Balancing Mind, Spirit and Heart

If we are able to connect our inner being with the Lord's spiritual guidance we will be more aligned with the goal of eternal life. Explore the following verses to receive guidance for your day to day life.


"For his anger lasts only a moment, but his favor lasts a lifetime; weeping may stay for the night, but rejoicing comes in the morning" Psalm 30:5

Our life as sons and daughters of Jesus, the mission entrusted to us by the Heavenly Father urges us to a daily commitment, an unbreakable bond with those around us. This commitment manifests itself in the constant practice of prayer, a sincere and profound dialogue with our Heavenly Father.

Daily, in our earthly mission, we pray for those who share our proximity, our loved ones. We also direct our prayers to those who play fundamental roles in our lives, the teachers who guide the learning of our children, nieces, nephews and grandchildren. We extend our cry to those who face unjust conditions and unfathomable challenges. In every word of prayer, we forge and strengthen the ties that bind us to the divine mission of the Most High.

Prayer, in its various forms - confession, adoration, thanksgiving and supplication - stands as the bridge that connects our being with the divine transcendence. No matter which method we choose, what is essential is that through this constant dialogue, we nurture the connection that keeps us aligned with the Lord's mission.


"Do not merely listen to the word, and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says." James 1:22

At our core, we are permeable beings, capable of experiencing forgiveness and repentance. This unique capacity enables us to advance the cause of our Lord, restoring our fundamental commitment to faith in Jesus' name. In times of trouble, the reflexive act of turning to our Creator becomes a beacon that illuminates the heavenly path we travel.

The simplicity of the truth revealed in reading the Bible reminds us of the immense gratitude we should feel for having complete access to divine teachings. From the prophecies to the stories, every word guides us to the path of faith, demonstrating that it is the only path that will lead us to salvation. In these sacred pages, we find gentle and moving stories that, like threads of light, illuminate our spiritual journey.

May every word, every prayer and every passage inspire us to embrace the divine mission with renewed fervor, reminding us that we are instruments in the hands of the Most High to spread his love and grace in the world we inhabit. 

The fundamental principles of faith are like luminous beacons, clear and simple to interpret. These beacons not only guide us on our spiritual journey, but they are also the torches we light to illuminate the path for generations to come. Their simplicity makes them memorable, allowing us to remember them with ease and to pass them on in our daily actions.


"Not only so, but we also glory in our sufferings, because we know that suffering produces perseverance;  perseverance, character; and character, hope." Romans 5:3-4

The Bible, our sacred compendium, provides us with tools to build fraternal bridges and deepen the bonds between future generations who may not have fully embraced the divine word.

In this journey of faith, the key lies in fostering fellowship among peers, wrapping ourselves in a cloak of longing and love. It is sharing our experiences and understanding that, in seemingly hopeless moments, we must express ourselves with unity.

Let us not forget those specific episodes in which we put our faith to the test. These events were not mere tests of devotion, but unique and unrepeatable opportunities to dialogue with our Creator.

The Lord knew these circumstances and reminded us that hope is cultivated in his word and in prayer, as well as in the union between believers and those who have not yet embraced the faith. It is easy to lose sight of these fundamental pillars in the midst of daily distractions.


"Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs." 1 Corinthians 13:4-5

Carelessness, always lurking, can lead us away from our destiny of light, the purpose our Creator has outlined for each of His disciples. Losing the connection with God means forgetting our deepest values, as if the relationship with the divine does not need to be cultivated day after day through prayer and dedication.

Temptation, that omnipresent force, always seeks to undermine our sphere of influence.

In the commitment to cultivate faith as a family, let us remember that every act, every word and every moment of communion not only affects us, but leaves an imprint for the generations that follow us.

The flame of faith is not only maintained, but burns more brightly when, as a family of believers, we embrace the fundamental principles that unite us in divine love.