Today's topic:
"For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." Matthew 6:21
https://youtu.be/LPpCVf7LMrY
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The perishable treasures
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  The Lord Jesus warns us that all the treasures we make on this earth are destined to perish. First he warns his disciples that their earthly treasures are exposed to being consumed by the moth.
Also the earthly riches are exposed to being corroded by rust. Many of the material possessions are doomed to suffer the effects of corrosion and there is no way to stop this process. Finally, nothing is exempt from being robbed by thieves which can undermine, that is, to open holes in houses and one day discover that everything they had has been stolen. All this produces eagerness and anxiety for things that will perish and nothing material that we do in this earth will take us when we finally die.
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The real treasure
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  Contrary to what the world teaches, Jesus tells us that the true treasures are the spiritual ones, which can not corrupt moths and rust, and where thieves can not steal.
  As Christians we must learn to recognize the great value that lies behind everything spiritual: their spiritual gifts, the fruits of the Holy Spirit, their service in the work, the very salvation of our soul constitute a great treasure for our life, but that is not true. ends here, the same Savior of our souls has promised to reward our fidelity by granting us celestial dwellings where we will dwell eternally with Him.
Our greatest emphasis on life should be in the life that Jesus Christ offers, we should yearn for God's gifts more than what this world can offer us and that is why our hearts should desire it more than anything else, so we will never be seduced by the offerings of this world: For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.
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WHERE IS YOUR HEART?
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THE VALUES RIGEN THE BEHAVIOR. The Greek ideals of the good, just and true have been forgotten for the sake of the pleasant, pleasant and attractive.
Where is your heart? As we ponder this morning's passage, the wisdom of the teaching of our Lord Jesus Christ seems indubitable to us. We know that it is his will that we treasure the goods of the spirit, values ​​of faith, and yet we can change the course of our lives, so that we conduct ourselves according to this teaching? There is no problem in considering it, but there is a strong struggle when Jesus demands that we live it, at the time when decisions are made, when the future is planned. It is a permanent struggle for the constant bombardment of the contemporary world, in which conversations between friends and family, what is seen in the media, do nothing but project nothingness, prestige, fictitious beauty and pleasure like reasons for happiness. Will we today have the spiritual decision and strength of Christian character to counteract the iniquity of the contemporary world and to tune into the eternal truths of the Word? Can we, even more, have a missionary spirit to shepherd and comfort the confused hearts of those who live worshiping the god of money? Because taking on these spiritual values ​​in our lives makes us signs of the kingdom of God and annoying conscience of today's society. Will we be ready today to leave our hearts in the hands of God, loving His Kingdom above all things? It was Jesus who said that our heart is where our treasure is. Let us consider it so that our heart is not found loving more the goods of this world, which give us fictitious security, to the goods of the Kingdom of God. The behavior in which many of us move testifies that this word of Jesus has been forgotten; We sacrifice the goods of his kingdom for the goods of this world. By behaving with the foolishness of forgetting that the Lord commands us to make treasures in heaven.
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The world learned to cultivate the spirit of effort and work by observing the patient and obstinate work of the ant, which stops at nothing to achieve its objectives. The new generations were educated in that iron spirit. It is an example that must persist until today, when laziness, discouragement, fragility of character seem to mark us in such a way that we abandon with extreme ease the formation of a Christian character and spiritual values that have a dimension of eternity. Values that also affect the present time, bringing prosperity to our spiritual life, to love, forgive, restore, reconcile, serve, to live joyful, in peace, being benign and kind, patient and meek and temperate.
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Let us have as illusion, dream and life project this accumulation of spiritual treasures that strengthen our present and future life.
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