Apartados es un episodio donde el Dr. Milton comparte un mensaje poderoso acerca de lo que significa ser separados por Dios y no conformarnos a la cultura del mundo. Un llamado a vivir con intención, con discernimiento y con una identidad firme aun cuando la corriente de la sociedad empuja en otra dirección. Este mensaje, compartido en The Family Church en el Valle de Texas, entrelaza Escritura, psicología y formación espiritual para mostrarnos cómo Dios despierta a aquellos que Él mismo ha apartado para algo mayor. Es una invitación a reconocer las pequeñas decisiones que moldean nuestro destino y a caminar con la claridad y la convicción de quienes saben que fueron llamados para más.

In Spiritual Outliers, Dr. Milton presents a compelling exploration of what it means to be a person set apart. He integrates scripture with psychological insight and behavioral science to demonstrate how human beings drift toward conformity and how the renewed mind resists that drift. This message examines the forces that shape belief, the quiet habits that alter identity, and the intentional practices that produce spiritual strength.

Listeners will be guided to consider how their thoughts, behaviors, and loyalties are formed, and how God calls His people to cultivate a different pattern. Spiritual Outlier is a thoughtful call to courage, moral clarity, and spiritual maturity in a world that rewards compromise and discourages distinction.

In this powerful message recorded live at The Family Church in Weslaco, Texas, Dr. Milton Gonzalez explores the life-changing truth that serving is not just what we do it’s who we become.

Rooted in the parable of the Good Samaritan and infused with psychological insight, personal stories, and biblical wisdom, this episode invites you to rethink what it means to follow Christ in a self-centered world. From the dusty road to Jericho to the streets of Calcutta, from the quiet courage of a forgotten usher to the love that drove early Christians into plague-ridden Rome, this message reveals how small acts of compassion can echo through eternity.

You’ll hear how Dr. Milton’s father modeled leadership through service, how his late wife left him with a mission to live with purpose and humility, and how science and Scripture agree on this one truth: you were created to be poured out.

Whether you’re a leader, a believer, or simply someone trying to make sense of your place in this noisy world, this episode will challenge, inspire, and recalibrate your heart toward something greater.

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In this special Father’s Day episode of Recalibrate with Milton, we explore the power, pain, and purpose of fatherhood through a message that reaches far beyond dads. Whether you are a father, a son, a daughter, or someone searching for healing and identity, this conversation will speak to you.

Milton unpacks the deep emotional layers of the father's role, not just as a provider, but as a protector, builder, and blessing giver. Through stories, Scripture, and personal reflection, he invites you to reconsider what it means to lead, to love, and to be seen by the One who runs toward us when we least deserve it.

Marriage isn’t just about finding the right person—it’s about becoming the right person. In this episode, we dive deep into the true purpose of marriage, breaking the cultural myth that it’s all about happiness. Instead, we explore how marriage is a refining process designed to make us more like Christ.

🔹 The World’s View vs. God’s Design for Marriage

We’ll explore psychological insights from Dr. Gabor Maté and John Gottman, biblical truths, and real talk about why marriage can feel so hard—but also why it’s worth it.

Key Scripture: Ephesians 5:25-27 – "For husbands, this means love your wives, just as Christ loved the church. He gave up his life for her to make her holy and clean..."

Your marriage isn’t meant to just make you happy—it’s meant to make you holy. Let’s unpack what that really means.

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En este poderoso mensaje, exploramos el camino hacia la renovación de nuestra mente y la liberación de creencias limitantes, patrones heredados y fortalezas invisibles. Basado en principios de psicología y escritura, este episodio examina cómo nuestra vida de pensamientos da forma a nuestra realidad y cómo podemos aprovechar el poder de la mente para lograr una verdadera transformación espiritual. Descubre pasos prácticos para romper barreras ocultas, deshacerte de viejos patrones y alinearte con el propósito de Dios. Si estás listo para desafiar tus antiguos pensamientos y comenzar un “desintoxicación mental” y espiritual, este episodio te animará y equipará para iniciar el cambio.

In this powerful message, we dive into the journey of renewing our minds and breaking free from limiting beliefs, inherited patterns, and unseen strongholds. Based on principles from psychology and scripture, this episode explores how our thought life shapes our reality and how we can harness the mind’s power for true spiritual transformation. Learn practical steps for breaking free, uncovering hidden strongholds, and aligning with God’s purpose. If you’re ready to challenge old patterns and step into a renewed way of thinking, this episode will encourage and equip you to begin your own mental and spiritual “detox.”

In this episode of "Thinking for a Change," recorded live at TFC McAllen on July 24, we delve deeply into the transformative power of neuroplasticity and the timeless wisdom found in Psalm 23. We explore how our thoughts shape our reality and the vital importance of aligning them with God's Word to achieve true healing and transformation. By examining Psalm 23, we uncover profound insights into God's role as our Shepherd, providing guidance, peace, and restoration in every season of life.

