Claves Para Hombres – (Spanish)
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Llenas con pensamientos muy motivadores y consejos muy practicos, estas frases inspiradores del autor de Best SellersDr. Myles Munroe proveen sabiduria para que puedas vivir tu vida de acuerdo con los propositos de Dios. Claves para los Hombres capacita a los hombres para que puedan entender el proposito que Dios les dio, asi como sus cualidades unicas, y sus relaciones con los demas- incluyendo su relacion complementaria con las mujeres- de tal manera que puedan llegar a realizar su destino y todo su potencial.
Filled with motivating insights and practical advice, these inspiring quotes from best-selling author Dr. Myles Munroe provide wisdom for living your life according to God’s purposes. Keys for Vision shares truths on how to make your dreams and hopes a living reality. As you meditate on these truths, your mind will be renewed and your life will be transformed. You will understand the Creator’s original design so you can fulfill your unique, God-given purpose in the world with joy and confidence.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781603741873
ISBN10: 1603741879
Language: Spanish
Myles Munroe
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2010
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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