Hombre frente al Espejo

El presente volumen fue solicitado expresamente por Juan Pablo II para ayudar espiritualmente a los fieles divorciados vueltos a casar.

Valerie Knowles Combie paints poetic word pictures of the beautiful Caribbean islands of Antigua and St. Croix. The poems are sectioned into two parts. The first captures the relaxed pace of Antigua’s island life, enjoying the simple passing of time in the appreciation of the island’s beautiful sky, changing weather, plants and animals, and human inhabitants. She also describes what one may encounter in traveling to the island by air. The second part is a collection of thought-poems on life in St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Barrack Obama’s presidency, and the island’s changing...

God is out to restore the lost art of intercession and He's calling His warriors to once again mount the 'Watch of the Lord.' When God's people send 'up' the incense of prayer and worship, God will send 'down' supernatural power, anointing and acts of intervention. Jim Goll paints a picture of prophetic clarity and urgency in this anointed work, one which sounds God's clarion call to His Church: This is the reason for us to mount the walls with prayer and praise - and restore the lost art of intercession.

Muchos cristianos conocen actualmente el nombre, y tal vez incluso algunos de los escritos de A. W. Tozer, pero viven pocos hoy en día que fueran bendecidos al poder escuchar su enseñanza semanal desde el púlpito. En esta colección nunca antes publicada de enseñanzas sobre1 Pedro, se han adaptado sermones predicados por Tozer en los que examina lo que significa llamarse a sí mismo un cristiano. In this never-before published collection of teachings on 1 Peter, adapted from sermons given to his parishioners, Tozer examines what it means to call oneself a Christian.