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396 Cómo resolvemos nuestros problemas económicos · Reflexiones cristianas con José Ordóñez

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  Odcast number three hundred ninety- six. How to solve economic problems in marriage
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  and this is part six. Today we will be talking about economic lies that
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  do not produce prosperity. We cannot achieve God’ s economic goals by ignoring
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  God’ s own methods and rules for the economy. Besides, we'
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  re going to tell you about economic mistakes Smith and I already make and how
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  we solve it. Maybe all of a sudden. Looking at you in that
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  mirror that we are going to show you today, you too find ways to
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  solve those economic problems that even sometimes take your peace and sleep away. Welcome,
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  I mean, God won' t say we come the same. Lord
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  bless me my economy. How many of his prayers, at the beginning of
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  the two thousand twenty- four, were asking for God to heal his economy.
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  And God says to ok you want me to heal your economy. But
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  in the nine days he' s been in January, you' ve already
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  told your partner ten financial lies. But that' s how you expect me
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  to bless your eye. I' m not just telling men. I'
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  m telling women too. So many economic lies. You tell your husband.
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  The market cost two hundred and fifty. A thousand lies cost two hundred,
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  the other fifty. Look, you spilled it on him, or he spilled
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  it on you. I said it' s not that sales and discounts I
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  earn because I' m not stupid. Look, look, look, how
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  they act. Some women say that if I don' t save on my
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  side and in warm I can' t buy the bag, I can'
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  t buy the uniform from the kids. It may be that whatever you heat
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  up and steal from your husband you use for good things, but you cannot
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  pretend to achieve God’ s dreams by violating God’ s standards. It
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  ' s good that you buy your son' s uniform, isn' t
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  it, but you always buy it by telling your husband lies, you say
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  that if I don' t tell him, he' ll never give me
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  up. It' s up to me to beat him up, steal him,
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  take him away, or tell him or trick him so I can have
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  Pap buy the kids' tennis. But I don' t know what happens
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  to God that God doesn' t bless me and God says because you lie
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  to your husband. If you go on like this, you' re never
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  going to solve the problem that your husband has, that he never gives you
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  and you' re never going to stop stealing, so he goes to trial
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  for your husband and judgment for you That' s the result of what I
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  told them a moment ago that then, for fear of telling him to hear
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  me for the boy' s shoes, because you have to give me certain
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  and she stops stealing. Then they became accustomed to having their economic model based
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  on the structure of sin, which distorts absolutely everything. Then we went into
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  the division of him. If you' re going to say something, it
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  could be. I didn' t want to know if it was understood,
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  because I don' t know if it was. These are, and we
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  ' re on it. But I' ll give you the word I swear
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  I' ll give you the word right now I waited for a mummetic.
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  Who sent her to marry me who speaks God, let us return who rules
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  the man' s house. God says that man is head of his home,
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  as Christ is head of the Church ok but who should govern the economy.
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  If the woman has better ability, the woman administers, what is the
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  problem that she governs something that you cannot govern. If God told him that
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  authority was based on a principle of humility Yasmira administers absolutely all Jasmet. Know
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  all the bank accounts, know every last weight I spend, the last weight
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  that comes in already. She administers everything because she does it better. She
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  sends me an excel and she doesn' t hide any account from me.
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  I can ask you where this goes, what was bought for the estate,
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  which was made, for this company, which was made for this program,
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  that I buy everything absolutely. She informs me and to make some decision comes
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  and asks me, love, this is how we do with this. I
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  can tell you and take care of that. I don' t know or
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  do it like this, like this, but I don' t know administratively
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  you' re a thousand times superior to me, so the one who has
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  to have control is the one who best does it to answer to God.
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  Back then, that' s what my wife said that she kind of gives
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  us a little bit of power, let' s not say it' s
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  her way of looking at it. Okay. Yeah, it' s just,
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  yeah, well, then the word power was men don' t know
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  a little bit of power. Not good. What happens is that man has
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  a head, he has as much responsibility for everything that the economy represents.
