Psalms Bible Study
Tu Dios Es Demasiado Glorioso – (Spanish)
$16.95
La mayoria de nosotros somos personas corrientes que tenemos dias buenos y dias malos. Nuestras vidas son radicalmente ordinarias y poco emocionantes. Eso significa que son la clase de vidas que a Dios le fascinan. Mientras que el mundo alaba la belleza, el poder y la riqueza, Dios oculta su gloria en lo simple, lo trivial, lo insensato, y actua en personas, cosas y lugares sin ningun esplendor. En nuestra epoca de adoracion a los influentes y de presuncion virtual, esta es una forma novedosa, incluso transformadora, de entender a Dios y nuestro lugar en su creacion. Nos insta a apreciar una vida de sencillez, a amar a aquellos a los que el mundo ignora, a trabajar por la gloria de Dios antes que la nuestra. Y demuestra que Dios siempre ha sido el Seor de la cruz: un Salvador que esconde su gracia en lugares sin encanto ni gloria. Tu Dios es demasiado glorioso les recuerda a los lectores que, si bien una vida tranquila puede parecerle insulsa al mundo, Dios tiende a usar a las personas comunes y corrientes para llevar a cabo su labor mas importante. Al final de cada capitulo, Chad Bird invita al lector a profundizar en la busqueda de la vida fiel y ordinaria con preguntas de estudio para uso tanto personal como grupal.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781962654685
ISBN10: 1962654680
Language: Spanish
Chad Bird
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2024
Publisher: Augsburg Fortress Publishers – 1517 Media
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