Lugar

Caminando, pensando
Sin direccion, inspiracion, e uliminacion
Solamente vagando
Con tanta tension por todo los lados

Anhelando estar en lugar secreto y sagrado
Donde estoy seguro y acobijado

Lugar de paz, lugar de aliento
No hay comparacion en lo que siento
Es el lugar donde deseo habitar todo el tiempo

Cuando cierro mis ojos, tus manos siento
Rodeado con de tu paz y aliento
En este lugar sagrado y secreto
En medio de un desierto

Vida

Poco a poco se va disminuiendo
La vida, el sabor, lo que tengo adentro
Siento, siento un gran desespero
De quedarme atras solo y sin viento
¿Como podre detener esto?
Para poder sobrevivir y llegar al aposento
Para poder recobrar la vida, el sabor, y lo que tenia por dentro

La Grieta

Vasija bella y tan hermosa
Colores brillantes
Como ella no hay otra
A causa del proceso
Se abre una grieta
Imperfeccion tan aparente
Perdiendo su esencia
Esta vasija tan bella
Sigue siendo util
A pesar de la grieta

Out of the Cave

1 Samuel 22:1-2 (NLT)

1 So David left Gath and escaped to the cave of Adullam. Soon his brothers and other relatives joined him there.2 Then others began coming — men who were in trouble or in debt or who were just discontented — until David was the leader of about four hundred men

Many of us have walked into our caves looking for shelter or attempting to hide from a situation or circumstance.  Many of us have been in “trouble or in debt or just discontented,” and are looking for a cave to run into.

David escaped into the cave of Adullam and 400 men who were troubled, in debt, and discontented followed him there. David was running from a jealous Saul who was looking to kill him. David fled not because of fear, but because he did not want to kill God’s anointed.

The cave is a cold and narrow place. Now imagine David with 400 men who were considered the rejects (going into the cave); these men had no self-esteem, no money, and no courage. But God has a leader in that cave, David. The cave is also a place of discomfort. They were all jammed in that small cave.

What did David do to change the refugee mindset that these men had into a mindset of valiant warriors?

1. David made it clear that the cave is a temporary place and NOT a permanent place of residence.
2. The men had to make a decision to change their mindset from one of a refugee to one of a mighty warrior.
3. There needs to be a leader that has God’s Kingdom at heart ONLY! A leader who cares about building you up into a might warrior for the Kingdom.
4. In order to establish God’s Kingdom here on earth there needs to be a covenant, a commitment. There’s has to be a GREATER cause than our own cause. David made a covenant with these men that they will give their lives for one another.

These men went into the cave with a refugee mindset that said I am nothing, I am NOT successful, I can’t accomplish anything, I will not conquer,…ALL LIES OF THE ENEMY!

When these men came out of the cave, they were mighty warriors (2 Samuel 23:8-12).

David let these men know that he believed in them!

David armed these men with bows & arrows, swords, and slings for the stones. These men were able to use both hands at war. When they came out, they were the Ultimate Warriors.

You are God’s ultimate warrior!

Hello Everone!

Good morning!

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