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Episodio 92 - Transformados · El Mural del Alma

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So much for your family. The opportunity is now to reflect with the hand
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of the mural, of the soul, reflections together with his own style since
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the year two thousand nineteen. What a privilege for me again to accompany you
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through your favorite platform. I' m David, Fernando Iguera and nothing family,
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ready or ready. I am here to share with you teachings, reflections.
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I speak of God in a very organic, very human, very natural
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way. So nothing, thanks for the reproductions you make through platforms of your
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choice in Spotify, Deazer, Apple, Podcast, Google, Podcast, YouTube,
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Facebook, anywhere. That allows us to go ahead and share this with
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anyone and nothing, always and simply, as I said in some mural season,
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we do not intend to change the world but to provide a small grain
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of sand for it. Welcome. I forgot to mention that the first Thursday
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of the month, because we are going to be sharing the episodes on video
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we always publish them at seven in the morning time of Colombia, although I
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am open to you all of a sudden to suggest another schedule that will be
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easier for you. But, well, they' re gonna have it,
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they' re gonna have that chance to do it. I' m going
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to crean the matter well through the social networks on Instagram, which is where
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it lends itself to me fer iguera fhrih fer and iguera is my social networks
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where they are instagram in face. Well, there it is, but let
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' s get into it. With today' s reflection. I will tell
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you about the eternal transformation of the almighty God, who can be a person
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through the following example, in Japan there is a very curious invention consisting of
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delicate tablets of wood or straw, which, by means of a certain procedure,
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when put in a vessel with water, extend and form flowers and other
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figures of vivid colors. By placing them in the container they are completely dry.
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You can' t tell what figure they are, but as soon as
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they touch the water, they seem to be injected with life and transformed into
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a figure of extraordinary beauty. So it seemed like God was working with his
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power. When the human soul is cold dry and receives its Holy Spirit it
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acquires a heavenly enthusiasm and presents itself new to you healing it beautiful and ready
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to make with God a blessing for the world. Okay, now let'
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s see this a little bit more. The question of today' s reflection
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to see this Japanese technique is very interesting, because how is it possible that
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straw or wood tablets subjected to a certain procedure when put in an empty with
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water, because they spread and form wonderful figures. Well, that' s
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when we see the transformation of a material that you say because it' s
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something semi rigid or rigio. If it' s the wooden planks, it
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' s semi- hard. But let us say in the case of straw,
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for one says well, it is malleable. It can reach a certain
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point of being molded. So here' s a reality applied to the human.
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The human. Some are docile, some have that ease of being molded.
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I mean molded in the sense of behavior, in the sense that when
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an order is given the person, for he is obedient and then good,
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he yields then. That' s what this particular has to do with.
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Now, there are people where stubbornness abounds, but quite too much, I
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would say, and that' s where there are sayings like a crooked-
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born tree. Thank you, thank you for helping me. I just wanted
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you to complete the saying. So what does that mean, just, man.
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There are people so hard, you say ush, but that person is
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so hard. That neither God can change it like that woe, no,
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no, no, suddenly people in advanced, of no, of that grave
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no. Already that person has a very anchored belief system since his childhood that
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will change and so can think a person no, that person I know Fernando
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I like that you do not know the situation. Fernando, I don'
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t think that person will change, but he knows what he wants and aware
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of it, there is one who can transform lives and people. Now the
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point is that each of us should let ourselves be molded of God. Yes,
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it is exactly God who comes to transform lives, to transform hearts.
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Now there' s something interesting I want to draw in the light of the
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book. Whether I bring a sermon as from a place of worship, as
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they say in this United States, the churches in the United States are called
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Workshop House, houses of worship, houses of worship that I am good at
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last Jesus, once spoke to a Pharisee, a Jewish leader named Nicodemus.
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I am paraphrasing him and doing as a kind of executive summary of John chapter
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three, the first twenty- one verses of this chapter. It turns out
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that Jesus encounters or rather Nicodemus. This leader of the Jews encounters Jesus because
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he went to see him at night. Then he tells Rabbi remember that Rabbi
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means master. Then he says no. I know you' re coming from
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God. No one does the things you do if God is not in him.
