You have to live life aligned to the vision
Dr. Roberto Miranda
(Audio: Spanish)
SUMMARY: The Gospel of Matthew compares the Kingdom of God to a mustard seed that grows into a tree, emphasizing the virtue of small details in the process of growth and transformation. To achieve our dreams and visions, we must align our daily living with our calling and live intentionally with a sense of purpose. Personal transformation is crucial for success, and we have an ally in the Holy Spirit to help us possess our land, which includes our life, environment, family, finances, emotional life, and mind. Every day is a personal improvement project to become more like Christ and possess the earth.
God is with us in our pursuit of personal improvement and development. He provides the resources and energy needed for success. The process of self-improvement is long-term and made up of small moments and stages. It is important to understand the value of small gestures and details in our pursuit of greatness. The penny and million illustration shows the power of compounding small actions over time. The formula for success is small actions executed every day in the long term.
Small actions executed every day in the long term can produce amazing results. Start with something small and do it every day for a long time, and you will see what happens. For example, reading two pages of an encyclopedia every day can expand your knowledge over time. Similarly, small changes in diet and exercise can lead to significant weight loss.
It is important to name the giants in our lives and develop a strategy to overcome them. This could be anything from bad memories to mental dependencies to low self-esteem.
The Wright brothers' success in inventing the airplane is an example of the principle of continuous improvement. They spent years experimenting and learning from failures until they achieved their goal. This principle can be applied to our own lives, starting with small actions and continually improving.
The sermon encourages individuals to start with what they have at hand and to believe in small beginnings. The speaker encourages individuals to live their life focusing on the details and not be overwhelmed by the grandeur of the vision before them. The sermon emphasizes the importance of developing skills through exercise and to delight in making one's life a long-term heroic undertaking. The speaker encourages individuals to be specific with God and to declare the things of God specifically. The sermon concludes with a prayer for individuals to be patient and systemic in their daily lives and to align their daily experiences with their projects and visions of greatness.
God is with us in our pursuit of personal improvement and development. He provides the resources and energy needed for success. The process of self-improvement is long-term and made up of small moments and stages. It is important to understand the value of small gestures and details in our pursuit of greatness. The penny and million illustration shows the power of compounding small actions over time. The formula for success is small actions executed every day in the long term.
Small actions executed every day in the long term can produce amazing results. Start with something small and do it every day for a long time, and you will see what happens. For example, reading two pages of an encyclopedia every day can expand your knowledge over time. Similarly, small changes in diet and exercise can lead to significant weight loss.
It is important to name the giants in our lives and develop a strategy to overcome them. This could be anything from bad memories to mental dependencies to low self-esteem.
The Wright brothers' success in inventing the airplane is an example of the principle of continuous improvement. They spent years experimenting and learning from failures until they achieved their goal. This principle can be applied to our own lives, starting with small actions and continually improving.
The sermon encourages individuals to start with what they have at hand and to believe in small beginnings. The speaker encourages individuals to live their life focusing on the details and not be overwhelmed by the grandeur of the vision before them. The sermon emphasizes the importance of developing skills through exercise and to delight in making one's life a long-term heroic undertaking. The speaker encourages individuals to be specific with God and to declare the things of God specifically. The sermon concludes with a prayer for individuals to be patient and systemic in their daily lives and to align their daily experiences with their projects and visions of greatness.
Gospel according to Saint Matthew in chapter 13 verse 31 onwards. Remember brothers that we are talking about how to live a transforming life, a life in a perpetual process of development, how to live those fruitful lives of continuous ascendance, of continuous growth in terms of self-control, of continuous adding virtues and new resources that life that it looks more and more like Christ.
That life that, as we have said, according to the Word of the Lord, is like the light of the sun, says that: "The path of the righteous is like the light of dawn that increases until the day is perfect" and we have framed everything that in terms of that idea of how to turn our dreams and our visions into reality, that is, the dreams that you have about your life, the dreams that you want to achieve in Christ, the things that you want to overcome, the difficulties, the tribulations , the limitations that you want to overcome and every day be more and more perfect, more and more like Christ Jesus.
That life that, as we have said, according to the Word of the Lord, is like the light of the sun, says that: "The path of the righteous is like the light of dawn that increases until the day is perfect" and we have framed everything that in terms of that idea of how to turn our dreams and our visions into reality, that is, the dreams that you have about your life, the dreams that you want to achieve in Christ, the things that you want to overcome, the difficulties, the tribulations , the limitations that you want to overcome and every day be more and more perfect, more and more like Christ Jesus.
