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El que cree en el Hijo de Dios acepta este testimonio. El que no cree a Dios lo hace pasar por mentiroso, por no haber creído el testimonio que Dios ha dado acerca de su Hijo. Y el testimonio es éste: que Dios nos ha dado vida eterna, y esa vida está en su Hijo. El que tiene al Hijo, tiene la vida; el que no tiene al Hijo de Dios, no tiene la vida. (1 Juan 5:10-12 NVI) Pregunto: Cual es tu testimonio? La falta de tiempo para Dios. Puede ser que Dios te dio el trabajo que tanto esperabas y fue la intención de Dios que cambiaras tu testimonio a "Ahora tengo que trabajar y no tengo tiempo Dios, para tus cosas" Que buen testimonio damos a nuestros jefes que tanto necesitan de Dios. Oh, necesitamos de ser un líder de cambio en nuestra Iglesia y tenemos muchas buenas ideas y nos sentamos a ver como fracasan los ministerios y Dios hablándote y tu dándole la espalda. Hasta cuándo? Fácil es cambiar de zapatos cuando algo me molesta, o los pies se mojan. Difícil es arreglarlos. Cambia Tu testimonio hoy, muchos dejan de congregarse porque lo que ven en Ti no cambia la realidad de las cosas. Orar sin cesar!! Dios te bendiga!! Amén

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