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Look at the data Nicodemus Maestro is saying Look at you. You are
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the almighty and see that I know and I am convinced that you come from
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God, because no one could do the signs that you do if God were
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not in him. And there comes a question that blows the lid on this
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one, Mr Nicodemus, and that Jesus comes and tells him what, Nicodemus,
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I assure you that whoever is not born again cannot see the Kingdom of
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God. Said Jesus, then I know that suddenly you who listen to me
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will ask the same question as Nicodemus himself. He is wondering how one can
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be born again when he is old, says Nicodemus," Can anyone enter
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his mother' s womb for the second time and be born again then Jesus
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makes clear who is born of water and spirit, that is, who is
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not born of water and spirit cannot enter the Kingdom of God. Curious,
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because the example of my reflection script is of a Japanese technique, some tablets
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of each wood or straw that, by means of a certain procedure, when
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put in a vessel with water, extend and form flowers and other figures of
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bio colors. What happened to the straw, what happened to the wooden tablet,
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they let themselves be transformed. Then it is impressive and good away from
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homework so that anyone who wants to read one three verses from one to twenty
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- one will do so and nothing will give him a rather interesting study.
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Then realize that jesus is unic. We had some very particular and interesting talks
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about this topic today, which has to do with the transformation of a life,
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with the transformation of a person and why not say the transformation of a
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family. Anyway, it' s an impressive thing. So nothing family I
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want to leave you at this hour and I think this reflection is going to
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be cortic compared to the previous one, that just ends this one. I
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recommend you listen to her and see her. It' s called such a
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good thing. If you give so much po episode ninety and one that you
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can hear on the platforms, but you can see it through YouTube, close
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the advertising parenthesis to tell you what I want to tell you that you hear
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me simple. There is not such a hard person, there is not such
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a difficult person to try that God cannot transform. I' ll give you
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an example and that' s a link. When Moses himself, the liberator
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Moses, goes and presents himself to Pharaoh and on several occasions presents himself and
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tells him the same thing, lets go of my people and he makes such
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excuses, he puts compound requirements to which Moses refuses from God says no,
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sir we all leave. We' re not leaving a hoof. Whole families,
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children go away, men go away, women go away, property goes
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away, wealth goes to possessions, everything goes with us. I feel sorry
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for him and then Pharaoh' s hard heart. God changes it in a
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moment and in the end, as he pleases, Pharaoh gives in and says
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well," Get out of here and get out of here and get out
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of here" The rest is history. I don' t want to walk
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the part where they stop. Go back to the same thing and don'
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t go again. Bring those Hebrews in, bring them in, and they
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went after the Red Sea. Blah, blah, blah. That is not
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the subject of today' s reflection. What do you mean you say you
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hear so much and you have a heart of stone. That' s the
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crooked tree that doesn' t straighten out the saying and popular saying aren'
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t my little boy. We' ve already taken that to as many places
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as possible. It is part of questions of diverse doctrine and belief there,
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but it is because they have not proved to God that I am telling you
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the father, the son and the holy spirit, no more and no less
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family. But the point is that we let ourselves be transformed. Yes,
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there is a passage from the Bible that speaks about that analogy that God has
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with Elizabeth as he is the potter and he is the mud and the people
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of Israel clay. A rather interesting, very very particular thing. I want
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to make her known to you and let me read her, she says to
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Fernando. I don' t have time to read the Bible quietly. I
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know the leopaja I perish that I read it to you around here I hear
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interesting, which what good I will give you executive summary. There he is,
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but whoever he wants to look for. Jeremiah, eighteen, there are
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hundreds in the freedom to do so. He says that God in a vision
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is revealed to the prophet and tells him to look down the house to the
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alpha. It' s a vision, an ecstasy, put down the potter
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' s house. I' ll give you a message and he comes down
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and finds the potter working on the lathe with the mud. Then the potter
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is forming his piece and saw something bad. Then what did he do?
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He came back, smashed the mud and did something else with the same mud
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until it was like him. He appreciates it the way he wanted it.
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Then God tells the prophet, Jeremiah, that he says perhaps I cannot do
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the same to you unrealized as this potter does to the clay. You are
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my hands like mud in the hands of the potter. Yeah, so here
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' s the thing. God, people can change them. Now there'
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s a saying here in Colombia. Well, my little boy or the good
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ones. That you just completed. Ideally, let us leave ourselves for the
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good of God. It is that God will consume us, punish us,
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we are good, not necessarily. But I think that when you squeeze a
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little toe, for example, when you put a bed together and press the
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screw nut with the respective nut so that it has that grip and has that
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consistency and that resistance, you have to tighten hard, because if you are
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not going to give the expected performance that bed or that part that requires a
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screw and requires a nut. Or what do you tell me if suddenly if
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you, you ride a car or a bus and see that, as you
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realize, it is screwed to the chassis, no, if it is wrong
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screwed or half what happens, you go away and fall. So that little
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ass, that chair needs to get a paoquito up to the fumes, that
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little ass to see if it works right. There are situations where, if
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we are stubborn, we are stubborn, the one above can tighten the toerquita
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for us to give better performance, a better performance. Then family take care
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of it in a good way. Or we go to the most common case.
