Nueva reforma apostólica

Study resource that views the historic, cultural and global content of each book and critical problems surrounding each manuscript.

Through these simple, pleasant and realistic devotional reflections, we study the reactions of many of the people who surrounded Jesus on the cross, beginning with Jesus Himself and ending with the Apostle Paul. It's possible that you may identify with one of the onlookers and that what you may discover will challenge you to commit your life to the Lord's hands.

Finding the will of God for our lives should be easy. After all, we know and love the Lord and want to serve Him. Yet around the corner of our surrender to the Lord we sometimes find confusion and regrets. "Did we miss the turn in the road?" a you pastor asked me, "Things have not been as we were led to believe they would be." Around our glad, "Yes Lord, anytime, anywhere, anyway," may be a day that finds us saying, "Oh no, Lord, I never expected this!" My husband was addressing the questions of a crowd of British teenagers who wanted to know just how they could know the will of God for their ...

"¿Por qué me buscabais? ¿No sabíais que yo tenía que estar en las cosas de mi Padre?". Así responde Jesús a sus padres cuando, después de tres días de ansiosa búsqueda, lo encuentran en el templo en medio de los doctores. Son las primeras palabras que pronuncia Jesús en el evangelio de Lucas, y por eso no pueden menos de suponer una connotación programática de toda la vida de Jesús de Nazaret. Es una síntesis maravillosa de la cristología de Lucas: Jesús es el que "tiene que estar" en las cosas del Padre, pues ha venido a cumplir su voluntad, a realizar su proyecto. A la luz...