos campamentos no logra reducir la tensión en las calles ni en las infraestructuras estratégicas de la ciudad. Los principales líderes de la inteligencia artificial piden frenar temporalmente el desarrollo tecnológico para priorizar la seguridad. Sin embargo, Donald Trump rechaza detener las investigaciones para evitar perder la ventaja frente a China. La Universidad de Granada guarda un minuto de silencio en memoria de Claudia Tacoronte, la estudiante de veintiún años que pierde la vida asesinada durante su estancia ...

La motivación puede ayudarte a comenzar. Pero cuando desaparecen las ganas, llega el cansancio y la presión aumenta, necesitas algo más fuerte para seguir avanzando: disciplina.En este episodio de Líder Redefine, Nelson Medina habla sobre una realidad que todo líder termina enfrentando: no siempre vas a sentirte motivado para liderar, tomar decisiones, desarrollar personas, mantener estándares o continuar persiguiendo tus objetivos. Sin embargo, tu responsabilidad permanece.¿Cómo desarrollamos disciplina en el liderazgo? ¿Qué hábitos nos permiten mantenernos consistentes durante los días difíciles? ¿Cómo evitamos que nuestro liderazgo dependa de nuestro estado de ánimo?En este episodio exploramos la diferencia entre motivación y disciplina, la importancia de construir hábitos sostenibles, establecer prioridades, crear ritmos de trabajo, enfrentar conversaciones difíciles y desarrollar la consistencia necesaria para crecer en nuestra carrera.Porque el liderazgo no se construye solamente en los días donde tienes energía. Muchas veces, el verdadero crecimiento ocurre cuando no tienes ganas y aun así decides aparecer.Si estás comenzando en una posición de liderazgo, buscando crecer profesionalmente o tratando de convertirte en un líder más consistente, este episodio es para ti.La motivación sube y baja. La disciplina permanece.

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Las Vegas iba a ser el epicentro del super concierto de Carín León en La Esfera y rompió récord de venta de boletos. Sin embargo, cuando todo estaba por comenzar, pasó algo terrible y lo cancelaron. Mantente al día con los últimos de 'El Bueno, la Mala y el Feo'. ¡Suscríbete para no perderte ningún episodio!Ayúdanos a crecer dejándonos un review ¡Tu opinión es muy importante para nosotros!¿Conoces a alguien que amaría este episodio? ¡Compárteselo por WhatsApp, por texto, por Facebook, y ayúdanos a correr la voz!Escúchanos en Uforia App, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, y el canal de YouTube de Uforia Podcasts, o donde sea que escuchas tus podcasts.'El Bueno, la Mala y el Feo' es un podcast de Uforia Podcasts, la plataforma de audio de TelevisaUnivision.