Cómo superar el misterio de una fuga lenta en el viaje matutino
This morning, on my usual drive to work, I was interrupted by a familiar dashboard warning: low tire pressure. Again. I had already addressed the issue—or so I thought. But despite my efforts, the problem persisted. That’s when I realized the truth: I had been focusing on the wrong tire. The leak was coming from a different place than expected. A slow leak—subtle but sabotaging.
Right there, God began to speak.
He brought to mind the life and leadership of Jesus. Though He ministered to multitudes, His circle narrowed intentionally: from the 5,000… to the 120… to the 12… to the 3. Even still, in His darkest hour—He was alone. Betrayed by one of His twelve, misunderstood by many, but resolute in purpose.
And suddenly, I understood the deeper lesson:
You can be surrounded and still be leaking.
You can have numbers and still be vulnerable.
You can be anointed and still be betrayed.
Leadership is not just about who you are influencing—it’s about who is influencing you.
The Power of Alignment
Your vision is like a divine vehicle. Your purpose, the road. Your inner circle? The tires. If one tire is leaking—even slowly—it compromises the entire journey. The enemy rarely attacks with fanfare. Often, he waits until your attention is elsewhere, then sends subtle distractions, disloyalties, and delays through the relationships you didn’t discern.
That’s why alignment matters.
Even Jesus, in all His wisdom, experienced betrayal. Even Nehemiah, as he rebuilt the broken walls of Jerusalem, had to resist invitations to come down from his assignment by so-called "friends" like Sanballat and Tobiah. His response? "I am doing a great work and cannot come down." (Nehemiah 6:3)
Some conversations are distractions.
Some invitations are derailments.
Some relationships are divine.
Others are draining.
Three Keys for Inner Circle Wisdom
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Discern the Leak
Like the slow leak in my tire, some relationships appear solid until pressure is applied. Don’t wait until your peace is flat or your vision is delayed—ask God to show you where the leak is.
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Protect the Pearls
Jesus said, “Do not cast your pearls before swine.” (Matthew 7:6) Not everyone can handle your treasure. Not everyone values your vulnerability. Know what to share, when to share, and with whom.
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Walk with the Wise
Proverbs 13:20 reminds us: “He who walks with wise men will be wise, but the companion of fools will suffer harm.” Wisdom is contagious. So is folly. Choose carefully.
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Reflection Questions
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Who is currently influencing your decisions, mindset, and spiritual health?
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Are there any relationships that consistently drain your energy, derail your focus, or disrupt your peace?
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What boundaries do you need to set to protect your calling, time, and emotional health?
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When was the last time you asked God to realign your relationships with your purpose?
Closing Prayer
Father, thank You for the divine relationships You’ve placed in my life. Today, I surrender every connection to You. Expose the leaks I’ve overlooked. Reveal the places where I’ve cast my pearls carelessly. Align me with those who build, believe, and bring clarity—not confusion. Teach me to love wisely, lead righteously, and walk discerningly. Protect my heart from distraction and betrayal. I declare that in this season, I will walk with those who sharpen me, uplift me, and honor the purpose You’ve placed in me. In Jesus’ name, amen.
Scripture Focus
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Proverbs 13:20 – “He who walks with wise men will be wise, but the companion of fools will be destroyed.”
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Nehemiah 6:3 – “I am doing a great work and I cannot come down.”
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Matthew 7:6 – “Do not give what is holy to the dogs; nor cast your pearls before swine…”
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Luke 6:12–13 – Jesus spent the night in prayer before choosing the twelve disciples.
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John 13:27 – “…and Satan entered into Judas.” (The complexity of betrayal within leadership circles)
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