The personal transformation project
Dr. Roberto Miranda
(Audio: Spanish)
SUMMARY: The speaker talks about the importance of living powerful lives that reflect the grace, power, and character of Jesus. He discusses the qualities needed for personal transformation, such as determination and energy, and how we need to invest in our own personal growth. He emphasizes the authority and respect that God has for us, and how we can cooperate with God in his purposes for our lives. He uses the example of King Joash in the Bible to illustrate how we can determine the level of blessing that we receive. He also talks about the importance of having a healthy self-esteem and balance in understanding our worth and importance before God. He mentions Nehemiah as a great example of these principles.
The speaker discusses the importance of personal development and self-improvement, and emphasizes the need to conceive life as a project of continuous growth and improvement. He highlights the importance of acquiring qualities such as persistence, discipline, and the ability to think systemically, seeking allies in our struggles to mentor and advise us, and an analytical capacity. He believes that the human brain is incredibly plastic and flexible, and can reconfigure over time if we submit it to the correct exercises and efforts. The speaker encourages the audience to name their giants and to make a list of all the things they want to achieve in life, disassembling them into their constituent parts and inserting the light of the Holy Spirit day by day.
The key to success is to have a project with a name and detailed list of goals. We must believe in ourselves and our ability to change and improve. God delights in our journey and effort to become better. We must align ourselves with the values of the Kingdom of God and use the weapons that God has given us to tear down what doesn't align with those values. We must receive God's grace and launch ourselves into a life of excellence and greatness.
The speaker discusses the importance of personal development and self-improvement, and emphasizes the need to conceive life as a project of continuous growth and improvement. He highlights the importance of acquiring qualities such as persistence, discipline, and the ability to think systemically, seeking allies in our struggles to mentor and advise us, and an analytical capacity. He believes that the human brain is incredibly plastic and flexible, and can reconfigure over time if we submit it to the correct exercises and efforts. The speaker encourages the audience to name their giants and to make a list of all the things they want to achieve in life, disassembling them into their constituent parts and inserting the light of the Holy Spirit day by day.
The key to success is to have a project with a name and detailed list of goals. We must believe in ourselves and our ability to change and improve. God delights in our journey and effort to become better. We must align ourselves with the values of the Kingdom of God and use the weapons that God has given us to tear down what doesn't align with those values. We must receive God's grace and launch ourselves into a life of excellence and greatness.
I want to talk to you brothers about how to live powerful lives, lives that reflect the Grace of the Lord, that reflect the Power of Christ, that reflect the character of Jesus, that reflect that abundance to which Christ has come to give us.
You will remember I was talking about when one is going to change in life, when one is going to make those leaps to become what God wants us to be, they have to go through a series of processes, a series of transformations. There are a number of things that we have to assume and it is a long-term, long-term process. Last Sunday we talked about that long-term vision that we have to take on and forge for ourselves if we truly want to become all that the Lord wants us to be and that we have to be patient. There are a series of qualities that we require in order to be successful on the path of self-transformation.
You will remember I was talking about when one is going to change in life, when one is going to make those leaps to become what God wants us to be, they have to go through a series of processes, a series of transformations. There are a number of things that we have to assume and it is a long-term, long-term process. Last Sunday we talked about that long-term vision that we have to take on and forge for ourselves if we truly want to become all that the Lord wants us to be and that we have to be patient. There are a series of qualities that we require in order to be successful on the path of self-transformation.
