Tuesday, May 8, 2012

The Power of Wisdom



And all Israel heard of the judgment 
which the king had rendered (gave); 
and they FEARED the king, for they 
saw that the WISDOM of God was in 
him to administer justice.

1 Kings 3:28



Too many young people want to be feared by the way 
they walk and by their physical appearance. 

Others by the clothes they wear, the car they drive 
or by the number of friends they have.

Poor creatures.


P.S. Read the the rest of the story from verse 16



Luke Castro
YPG National Coordinator

Sunday, April 29, 2012

Who's Damien Jackson?


Check the video below and find out.



Luke Castro
YPG National Coordinator

Friday, April 27, 2012

You Might Need a Diaper Change




Seriously, let me tell you why.

Kids wear diapers because they can’t control their bodies. Whenever they feel like doing #1 or #2, they just do it. For them, any place is right, anytime okay. They don’t care if they are in bed, the car, someone’s arms, etc.; if they feel like doing it, they will do it.

Only with time do we learn to control our sphincters. Suppose that nature calls when you are in class. Do you do it right then and there? Of course not! That would be shameful! So you hold it, you wait until you can get to the restroom.

You can control your body; you tell it not to even though it’s begging you please (and it does it in a very convincing way).

That’s my point.

Why can’t you also do it when it asks you to have sex out of marriage? Why don’t you tell it not to when it feels like saying hurtful things to someone else? Why can’t you JUST SAY NO when you feel like smoking? And the list goes on: lying, cheating, looking at girls (or guys) in a dirty way, pornography, procrastinating, masturbating, heavy petting, cussing, etc. You body will ask for it, you will feel like it BUT you don’t always have to do what it says.

Doing what you feel like doing it’s almost never the answer. You need to control what you feel, stop any impulse or desire your body has that you know will hurt you, hurt others or drag you away from God. You must discipline yourself.

If you don’t, you are acting just like a baby, with the slight difference that there won’t be anyone to clean after your messes. Mommy can’t do it anymore. You'll be on your own and with dirty pants.

Paul the apostle put it like this: “I discipline my body like an athlete, training it to do what it should.” (1 Corinthians 9.27)

So, do you need your diapers changed? 

Fernando Carrera
YPG Pastor - Katy, TX


Tuesday, April 24, 2012

That's What Happens When You Follow Your Heart... - Conclusion


Couple of days ago I posted 3 videos related to James Hooker, a 41 year-old man, a business teacher, who left his wife and kids to be with an 18 year-old by the name of  Jordan Powers, his former student

The story has shocked America.

My point here is not debate the age, which is already laughable, but the eagerness of two people to follow whatever the heart says, ignoring all the possible REASONS why this might not work.


SCORE:  EMOTIONS 100 vs 0 REASON


Once again the word of God has been fulfilled when it says that the heart is DESPERATELY wicked and DECEITFUL above ALL things.

What other proof do you want me to give you that you should NEVER listen to your heart? Do you want me to convince you that listening to your heart won't work? I'm sorry, no time for that.

Do you wanna try it for yourself?

Well, don't be my guest on that one.



Luke Castro
YPG National Coordinator 

Friday, April 20, 2012

This is What Happens When You Follow Your Heart...

Pay attention to the 3 EMOTIONAL (not reasonable) stages these two have been through.

I'll be talking more about it in the next post.






Luke Castro
YPG National Coordinator