How We See Ourselves

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“But as for me, I am poor and needy; come quickly to me, O God. You are my help and my deliverer; Lord, do not delay.” Psalms 70:5 NIV

King David wasn’t poor. Far from it indeed. He was good looking, a talented musician, a mighty warrior, and yes… a king! He had every chance to lean on his own strengths, but the key to king David was the fact he did the opposite: he leaned on God. 

How? By seeing himself as poor. That was his secret. To focus on his scarcity he allowed God to become his provider. By focusing on his emptiness he was able to experience God as his fulfillment. 

How we see ourselves dictates how we experience God. Let us take a page from king David and recognize we are the recipient and God is the giver, we are humans and God is God. 

My name is Arturo and I am loved by God and in response to that I best serve others by adding VALUE to their lives. My goal is to enrich lives, relationships, and communities.
From an artistic standpoint I’m a visual communicator and via the use of photography I seek promote beauty, concepts, and messages. Spiritually speaking I've served as a chaplain at a addiction/recovery rehabilitation center, and before that as a youth pastor, missionary, and Young Life/Club Beyond staff for many years here in the USA and abroad.
On the mental health side I currently serve as a life coach, certified addiction recovery specialist, and marriage and family counselor.

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