Practical Life Lessons
$15.99
A lo largo de este libro, y utilizando ese estilo suyo tan caracteristico que aplica en sus predicaciones, John MacArthur nos hace reflexionar sobre los principales temas de nuestra vida cotidiana:
Aprender de la vida cristiana
Crecer en la fortaleza en Cristo
Ejercer la valentia
Conocer la voluntad de Dios
Liberarse del pecado
Buscar la sabiduria cristiana
Evangelizar nuestro mundo
Enfrentarse a los pecados privados
Entender nuestra ambicion
Usar nuestra libertad
A new book about the personal and Christian growth by John MacArthur.
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SKU (ISBN): 9788417131425
ISBN10: 8417131426
John MacArthur
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2019
Publisher: Editorial Vida
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