Diego Pareja

Con la Verdad me relacionaré.

[Sarah Salviander @sarahsalviander]

Just your periodic reminder that God combined mathematics and art to make the universe stunning.

[Diego Pareja @diegoapv7]

Qué robo a Colombia, increible.

[Sarah Salviander @sarahsalviander]

That it exists at all.

[Ministerios Id @MinisteriosId]

«Todo lo que no sea eterno es eternamente inútil».

— C.S. Lewis.
#CSLewis

[Miguel Núñez, MD @PastorMNunez]

«Nos enseñan a temer las amenazas externas: el colapso económico, la guerra, las pandemias y la inestabilidad política. Pero la historia demuestra que la mayoría de las civilizaciones no caen por la presión externa, sino desde dentro, corroídas por la codicia, la injusticia, la arrogancia y la erosión de la disciplina moral. Hoy, en todo el mundo, desde las democracias más poderosas hasta las instituciones más frágiles, presenciamos un colapso silencioso, pero catastrófico: un colapso de los valores morales».

Dr. Gurudas Bandyopadhyay, The Character Crisis 
(G. Bandyopadhyay, 2026, edición Kindle) p. 27.

[Diego Pareja @diegoapv7]

@sarahsalviander

[BITE @biteproject]

“Oh! Una hora con Dios supera infinitamente todos los
placeres y deleites de este mundo inferior”.

⎯ Jonathan Edwards

[Diego Pareja @diegoapv7]

@tudia_13 sáquenle la fe a esas personas y les aseguro que no estarían ahí con una sonrisa. Todos tienen el mismo mensaje: la resiliencia se las da Dios. Increible.

[Diego Pareja @diegoapv7]

@CGE_Clientes estimados, se cortó la luz en pucon.

[Grace to You @gracetoyou]

Our hearts are heavy, yet rejoicing, as we share the news that our beloved pastor and teacher John MacArthur has entered into the presence of the Savior. This evening, his faith became sight. He faithfully endured until his race was run.

2 Timothy 4:1-8

[Timothy Keller (1950-2023) @timkellernyc]

From chapter 5 of the preaching book: https://t.co/XyUuLeYwid

[Diego Pareja @diegoapv7]

@PastorMNunez Increible

[Miguel Núñez, MD @PastorMNunez]

“Si el poder que gobierna las estrellas gobernara tu corazón, tu vida estaría tan organizada como ellas y daría vueltas conforme a la voluntad de Dios. Entonces encontraría la clave de flotar libremente, sin ataduras,” Rankin Wilbourne y Brian Gregor en The Croos Before Me.

[Jose Orantes @jorantes12]

ENTREVISTA INÉDITA EN 1977 AL ELENCO DE CHESPIRITO
Una entrevista a Roberto Gómez Bolaños y los personajes de "El Chavo del 8" , programa clásico de los 70 y 80 en toda latinoamérica, por Francisco Castillo realizada en Venezuela en 1977 para el noticiario "60 Minutos" de Chile.

[Sarah Salviander @sarahsalviander]

"...for dust you are and to dust you will return." - Genesis 3:19

This is history for Christians as well as for astronomers. Carl Sagan liked to say that we are made of star stuff, but an important component of that star stuff is literally dust. It's everywhere in the Milky Way and is part of the stellar and planetary birth - death - rebirth cycle. This is the material of the Earth, and hence our bodies. When our lives are over, our material bodies will return to this seemingly endless cycle.

But the cycle is not endless. It will end when the universe reaches maximum entropy or when God creates the new Heaven and Earth. My guess is that God will end this version of the universe long before it reaches maximum entropy.

There are many lessons to take from Genesis 3:19, but for me this is one of the most important: The material world is temporary; we must not make our allegiance to it, but to the One who created it.

Image: The Horsehead and Flame Nebulae. The dark patches and streaks are all interstellar dust, expelled from the winds of dying stars, and out of which a new generation of stars and planets will form.

[Oscar Landerretche @OLanderretche]

hemos bajado la inversión en infraestructura sistemática e intencionadamente

si inviertes menos en infraestructura

la infraestructura te empieza a fallar

la indignación performativa

primero, no sirve de nada

y segundo, aburre

lo que sirve es trabajar... y duro

[Sarah Salviander @sarahsalviander]

Six weeks and still depression-free.

Based off my experiences, I strongly suspect a lot of depression and anxiety is linked to lifestyle.

These are complex issues, and I'm not saying lifestyle fixes everything. But I strongly believe lifestyle is a major factor that can either be at the root of or a force-multiplier of mental health issues.

I became susceptible to anxiety and depression because of some terrible circumstances that went on for years. When the circumstances improved, but the anxiety and depression lingered, I needed to figure something out.

My general anxiety went away after I started a regimen of intense exercise (weightlifting and HIIT). I didn't start exercising with the intent of managing my feelings, but realized after a couple of months that the anxiety was just gone. The fact that it comes back if I stop lifting for more than a few days supports a causal link.

The depression was tougher to crack, but once I started going to bed and getting up earlier, it pretty much went away. Again, I didn't start doing this with the intent of managing depression, but I did notice a huge improvement after just a few days when nothing else had changed.

Over the last few years, I've also eliminated most ultra-processed foods, I rarely drink, I get sunlight and fresh air, I focus on spirituality, and I spend as much time with my favorite people as possible. I think all of that facilitated the positive changes that came with the exercise and sleep management.

It's like God (or nature, if that's all you believe in) intended us to live a particular way, and when we deviate from that, things don't go well.

Therefore, I think a great place to start when dealing with issues like anxiety and depression is a lifestyle overhaul.

[Diego Pareja @diegoapv7]

@PastorMNunez Cuente con eso! 🙏

[Diego Pareja @diegoapv7]

@metrodesantiago estación u de chile colapsada. Anden L3.