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Episodio 111 - Aprovechándo el cuarto de hora

EPISODE · Oct 19, 2021 · 17 MIN

Episodio 111 - Aprovechándo el cuarto de hora

from Conociendo a Dios · host Consuelo Gutiérrez

Durante el transcurso de nuestra vida, tenemos muchas oportunidades para conseguir lo que deseamos, en la mayoría de las veces sólo contamos con unos minutos para presentar lo que tenemos y/o solicitar lo que necesitamos. En la vida de fe ocurre lo mismo, en muchas ocasiones sólo tenemos unos minutos para presentar a Dios y a su Hijo Jesús a las personas; esto es evangelizar, por lo tanto debemos volvernos diestros en la forma de acercarnos a las personas y mostrarles la necesidad que tienen del Dios Vivo y que salva. Te invito a que leas la Palabra y observes cómo Jesús, los discípulos y varios profetas Dios los uso para llevar el mensaje de salvación. En este podcast se verá como toda una ciudad fue llevada a los pies del Señor. Así que dale play a este podcast.

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