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Nosotros somos de Dios?

Nosotros somos de Dios, y todo el que conoce a Dios nos escucha; pero el que no es de Dios no nos escucha. Así distinguimos entre el Espíritu de la verdad y el espíritu del engaño. Queridos hermanos, amémonos los unos a los otros, porque el amor viene de Dios, y todo el que ama ha nacido de él y lo conoce. El que no ama no conoce a Dios, porque Dios es amor. (1 Juan 4:6-8 NVI) Yo estoy seguro que muchos hemos escuchado o leído este versículo y que hemos hecho con el. Nosotros somos de Dios, cual es el miedo, los musulmanes están creciendo más que los cristianos porque son una sola religión, un solo propósito, una sola convicción. Todos unánimes detienen lo que estén haciendo para alabar a su dios y con bombas nos meten miedo porque saben que de esta forma crecen su religión y creencia. Con todas las pruebas que tenemos en contra de ellos es para que las mezquitas se vacíen y al contrario están llenas. Pido oración por nuestra gente en Boston y sus familias. Que Dios cumpla su propósito en el día de hoy, en nuestra vida. Orar sin cesar! Dios te bendiga!! Amén

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