Arte De Perdonar – (Spanish)
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El perdon es un ingrediente indispensable en las relaciones familiares y matrimoniales. El matrimonio debe basarse en una actitud de perdonarse el uno al otro cada dia, con transparencia y vulnerabilidad. Sin embargo, a muchas personas se les hace dificil perdonar y pedir perdon. Luego del exito de ventas de El lenguaje del perdon, Sixto Porras presenta El arte de perdonar, un Devocional de 90 dias, que integra la importancia de aprender a perdonar, a la meditacion de la Palabra de Dios junto a unas enseanzas que cambiaran la vida de muchos y su actitud ante el perdon.
Forgiveness is an indispensable ingredient in family and marital relationships. Marriage should be based on an attitude of forgiving each other every day, with transparency and vulnerability. However, many people find it difficult to forgive and ask for forgiveness. After the success of The Language of Forgiveness, Sixto Porras presents The Art of Forgiveness, a ninety-day devotional that integrates the importance of learning to forgive through meditation on the Word of God, along with teachings that will change the lives of many people and their attitude towards forgiveness.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781641238717
ISBN10: 1641238712
Language: Spanish
Sixto Porras
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2022
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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