The Bible teaches that our words effect our lives. What we have in life
is the result of the words we have spoken. Our words can move
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La mayoría de Cristianos viven una vida que no es muy diferente de la
vida que viven la mayoría de Musulmanes, o Budistas, o Hindúes. Pero la
Biblia habla de una Cristianidad que se demuestra en el mundo, una
Cristianidad que hace algo.
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Para la mayoría de Cristianos lo único que hace la cristianidad es asegurar que uno va llegar al cielo cuando se muere. Pero la Biblia habla de una cristianidad que hace algo. Cristo dijo el que cree en mi las obras que yo hago el las hara. Ya En Cinco Versiones Fabulosas:( Si Tienes Modem 56k la versión Quicktime trabaja mejor. Puedes download una copia gratis de Quicktime aquí.)
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Christianity isn't supposed to be just reasoned arguments, it's supposed to do something. Jesus taught his disciples how to do things. In fact he told them that those who believed on him would do the same works that he did and in fact they would do even greater works. He then taught his disciples how to do these works. One way we do these works is by learning to have the faith of God.
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Saw a rerun of the Malcom In The Middle episode, "Day Care" It's about coping with the family's new baby. They join a church in order to benefit from the church's free daycare and are forced to participate in and to pretend to be interested in the church's religious activities. I thought this was a great example of the dilemma that Churches face in trying to attract new people. If we attract people by offering things people want, like daycare, are we producing real results or just paying people to come to church. If we're paying people to come to church how can we expect them to grow. Growth is painful. Growth requires that you pay something. Growth is the difference between living with your parents and having to be out on your own. If we're paying people to come to church what will happen to those people when they are asked to pay something. If people come to church just to get what we have are wee just producing rice Christians and producing no lasting results for the Kingdom of God?