A masculine man is a temperate man
Dr. Roberto Miranda
(Audio: Spanish)
SUMMARY: The sermon discusses the importance of being a father figure, whether it be as a biological or spiritual parent, and the need for healthy male role models in society. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being a mentor, tutor, and source of good advice for young people and children. The sermon also talks about the need for a healed masculinity and femininity, which can only be achieved through continuously submitting to the Word of God. The second part of the sermon focuses on the importance of mercy and forgiveness in family relationships. The speaker highlights the lack of mercy and compassion towards each other in both the Christian and secular world and the need for self-forgiveness and forgiveness towards others. The sermon concludes by emphasizing the importance of healing relationships with parents and children.
The author discusses the guilt and deficiency that parents often feel in their role as parents and children. They acknowledge that no one can be a perfect parent, and that society puts tremendous pressure on individuals to perform at a high level in all aspects of their lives. The author encourages parents to trust in the grace and mercy of the Lord, and to not be deformed by societal models. The author also acknowledges the capacity of children to criticize their parents due to the analytical culture in which we live. The author encourages children to fear God and to do the best they can, while trusting in God to take care of the rest.
The sermon is about the importance of mercy, forgiveness, and honoring our parents. The speaker addresses the cultural shift towards analyzing and criticizing parents, but encourages listeners to choose mercy and love instead. The speaker reminds us that we all fall short and make mistakes, but God's grace is always available to us. The sermon ends with a prayer for God's grace and blessings for all. Happy Father's Day.
The author discusses the guilt and deficiency that parents often feel in their role as parents and children. They acknowledge that no one can be a perfect parent, and that society puts tremendous pressure on individuals to perform at a high level in all aspects of their lives. The author encourages parents to trust in the grace and mercy of the Lord, and to not be deformed by societal models. The author also acknowledges the capacity of children to criticize their parents due to the analytical culture in which we live. The author encourages children to fear God and to do the best they can, while trusting in God to take care of the rest.
The sermon is about the importance of mercy, forgiveness, and honoring our parents. The speaker addresses the cultural shift towards analyzing and criticizing parents, but encourages listeners to choose mercy and love instead. The speaker reminds us that we all fall short and make mistakes, but God's grace is always available to us. The sermon ends with a prayer for God's grace and blessings for all. Happy Father's Day.
Let's go to Psalm 103 in honor of fathers, men, fathers or not, in our congregation. You can be a biological and spiritual parent, and you can be a non-biological parent and a spiritual parent. Both fathers are equally powerful, make sure you are a father to someone. Those words come to me, there you have the first point of the sermon, make sure you are a father to someone, a mentor to someone, there is a lack of role models in our society today, manly, terrible, and an abundance of destructive role models and negatives.
Humanity needs men nourished by the Word of the Lord, formed, sculpted blow by blow by the Word of the Lord. Men saturated with the principles of the Kingdom of God, who give their warmth to someone, to a young man, fearful, insecure about his masculinity because he has not had healthy models, of an adequate masculinity, the models he has are athletes and musicians of rock or whatever, movie actors or whatever that many times do not model the values of reality, and above all the values of the Word of God.
Humanity needs men nourished by the Word of the Lord, formed, sculpted blow by blow by the Word of the Lord. Men saturated with the principles of the Kingdom of God, who give their warmth to someone, to a young man, fearful, insecure about his masculinity because he has not had healthy models, of an adequate masculinity, the models he has are athletes and musicians of rock or whatever, movie actors or whatever that many times do not model the values of reality, and above all the values of the Word of God.