We start by understanding the impact of our thoughts and the concept of synaptic plasticity, which is the brain's ability to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections. This episode illustrates how, through repeated meditation on scripture, we can rewire our minds, leading to lasting spiritual and emotional change. The story of the woman with the issue of blood is highlighted, demonstrating the power of persistent, faith-filled self-talk and its impact on our mental and spiritual well-being.

Further, we draw lessons from David's life and his profound relationship with God as depicted in Psalm 23. This psalm not only reflects David's personal experiences but also offers us a framework for understanding God's multifaceted nature as our Shepherd, Provider, Healer, and constant Presence. By delving into the Hebrew names of God revealed in Psalm 23, we gain a deeper appreciation of His character and His promises to us.

Through this exploration, we are reminded of the importance of guarding our hearts and aligning our thoughts with God's Word. By doing so, we can experience the peace and assurance that comes from trusting in God's provision and guidance. Join me as we uncover the layers of Psalm 23, discovering its relevance to our daily lives and the profound peace it offers to those who embrace its truths. This episode is a journey into the heart of spiritual transformation, encouraging us to renew our minds and live out the wisdom of Psalm 23 each day.

En el episodio de hoy de nuestro podcast, exploramos cómo nos relacionamos con la cultura y nuestro papel como creyentes en ella. Discutimos la creencia común de que para influir en la cultura, debemos parecernos a ella, sumergiéndonos en su lenguaje, música y estilos. Esta idea es especialmente popular entre los jóvenes que consideran que, para tener un impacto significativo, necesitan ganar aceptación en los sectores más influyentes de la sociedad. Sin embargo, reflexionamos sobre el desafío de interactuar con la cultura de manera consciente y deliberada, asegurándonos de que nuestra fe influya en la cultura en lugar de permitir que la cultura diluya nuestra fe.

El debate se profundiza al considerar la propuesta de algunos de que, mientras estamos inmersos en la cultura, deberíamos evitar ser abiertamente cristianos para no alejar a otros. Esta perspectiva sugiere mantener la fe en secreto, revelándola solo cuando las circunstancias sean adecuadas, promoviendo una presencia cristiana discreta. Contrastamos esta visión con la enseñanza bíblica de que, como seguidores de Cristo, estamos llamados a ser sal y luz del mundo, no a ocultar nuestra fe. Analizamos cómo este enfoque de "esperar el momento adecuado" puede ser tanto deshonesto como infiel, y cómo debemos, en cambio, presentar con valentía la metanarrativa de nuestra fe: Creación, Caída, Redención y Restauración.

Finalmente, abordamos la importancia de no conformarnos a los patrones del mundo no creyente, sino de atraer a otros a nuestra cosmovisión. Citamos a 1 Corintios 1:27-31, donde se nos recuerda que Dios usa lo débil del mundo para avergonzar a lo fuerte, y que nuestra devoción debe centrarse en conocer a Dios más profundamente, no en ganar popularidad o estatus para luego usarlos para Dios. Reflexionamos sobre cómo la exposición excesiva y no crítica a la cultura puede diluir nuestra fe, destacando la necesidad de una vigilancia espiritual continua para no ser consumidos por la cultura, sino transformarla mediante la renovación de nuestra mente, según Romanos 12:2.

Welcome to today’s episode, where we dive deep into the crucial challenge of engaging with our culture thoughtfully and intentionally. How can we ensure that our faith influences the culture rather than allowing the culture to dilute our faith? This question lies at the heart of our discussion.

There's a prevalent belief, especially among younger generations, that to impact and transform culture significantly, we must fully assimilate into it, gaining acceptance and recognition in the most influential sectors of society. Some even argue that while embedded in the culture, we should avoid being overtly Christian to prevent alienating others. They suggest keeping one's Christianity subdued and revealing it only when deemed appropriate. However, for a born-again believer, intentionally withholding the gospel to achieve status before sharing the message is both dishonest and faithless. As followers of Christ, we are called to be salt and light in the world, not to conceal our faith in hopes of gaining acceptance or influence.

We’ll explore the idea of being discerning observers of culture versus becoming indiscriminate consumers. We'll discuss the significant difference between these two approaches and the importance of maintaining a biblical worldview. Today’s episode will also cover the power of the subconscious mind, with insights from Bill Buckner's story and the analogy of the Chinese Bamboo Tree, illustrating the importance of patience, persistence, and consistent effort in our spiritual growth.

Join us as we unpack Romans 12:2 and discuss the call to be countercultural, the dangers of spiritual drift, and the importance of taking a stand for our faith with biblical examples. We’ll also delve into the current state of the church, the cultural war for minds, and the four greatest influencers on the next generation. Finally, we’ll conclude with practical steps to avoid neutrality and stand firm in our faith.

Get ready for an enlightening and empowering discussion that will challenge you to live out your faith boldly and authentically in today’s culture. Let's dive in!