En este episodio hablamos de una verdad que puede transformar tu vida: no eres un accidente, fuiste creado con propósito.

Muchas personas viven buscando significado, dirección e identidad, sin entender que desde antes de nacer, Dios ya te conocía, te había diseñado y había establecido un propósito eterno para ti. No fuimos creados para vivir nuestra propia agenda, sino para cumplir el propósito de nuestro Creador.

A través de la vida de Jesús, entendemos que el propósito de Dios es salvación, restauración y reconciliación. Descubrimos cómo nuestros talentos, dones y habilidades forman parte de ese plan y cómo, por medio de hábitos, disciplina y obediencia, podemos ver la multiplicación del propósito en nuestra vida.

Este episodio incluye una invitación especial a aceptar a Jesús como Salvador y comenzar a vivir el propósito para el cual fuiste creado.

Versículos clave: Génesis 1:26-27, Jeremías 1:5, Mateo 28:19-20, Juan 15:5-8.

In this episode, we talk about a life-changing truth: you are not an accident — you were created with purpose.

Many people spend their lives searching for meaning, direction, and identity without realizing that even before they were born, God already knew them, designed them, and established an eternal purpose for their lives. We were not created to live our own agenda, but to fulfill the purpose of our Creator.

Through the life of Jesus, we understand that God's purpose is salvation, restoration, and reconciliation. We also discover how our talents, gifts, and abilities are part of that plan, and how through habits, discipline, and obedience, we can experience the multiplication of purpose in our lives.

This episode includes a special invitation to accept Jesus as Savior and begin living the purpose you were created for.

Key Scriptures: Genesis 1:26–27, Jeremiah 1:5, Matthew 28:19–20, John 15:5–8.

In this episode of New Habits, Discipline, and Multiplication, we address one of the most common—and least confronted—barriers to spiritual and personal growth: excuses and self-justification.

Through the story of Moses, we discover that what often holds us back is not lack of ability, but spiritual insecurity, fear of losing control or image, and emotional postponement. We explore the difference between making excuses and justifying ourselves, why it feels so natural to do so, and how these patterns can delay our purpose.

This message invites you to confront the root of your excuses, strengthen your identity in God, and develop the habit of immediate obedience—a discipline that breaks cycles, builds faith, and activates the multiplication God has already prepared for your life.

We close with an invitation to receive Jesus, surrender excuses, and step into a new season with no more excuses, walking in purpose, discipline, and faith.

Listen with an open heart and make the decision today: this is your year—no more excuses.