Oídos para oír|Mateo 13 — Transcript
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- 0:00Ask the Lord for ears to hear.
- 0:03You have already heard that phrase when
- 0:04the Lord said, "He who has ears to hear
- 0:06, let him hear, let him hear what the
- 0:08Spirit says to the churches." He who has
- 0:10ears to hear. It means that there are
- 0:12many people who have ears, but do not
- 0:14hear the word of God. And do you know
- 0:16what the problem is? When we have a
- 0:17hardened heart. How are you doing,
- 0:19brothers? Today we continue with our
- 0:20series on the Gospel according to
- 0:22Matthew. We are on chapter 13. There in
- 0:24Matthew chapter 13, I want to ask you to
- 0:26have it in front of you, several
- 0:27parables stand out.
- 0:28And parables are earthly stories with a
- 0:31heavenly message.
- 0:33The Lord told these stories that
- 0:34everyone can relate to because they were
- 0:36about everyday situations, but they had
- 0:38a profound spiritual message.
- 0:41He was communicating spiritual truths
- 0:43about the kingdom of God and he did it
- 0:44through stories that were easy to
- 0:46understand.
- 0:47But many people did not have ears to
- 0:49hear. That is why, look, let us thank
- 0:51God.
- 0:52If you attend a church and understand
- 0:54the word of God, if you make the effort
- 0:56to read a portion of the scriptures and
- 0:58the Lord speaks to you, thank God that
- 1:00He gave you ears to hear; He has given
- 1:02you a heart that is fertile soil for the
- 1:05good seed of the word.
- 1:07That is the first parable we are going
- 1:09to see today, it is the main one in
- 1:10Matthew 13, the parable of the sower.
- 1:13Basically, it talks about a sower who
- 1:14sowed the good seed, but it fell into
- 1:16four different types of soil.
- 1:18If you like, let us read it. Have
- 1:19Matthew 13 in front of you and let us go
- 1:22to verse 3.
- 1:23It says at the end, behold, the sower
- 1:25went out to sow and while he sowed, part
- 1:26of the seed fell by the wayside.
- 1:28The birds came and ate it. Some fell on
- 1:31stony ground, where there was not much
- 1:33earth and it sprang up soon because it
- 1:35had no depth of earth. But when the sun
- 1:37rose it was scorched because it had no
- 1:38root, it withered. Some fell among
- 1:40thorns and the thorns grew up and choked
- 1:42it.
- 1:43But some fell on good ground where it
- 1:45yielded fruit, some a hundred, some
- 1:47sixty, and some thirty.
- 1:49He who has ears to hear, let him hear,
- 1:51says the Lord. And look, thank God that
- 1:54the Lord Jesus himself explained this
- 1:56parable to his disciples. You can read
- 1:58that at home. Starting from verse 18,
- 2:00the Lord himself gives the explanation.
- 2:02But let us look at the four types of
- 2:03soil. By the wayside, on stony ground,
- 2:06among the thorns, and on good ground.
- 2:09Ask the Lord to be that good soil that
- 2:11will bear fruit a hundredfold or
- 2:13thirtyfold; ask the Lord for ears to
- 2:16hear.
- 2:17Here the Lord explains that the soil is
- 2:19the human heart.
- 2:21And well, the Lord Jesus Christ is
- 2:22sowing the good seed of His word, but it
- 2:24will fall on hardened hearts, it will
- 2:26fall on hearts among thorns, it will
- 2:28fall on hearts full of rocks, and some,
- 2:30by the grace of God, will fall on
- 2:31fertile soil.
- 2:34Look, thank God that you received the
- 2:36good news of Jesus and you bore fruit.
- 2:39You gave your life to the Lord, and it
- 2:41is only by His grace and mercy. Out
- 2:43there, there are people who have
- 2:44received the same preaching as you and
- 2:46have not borne fruit.
- 2:48The truth is that if it weren't for the
- 2:49grace of God, if it weren't for the
- 2:51water of the Holy Spirit that moistens
- 2:52that soil, you and I would also be
- 2:54hard-hearted.
- 2:55Let us not boast. Let us thank the Lord
- 2:58for His mercy and ask Him for our loved
- 3:00ones.
- 3:00Many of them are perhaps among thorns,
- 3:03they are among rocks. Let's look briefly
- 3:05at the meaning of the path, the rocks,
- 3:07and the thorns.
