Sin Miedo A Encontrarme – (Spanish)
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Tenemos la necesidad de encontrarnos con nuestra naturaleza humana, que es en realidad divina. Este libro pretende ayudarte a abrir espacios de reflexion semana tras semana que te conduzcan a descansar en el poder de Dios; darte oportunidades para aprender nuevos conceptos y leyes espirituales, no en terminos de religion, sino como una brujula que te lleve al lugar donde te perdiste a ti mismo; brindarte un recordatorio personal de quien en realidad eres: un hijo o una hija de Dios, y demostrarte como el creer esta verdad cambiara tu vida.
Desconectate del mundo material por al menos una hora a la semana para leer, conectarte contigo mismo, y luego el tiempo necesario para escribir tu parte semanal que falta en este libro. Las actividades que te propongo durante cada semana en esta obra haran crecer tu musculo espiritual y te llevaran a encontrarte contigo mismo.
Empieza a creer; cree de nuevo y sigue cre yendo, pero ante todo, descansa en el poder de vivir confiado.
–Carolina Carvajal
We have a need to meet our human nature, which is actually divine. This book aims to help you open spaces for reflection, week after week, that will lead you to rest in the power of God; give you opportunities to learn new spiritual concepts and laws, not in terms of religion, but as a compass that takes you to the place where you lost yourself; give you a personal reminder that you are really a son or daughter of God; and show you how believing this truth will change your life.
Disconnect from the material world for at least an hour a week to read, connect with yourself, and then journal your thoughts. The activities that the author proposes to you each week in this work will grow your spiritual muscle and lead you to find yourself.
“Begin to believe; believe again and continue to believe, but above all, rest in the power of confident living.” –Carolina Carvajal
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SKU (ISBN): 9781641238618
ISBN10: 1641238615
Language: Spanish
Caroline Carvajal
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2022
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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