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A dad, a mom who corrects her kid. We' re going
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to contrast that with a dad and a mom with some alcahueta sensers, as
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we say here in Colombia. I don' t know if in other countries
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too in Latin America he says it, but that it' s a pimp
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dad and mom that allows everything to the Chinese or China, the boy,
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the girl allows everything. Daddy, I want an ice cream, well,
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I say take Daddy, I want an Xbox or PlayStation Five. Whatever a
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computer, whatever it is, oh yeah, sweetheart, Dale, Dale,
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but what happens a son consented to by father and mother pimp does whatever he
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wants in society and God doesn' t want. There are situations where there
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are people who do the wrong thing. So, well, get out of
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here with me. I' m going to leave it there, but there
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are also parents who correct it firmly, but with love. He says look.
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This doesn' t make son, but why, Dad I want to
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play good boy, little boy, no, I want to touch the current
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connector. I want to try the fire or I want to go outside.
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Let' s go to the case so they don' t tell me Fernández
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is a fatalist. We' re not going to the most common case you
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can find out what' s the case. The rain is raining to sing,
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it' s getting very cold and then the little one, the little
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one. Daddy and Mommy, I want to, I want to go,
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I want to go get wet, I want to get wet? You can
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' t get wet, son, because I want to get wet, I
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want to go get wet, I want to play with my friends. You
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can' t, son,' cause if you go out there, you
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' re gonna catch a cold. I don' t want to, I
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want to, I want then what does Dad and mamalcahueta dale play enjoy the
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other day the cold takes the flu to the little girl, but the one
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who is firm, but with love says look at salt but you told me
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San is fine, Sanje why you think I' m not inventing salt and
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then, effectively, enjoy already and then the next day I' m sick.
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Dad Mom, if you see, I told you not to go out.
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But since you' re so stubborn, I' m knitting for you
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to try. So, one is stubborn in life and one tries things and
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one is stubborn insists on one thing and life itself. God, through life,
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is teaching us the questions. Then God molds us in two directions.
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If we leave ourselves in the good way, he will form us and perfect
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us. But if a mess in things doesn' t, God you tell
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me it' s over there on the left, I today on the right
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and a DL. DL. DL. Well, that' s when I
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said I' m the good shepherd, a shepherd of sheep. Usually,
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if you see it, it has two elements, the rod and the quiet
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one. What about the quiet one. The quiet one is a structure like
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one with a circle- shaped lamb. When the sheep goes and goes,
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then what does the shepherd do? The shepherd takes the sheep with the callus.
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Today buff the pull of like the neck, as well as if it
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were a necklace like for a can takes her to interest her. So that
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' s the point. God is our dad, the dad you mean.
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God is my friend, he' s our dad. We are his children
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and, like all dads, when he has to draw our attention, he
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does it somehow let us do it and say, Mr Mira, you know
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you' re absolutely right. I did this, this, this I got
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pregnant, forgive me, please help me, and here' s May the
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matter. And that' s all I' m done with. Learn from
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your mistakes and never make them again. I' m talking to myself.
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Learn from your mistakes and do not make them again because mistakes are certainly for
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something in life. They leave us marks, leave us traces to precisely not
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commit them that God helps us to make. People who when allowed to transform
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from God simply and simply obey instruction and nothing. One of the ladies I
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put to God of something I want in life is what the Bible says,
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that of God' s blessing it is the one that enriches and does not
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add sadness, If something gives me peace, that' s the thing.
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But if you bring me peace of mind, I kind of take another path.
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And rather, Lord God, help me, it' s this way,
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or that' s where it' s then to put on one for
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God and say look be my friend. I don' t want religion,
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I want a relationship with you and help me lead my way. Maybe,
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Ma' am, there are things that I won' t like, that
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you' re going to retrace me, because suddenly someone tells me a friend,
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a neighbor or the Bible I don' t know and suddenly I'
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m going to feel bad, I' m going to feel like ah but
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I' ll understand that you want the best. For me it is the
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show of a God who loves us that he wants the best for us.
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He knows what is right for everyone. So as well as the wooden splint
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or the straw. With this Japanese technique they let themselves be transformed from God
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and make better sculpture and figure, because simply God wants that of each one
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of us, of the human race, wants us to be the best version
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of who we are. My name is David Fernando Guera. This was today
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' s reflection. Family. Thanks for joining me. I invite you to
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the next one so that together we will continue writing as we did from the
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year two thousand nineteen to today' s sun on the Alma Chao mural.