¡Jesús está vivo!

0:00 Bombax, why the affective relationships I have are not stable. I like assertiveness because it invites us to prudence that what should motivate our word is always love is you and that is already the basis to go out to conquer many goals, to fight, to give a better version and enjoy life fully. You know, Jesus is alive. That is the certainty of men and women who, in the midst of passion and death on the Cross, are scattered in many places and then have an existential experience that allows them to unite, which allows them to gather together and generate this whole movement of transformation that is the Christian experience. Today I would like to invite you to reflect on the event of the resurrection. It is what believers celebrate. Sunday is what Jesus’ followers celebrate. After living the hardest experience, seeing his master hanging on a

1:30 stake as the worst of criminals. I want to offer you four keys of reflection to understand life from the experience of the resurrection. When we say that Jesus is alive, we say that he lives in God' s way, that the crucified himself is the same resurrected. He does not live as a myth, he does not live as an idea, he does not live in an ideology that continues to be shared, not he, as a personal being, now lives in God' s way. That is what the New Testament accounts try to show us. That is why the claim that he is alive and eats and speaks with them and shows the disciple to the tomás who doubts the proofs that there is an identification between the crucified and the risen. The four keys. The first is the reward to make coherent. When one reads Peter' s first discourses, in the first chapter, the deeds of the apostles, one realizes a structure that you judged and killed. God has raised

3:14 him up, that is, if what was tested on the cross was Jesus ' proposed life and was denied by men. The resurrection is the affirmation of that proposal, it is the accepted seal of that proposal. It is the way, as God tells all men, all women, of all ages, that if they want to please him, they will have to live in the way of Jesus. That is, the resurrection is the certainty that he who lives from concrete values, that he who lives from the coherence of life, will have a good end? It is that certainty, it is that security, It is the reward of coherence, It is the reward of life well lived, It is the reward of loyalty, a reward that goes beyond what we are capable of, of understanding, that goes beyond what we are able to explain why death overcomes and overcomes all those limitations that human beings put ourselves, that human beings assert us over and over again I am the first key.

4:53 That' s the reward. The second key has to be read. In terms of those, death is presented as the greatest obstacle of humans. Death is definitely that assurance we have of our finitude and it can give us fear. Well, faith in the resurrection proclaims that that limitation is overcome and that must be a source of life. That is why I do not understand why some who claim to believe in the experience of the resurrection live in fear, live faintly, live in sadness and in discouragement, because who discovers that Jesus is alive lives in the hope that he will always overcome the limitations and problems he has daily. How he' ll get over it. I don ' t know. In fact, one might believe that hope is to think that the expectations we have will literally be met as we think and feel them, and they cannot be overcome by breaking our logic by going beyond what we

6:30 expected, or simply having a different nature. That' s the hope we have to live with. You can' t be a woman full of fear, full of anguish. You can' t be a man who suspects the present, who suspects what he' s living through. If you believe in the resurrection, you have to be someone able to trust in what you do and to trust in the God who drives you, in the God who makes you live, in the God who fills you with joy. If the first key is reward, the second key is hope, the third key is firm courage. I love to read the final texts of the stories of passion, where Peter appears as a pusillan, cowardly man who denies before people who have no power, who follows Jesus, who knows Jesus. The third denial is very harsh, they tell him, but you speak like him. You have the accent Galileo and Pedro say. No. No. No. No.

7:49 I haven' t seen him, I don' t know him. I don' t know who you' re talking about. That Peter, after the resurrection, appears making records, strong courses, sincere discourses, interpelative discourses. To all the men who are there without fear. The resurrection has filled the heart with courage. And we, in order to live, we have to be brave, we have to be able to face our fears, to assume our fears. We can' t hide, we can' t let fears handle us, we can' t let fears shrink us We need to have strength to go further, managing that positive emotion like fear. The fourth key is the community. They reassemble the way of Mauz. This is expressed by those who flee to that place, which is eleven kilometers from Jerusalem, return to meet at the sign of the table with others. We cannot continue to believe that happiness is an individual task. We can no longer believe that happiness is a conquest of my possibilities. We need to understand getting together with

9:30 others, living with others to make life in network in system, communicating, supporting and giving the best to overcome difficulties and problems. Whether you believe in the resurrection or if you want to understand the message of the resurrection. Think of those four keys, think of reward, hope, courage and community. Four concrete ways, four existential ways of living the resurrection experience. One of the expressions that has characterized me is man is alive. In fact, I wrote the prayeral The man is alive as an invitation to live in resurrection and he keeps coming out for twenty- one years, and I would like you to know the orational The man is alive, either in the edition we do every month or in the special edition of the man is alive and is with you Today I want to invite you to live in the resurrection. This message is for every day, because he is alive every day. Thank you for being there and thank you for sharing with me right now. We are in

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