Poder De Una Mente Transformad – (Spanish)
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El impacto de la salvacion a traves de Cristo trasciende mas alla del ambito espiritual. Implica mucho mas que el arrepentimiento que los humanos confunden con remordimiento. El verdadero arrepentimiento y el crecimiento espiritual significan la transformacion de la mente, la conducta, los estilos de vida y la vida entera. En esa transformacion alcanzamos un crecimiento personal tan impresionante, que produce autoridad, influencia en los demas, y la mas poderosa fe. Una mente transformada ocurre cuando lo espiritual trasciende, se manifiesta en el ambito natural, y empezamos a vivir una vida totalmente nueva que influencia nuestro ambiente y a cada ser humano en nuestro entorno. En resumen, el poder de una mente transformada es autoridad espiritual y personal, empoderamiento para influenciar, y fe inmutable.
There is much more to Christ than spiritual salvation. And there is more to repentance than what humans perceive as remorse. Real repentance and spiritual salvation are about transforming mind, behavior, lifestyle, and life itself, so that we arrive at an impressive personal growth that produces authority, influence, and the most powerful faith. A transformed mind happens where the spiritual transcends and manifests into the natural realm, so we start leading a completely new life that influences our environment and everyone else around us. In a nutshell, the power of a transformed mind is about spiritual and personal authority, empowerment to influence, and immutable faith.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781629119717
ISBN10: 1629119717
Language: Spanish
Otoniel Font
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: November 2017
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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