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Browse through our online catalog of resources including video, audio and books containing messages and sermons by Hermano Pablo and Carlos Rey.



 
 

Our yearly devotional booklet consists of English translations of some of our Spanish messages. The applications have been changed to be suitable for Christians, while our Spanish messages are targeted to non-Christians. Mondays through Saturdays you will find a daily message below. If you've missed a day, click the corresponding date on the calendar to the left to see the message for that day. If you would like to see the actual Spanish message that is being broadcast today, visit conciencia.net.


WHEN ONE DIGS HIS OWN GRAVE
Psalm 107:17-18/Prov. 11:19/Romans 2:9-11; 6:23

"It's time you retired. You have worked long enough," his wife tried to tell him. "It is time you stopped working," said his doctor each time he checked his heart. But Robert Rees, gravedigger from Cheltenham, England, continued digging graves.

One day, while digging a grave, he suddenly grabbed his chest, exhaled with a cry of pain and fell dead into his own grave.

There are many in this world who live digging the very grave in which they will be buried. Here are some simple but all too real examples.

People who are careless in what they eat, especially foods that are rich in fats and in cholesterol, are in a sense digging their own graves.

People who smoke, are digging their grave with the smoke which lines their lungs and throat, and threatens to give them cancer. People who drink alcoholic beverages, and use drugs, are digging their own graves with their careless addictions.

Young people who stop studying and put away their books, and exchange education for non-important things, are digging a grave in which their future success will be buried.

Married couples who stop communicating with each other and who no longer say, "I love you", are digging a sure grave for their marriage.

We are building our future with our present behaviors. It all starts with the thoughts that occupy our minds. Our thoughts become actions. Our actions become habits. Our habits become character. Our character becomes our destiny. Our whole life rests in what consumes our interests today.

We are building our destiny with what we think and do today. That destiny can be either a grave of total defeat or it can be a resurrection to a new life of absolute victory. We make that choice by deciding whom we enthrone as king of our life. Let us make Christ our Lord. He will save us from any grave we may be digging.


A Spanish-language newspaper, published in Longwood, Florida, has a circulation of over 100.000. It is called La Prensa. Pray that each person who reads the .A MESSAGE TO THE CONSCIENCE column in that newspaper will be drawn to Christ.

 
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