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Episodio 239 - Perdonar es un proceso.

EPISODE · Apr 19, 2024 · 22 MIN

Episodio 239 - Perdonar es un proceso.

from Conociendo a Dios · host Mirta Consuelo Gutierrez

Todos hemos pasado por situaciones que hacen que nos sintamos atacados por otra persona, y esto nos lleva a guardar rencor hacía ella, incluso a desear hacerle mal o a que le pasen cosas malas. Así que cuando tenemos rencor debemos pensar en lo siguiente: ¿Cómo vivimos cuando tenemos odio? ¿Por qué perdonar? ¿A quién buscar cuando tenemos sentimientos de odio? ¿Qué debemos hacer en el camino del perdón? Dios ofrece su perdón a los que perdonan, es por ello que debemos buscarlo para que el Señor nos guíe y ayude en el proceso, para que seamos libres. ¡¡Perdona, vivirás mucho mejor!!

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