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Sanando El Corazon – (Spanish)
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“No te rindas; la respuesta a tu oracion comienza en el cielo antes de que tu la sientas en la tierra.”
Luego del exito de ventas y de la rotunda bienvenida de los lectores para el extraordinario libro Heridas de amor, regresa Jose Luis Navajo a ponerle un broche de oro a su decidida comprension, y a su respaldo espiritual y practico para mujeres victimas del maltrato conyugal. Complementa los mensajes de su libro con Sanando el corazon, un Devocional de 90 dias, donde nos recuerda y facilita el poder de la oracion para sanar las heridas que dejan experiencias tan traumaticas. Mientras lees las devociones, levantaras tu auto estima al verte como Dios te ve; te fortaleceras; y te restauraras. Al sanar tu corazon, te daras la oportunidad de volver a amar y de ser feliz en una nueva relacion de pareja, donde reinan el amor verdadero que viene de Dios, el respeto, y el trato sano y amoroso bajo el pacto bendecido por el Padre. Este es el primer Devocional en respuesta a la necesidad de sanar un corazon maltrecho por una relacion patologica de pareja.
“Do not give up; the answer to your prayer begins in heaven before you feel it on earth.”
After the success in sales and the resounding welcome of the readers for the extraordinary book Heridas de amor, Jose Luis Navajo comes back to put a finishing touch to his determined understanding, and to his spiritual and practical support for women victims of spousal abuse. He complements the messages in his book with Sanando el corazon, un Devocional de 90 dias, where he reminds us the power of prayer to heal the wounds left behind by such traumatic experiences. As you read the devotions, you will raise your self-esteem by seeing yourself as God sees you; you will strengthen yourself; and you will be restored. By healing your heart, you will give yourself the opportunity to love again and be happy in a new relationship, where true love that comes from God, respect, and healthy and loving treatment reign under the covenant blessed by the Father. This is the first devotional in response to the need to heal the broken life that a pathological relationship leaves behind.
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SKU (ISBN): 9798887691084
Language: Spanish
Jose Navajo
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: February 2024
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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