- 3:09Not only so you can pray for your loved
- 3:11ones, but so that we go on Sunday to
- 3:13hear the word conscious of the risks,
- 3:15that the worries of this world, the
- 3:17anxieties, the materialism, that Satan,
- 3:19might be trying to steal our blessing at
- 3:22the time of the word.
- 3:24Well, first, the path is the hardest
- 3:26soil because everyone tramples it.
- 3:29The seed cannot be buried well there.
- 3:32The path is also besieged by birds that
- 3:34arrive and steal it.
- 3:37That is when someone is distracted by
- 3:38their phone, is not paying attention, or
- 3:40says they are going to watch the service
- 3:42online and stays home, doing other
- 3:44things instead of paying attention to
- 3:45the service.
- 3:47Look, that is why it is better in person
- 3:49if you have the opportunity, because for
- 3:51the one by the path, the enemy comes and
- 3:52steals the word.
- 3:55Those birds represent Satan and his
- 3:57demons, who are very active when the
- 3:58word is preached; they want to distract
- 4:00, they want to steal it with anger, with
- 4:02annoyance, with a distraction, something
- 4:04that happened, or chores, errands, the
- 4:05kitchen, lunch, I don't know.
- 4:09When you are going to sit down to read
- 4:11the word, set aside distractions and ask
- 4:13the Lord to bind the enemy, to rebuke
- 4:15him so that the good seed does not fall
- 4:17by the path.
- 4:18Pray for your children, pray for your
- 4:20loved ones, so that Satan does not get
- 4:22his way. The rocky ground represents the
- 4:24person who is a flash in the pan.
- 4:27They receive the word with joy in the
- 4:29moment, but when afflictions come, they
- 4:30lack depth, it says.
- 4:32It is a person who is perhaps not used
- 4:34to taking notes when they hear the word
- 4:36.
- 4:37Look, I encourage you that, when you
- 4:39listen to this daily video, take note of
- 4:41what the Lord speaks to you when you are
- 4:43reading your daily chapter, when you go
- 4:44to church, so that you are not shallow;
- 4:46and ask the Lord to persevere in Jesus
- 4:48every day, so that the burdens,
- 4:50afflictions, and worries do not make you
- 4:52forget the word.
- 4:54Jesus said, "In this world you will have
- 4:55trouble, but take heart! I have overcome
- 4:57the world." The one that fell among
- 4:59thorns is the one who is too concerned
- 5:01with material things, very busy with
- 5:03work matters. In their heart, there is
- 5:05no time for the word of God.
- 5:07Very preoccupied, whether because they
- 5:09want more—more money, more wealth, more
- 5:11income—or because they are deep in debt
- 5:13and don't know what to do; in short, it
- 5:14is someone who has not surrendered that
- 5:16area of their life, is not trusting in
- 5:18the Lord's provision, and has a totally
- 5:20materialistic heart, focused on things
- 5:22of this world.
- 5:24And these are people who do not have
- 5:26ears to hear; physically they may be
- 5:27there, but their mind is actually set on
- 5:29other things, on the week's agenda, on
- 5:31pending tasks, on how much they have to
- 5:33do.
- 5:34They have not learned to rest in the
- 5:36Lord and to trust in the good shepherd
- 5:38who is our provider. Lastly, we have the
- 5:40good soil, and let us thank God. If He
- 5:42has made us good soil.
- 5:44Look, we won't see it in church due to
- 5:46lack of time, but right there in Matthew
- 5:4713, we are told that in the same church
- 5:49there can be wheat and there can be
- 5:50weeds.
- 5:51In the same net there can be good fish
- 5:53and bad fish, and the wheat and the
- 5:55weeds will grow together. And until the
- 5:57end times, the Lord will send His angels
- 5:59and will separate the wheat from the
- 6:01weeds. They will separate the good fish
- 6:03from the bad fish. Ask the Lord to be
- 6:06good soil so that we may be wheat and
- 6:08not weeds. So that we may be good fish
- 6:10and not bad fish. I recommend that you
- 6:13finish reading Matthew 13 at home. But
- 6:15if we are fertile soil, Christ will be
- 6:17our greatest treasure. He will be that
- 6:20pearl of great price for us. Will we be
- 6:22willing to leave everything behind to
- 6:25follow him, to have that treasure in our
- 6:28lives? May the Lord grant us ears to
- 6:30hear.
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