Life Must be Faced with Wisdom

"Life Must be Faced with Wisdom" - Ephesians 5:15-16 Life is intensely (so strongly affecting the senses) of sense organs: 1) the skin, which allows touch; 2) the eyes, the sight that facilitates, provide the sight, 3) the ears, which in addition to capturing sounds control the balance; 4) the nose, through which odors are perceived; and 5) the tongue, which distinguishes flavors with the sense of taste). Well, we can't live it to the surface, let alone have a single circle of experience. You must live with touch (the sensation of cold, nerves, caressing the child is said to be the skin that has the least diseases; 2) the eyes = perceiving something material by means of the sense of sight, observing; 3) The ears = organ of hearing and balance. 4) the nose = smell, the entry and exit of air from the lungs, respiratory system; 5) taste=tongue= intervenes in taste, as to modulate sound). This is the body, so that we are aware that we exist. They collect everything that is around us and interpret it to make decisions, prevent certain risks.

I. You are not absolute, much less the only one on earth.

A. Let's see how we live.

1. How we live is how we walk.

2. We must be courageous and recognize with humility who we are and what is inside and the depth of one that motivates us, to do, to speak.

3. Many times, you are motivated by the intention of vanity that is deep in our bones, it is not love.

4. Let us not have a step of foolishness (lacking good judgment, prudence and maturity before acting).

5. The first thing Paul exhorts to walk, not as reckless (foolish), but as wise (possessing broad knowledge) and prudent.

6. Brothers and sisters, we must already be judicious and prudent. Be careful: order with the proper correspondence in its parts. Life must be faced with wisdom.

7. To walk as wise men is to live in the light of our position (posture, attitude) as children of God.

8. To walk like "fools" means to come down, to descend from "this high plane," into the conduct of worldly men.

9. Look at your attitudes in your life.

10. You think you're superior, you impose, your reactions speak of you.

11. How wise in your actions or how foolish you can act in your actions.

12. The breadth of wisdom "calls" us to redeem (rescue) "time" or to rescue "opportunities."

13. Every day brings its doors open, its immense potential (which is not, does not manifest or does not exist, but has the possibility of being possible).

14. "Redeeming time" (reclaiming something that had been lost) here means "living lives marked by 'holiness', acts of mercy and words of help.

15. It is in your hands to sanctify or begin that sanctification that you have overlooked for so many years.

16. Not to remain as you were before Jesus washed you with His perfect blood.

17. What gives special urgency to this question is the "bad" nature of the "days" in which we live.

18. They remind us that God will not always contend (quarrel) with man, that the day of grace will soon end, that "opportunities" for worship, witness, and service on earth will soon end forever.

19. So, we should not be foolish ("immaturity," irresponsible, unconscious, "good judgment," prudence, wisdom, sane), but understanding well what the Lord's will is; Do you know what the Lord's will is here on earth for everyone? So, love, and you will come to know it, the will of all, in all the earth. (Ephesians 5:17).

20. This is crucial (critical) (Ephesians 5:19) prayer.

21. Because of the abundance of evil and the brevity of time, we might be tempted to spend our days in a frenzied (madness) and feverish (exalted, raptured with a passion) activity of our own choosing. (action of choosing).

22. But this would be nothing more than a waste of energy.

23. The important thing is to find God's "will" "for each day," and "to carry it out; Don't let it go."

24. If you stifle His will, you will spend your life in darkness and you will satisfy your will as easily as if you believed that what you want is the Father's feeling.

25. This is the only way to be efficient (it fulfills the function perfectly) and effective (it refers to the ability to achieve a goal regardless of whether the best use has been made of resources).

26. It is all too possible to carry out a Christian work according to our own ideas and in our own strength, and to be totally outside the will of the Lord.

27. The path of wisdom is to discern God's "will" for our "individual" lives and then "obey it to the end”, with great passion.

28. Life is not a flower = it is lived in good or bad times and in all of them we must face it with the good, prepare yourself in your search: prayer, fasting and the Word. Amen.