Evangelio Segun Pablo – (Spanish)
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De la pluma de John MacArthur, notable expositor y maestro de Biblia, una exploracion reveladora sobre lo que el apostol Pablo pensaba realmente acerca de las Buenas Nuevas de Jesus. El apostol Pablo escribio una serie de pasajes breves centrados en sus cartas a la Iglesia primitiva, que resumen el mensaje del Evangelio en pocas palabras muy bien escogidas. Cada uno de estos textos clave tiene un enfasis unico que destaca aspectos esenciales de las Buenas Nuevas. Los capitulos de este nuevo libro revelador examinan vitales textos de sus epistolas, versiculo a versiculo. John MacArthur, anfitrion del popular ministerio Gracia a Vosotros, Presidente del The Master’s College and Seminary y pastor en la Iglesia Comunitaria Grace, responde a las siguientes preguntas: que es el Evangelio? Cuales son los elementos esenciales de su mensaje? Como podemos estar seguros de haberlo entendido correctamente?, y como debemos los cristianos proclamar al mundo esas Buenas Nuevas? Como siempre, las respuestas que John MacArthur presenta son claras, persuasivas, bien razonadas, faciles de comprender y, sobre todo, totalmente biblicas. Este libro esta escrito en un estilo de facil acceso para personas laicas, incluyendo aquellas con poco conocimiento acerca de la Biblia, al mismo tiempo tiene un gran valor para pastores veteranos y ministros con experiencia.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780718086480
ISBN10: 0718086481
Language: Spanish
John MacArthur
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2017
Publisher: Groupo Nelson
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