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  And all this, and obviously, is at the forefront of all economics and
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  responsibility. And we ask that they be part of us, give us the
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  opportunity to be in all the decisions that they need to make, not only
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  that they have the autonomy so that they can make all the decisions that in
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  the economic part, simply with the opinion and concept that they have, but
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  that they are given a little bit so that we can intervene, help,
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  advise, guide and mutually make decisions regarding the economy. And it' s
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  important love in weakness, being able to be strong. And this aspect is
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  supremely important, because it' s that girls I was trying to tell you
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  a while ago. We need to train. If you see that your husband
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  is weak in some then don' t start to crush that aspect, to
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  fight with him all the time, because he' s not doing it right,
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  and I' ll be determined to hammer, to criticize, to judge
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  why he' s not doing it right, why he' s doing this
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  the other thing just train yourself learn learn to be trained and, amid his
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  weakness, you can start to be strong. That, that was a task
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  because when we got married, he was weak and I wasn' t good
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  at it either. But I realized that little by little, he just doesn
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  ' t care about the things about the economy and finance. He' s
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  in another world. I was touched by a creative husband who is, is
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  in a world of creating, describing, doing other things. And for him
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  the economics part of finance, for him he gets it from where he wants
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  to be. He' s not interested. Then in that respect. I
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  needed to start training, training, studying, reading, knowing what to do,
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  how to do, what not to do. And even in spite of
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  all these years that have passed, he even though he has learned, though
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  he has tried, because he has really forced himself a lot, many times
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  he returns and falls at least Joseph that is a person who is a compulsive
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  buyer. I don' t know if you have a husband who buys compulsively.
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  I have to be behind him, what are you going to buy?
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  What are you going to buy it for? If it serves and does not
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  serve and works, no, no, He does not look at anything at
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  all. He just wants to buy. Look. It happened to us recently.
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  We were in Miami, an antecedents of coming here one day. Suddenly,
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  he stayed late because they were playing a game. I lay down and
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  he stayed late watching. Yeah, it was because of the pressure that the
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  good bucaraman lost watching a game and I saw that he stayed. It came
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  about 1: 00 a m Güey the next day I tell her my love,
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  you stayed late last night, what you stayed doing. Nothing. The
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  game ended and I started looking around at Amazon and myself and what I was
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  watching on Amazon Not some silly things I wanted to take you to Colombia.
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  That' s where I bought some things, some gloves for the farm,
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  a carpit, I think like some lights, because I want when we get
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  there to sing a plant. Inside the plant. There were two, a
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  generator don' t look, look, what happens and I write. I
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  told him my love how much he cost what he bought and he says no.
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  I don' t know. No. That wasn' t much.
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  Yeah, I checked when I went over 15 things like that on the list
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  and all repeated. I had bought two power generators. I' d bought
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  a lot of stuff. Sure, I tell her, I love myself,
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  but how do you figure out what you' re buying all that for?
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  You don' t need that no, you tell me no, no,
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  no? No, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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  no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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  no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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  no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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  no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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  no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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  no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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  no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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  no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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  no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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  no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Back?
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  Back? Back? Back? Give it back? All that? If
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  you look back, it' s my turn. It was my turn to
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  start by fixing the problem he had left because it wasn' t needed.
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  Impulsive buyers, like my husband, often buy things they don' t need
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  with money, which there' s no way to impress those they don'
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  t know, that is, all the time. It is so then,
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  and but it has to be one there as if women guys power men with
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  a boring face. But I definitely say in conclusion, my love is that
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  I have to say something. We must have been talking for minutes or minutes.
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  I know we must be strong. My love yes, where you are
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  weak, I ask God for strength, where your husband is weak, ask
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  Him. I mean, it' s something because she loves me. He
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  wants this from a secret, because I know how to apologize. I'
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  ll give you three points. Number. One, I' m sorry,
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  it hurts I' m going to look at her eyes and tell her I
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  ' m sorry It was wrong. What I did, yes. Second,
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  if that brings economic detriment, I' m going to work harder and get
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  the money back and I give it to you and I always do. I
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  ' m going to wear look what I did Mari and Third, that I
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  say I don' t do it again. Then he forgets that he should
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  not do it again, but wait is look, look at economic health.
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  Recognize when you' re not wrong you go to the person to look in
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  the eyes and read forgiveness I did wrong. I shouldn' t have bought
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  that. Second, the hole that stayed there, I cover it up.
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  I' m gonna get up earlier, I' m gonna go out to
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  work, and I' m gonna give you the cash for this third.
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  I promise to fight so I won' t do my best again. Next,
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  that' s next problem. Life goes on is podcast number three hundred
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  ninety- six, but there are three hundred ninety- five waiting for you
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  in Christian Joseph Ordonez. Com The main intention of these podcasts is to have
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  the right information for you to put into practice. As the word of God
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  says, not only be hearers, but be doers. Jasmid and I hope
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  you found some answers about the Christian way we handle our money. For now
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  I want you to have a nice day that prosperity will accompany you thanks to
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  the good economic ways you put into practice. God bless you.