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Por eso, desde el día en que lo supimos no hemos dejado de orar por ustedes. Pedimos que Dios les haga conocer plenamente su voluntad con toda sabiduría y comprensión espiritual,
Colosenses 1:9

Me preguntaba yo como podemos alcanzar a las naciones para llevar la palabra de Dios. Dios movio a mi hermano Chris, a decirme que lo que hacemos por el celular todas las mañanas con familiares, amigos y hermanos en la Fe lo compartiera con la internet atraves de este medio. Dios se esta moviendo de una manera bien especial, nunca pense que llegaramos a Russia, Alemania desde aqui y tan rapido. Pero quiero llamar a aquellos que no han tenido la oportunidad de conocer a Dios. Los que ya lo conocen, que pasa que no comentan nada, donde esta su deseo de ganar vidas para Cristo acaso no fue el mandato que nos entrego a cada uno de nosotros. Quiero a invitarte a ser un seguidor de Cristo, quiero saber de tu testimonio mucha gente aun no lo conoce y es la mejor forma para dejarle saber que hay un Dios. Que esperas?? Cristo llama a Tu puerta le vas a dar entrada a tu vida o prefieres quedarte en lo mismo de todos los dias. La economia y los problemas no te van a dejar. Pero que rico es saber que Dios esta en control de TODO. DIOS LOS BENDIGA!! AMEN!!!

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