Dime Con Quien Andas, Y Te Dire Quien Eres!

Dios les bendiga y les guarde. Muchos nos acordamos de muchos “viejos dichos” que quizas escuchamos a nuestros padres o abuelos decir. Hoy quiero hablarles de uno en especifico, y es el que he usado como el heading de este blog. Dice: Dime con quien andas, y te dire quien eres... Quiero empesar diciendoles que aunque no lo crea, muchos dichos han salido de la misma palabra de Dios. Asi como lo oye, por ejemplo este que estamos hablando se refiere a (1 Corintios 15:33) donde Pablo expresa a los Corintos que la mala compañia corrompe nuestros caracteres, daña nuestros fundamentos, nuestra moral. No se ha dado cuenta usted, cuando se juntaba con algun amigo(s) y se comportaba usted bien diferente? O quizas sentia los impulsos de decir algo sobre lo que ellos estan habalndo pero la conviccion de saber que lo que hablan no es correcto ante Dios no nos deja? Pues a mi tambien me ha pasado, y es asi como podemos ver que la palabra de Dios se desarrolla frente nuestros propios ojos. Tambien podemos ver lo mismo en el libro del hombre mas sabio del mundo, el Rey Salomon en el libreo de los Proverbios 13:20 el dice “El que anda con sabios, sabio sera; Mas el que se junta con necios sera quebrantado.” Mas pruebas de lo que dije anteriormente, amados, las juntillas, los grupitos a veces no son lo que aparentan ser. Les exhorto que se alejen de personas que aparentan ser lo que no son, porque solo se engañan a si mismos. Tambien alejense de personas que les encanta el bochinche, acordemos lo que le paso a Core por sus murmuraciones contra Moises, en (Numeros 16:31,32). Dios les bendiga a cada uno.

Su Hermano en Cristo, Carlos C.

Tell Me Who You Walk With, And I Will Tell You Who You Are!

God bless each and everyone. Many of us still remember many “old sayings” that we might’ve heard our parents or grandparents saying. Today I want to bring an old Puerto Rican saying in specific, I have chosen it as the heading of this blog as well. I goes: Tell me who you walk with, and I will tell you who you are... I’d like to start by saying that believe it or not, many “old sayings” originated from the scriptures of God. For example, this particular saying originated from the scripture written in (1 Corinthians 15:33) where Apostle Paul expresses to the Corinthians that bad company corrupts good character, ruins our foundations, our morals. Haven’t you noticed how sometimes we could be in company of nonbelievers, and all of a sudden they hit a point that we are convicted is wrong, so we don’t speak on it, but like it’s so true or a good subject and we can feel ourselves fighting our own mind and mouth? Or maybe you felt the impulse to say or do something you used to when around them but God is deep in your heart so you don’t? Well, it’s happened to me as well, and this is how we can see the word of God becoming true, right before out eyes. We can also see the same thing in the book written by the world’s wisest man, King Salomon, in the book of Proverbs 13:20, he says: “He who walks with the wise grows wise, but a companion of fools suffers harm.” We see the same thing written by 2 completely different people in 2 way different times, but they were united by the same God, the true God. With this I exhort you all to abandon such gatherings, run away from such people, who pretend to be what they are not, because they only fool themselves. Also, run away from people that seek gossip, and let us remember what Core underwent when he decided to gossip against Moises, in (Numbers 16:31,32). God bless each and everyone.

Your Brother in Christ, Carlos C.