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Doy gracias a mi Dios siempre...

Doy gracias a mi Dios siempre que me acuerdo de vosotros, siempre en todas mis oraciones rogando con gozo por todos vosotros, por vuestra comunión en el evangelio, desde el primer día hasta ahora; estando persuadido de esto, que el que comenzó en vosotros la buena obra, la perfeccionará hasta el día de Jesucristo; como me es justo sentir esto de todos vosotros, por cuanto os tengo en el corazón; y en mis prisiones, y en la defensa y confirmación del evangelio, todos vosotros sois participantes conmigo de la gracia. Porque Dios me es testigo de cómo os amo a todos vosotros con el entrañable amor de Jesucristo. Y esto pido en oración, que vuestro amor abunde aún más y más en ciencia y en todo conocimiento, para que aprobéis lo mejor, a fin de que seáis sinceros e irreprensibles para el día de Cristo, llenos de frutos de justicia que son por medio de Jesucristo, para gloria y alabanza de Dios. (Filipenses 1:3-11 RVR60) Para mi el vivir es Cristo. Necesito progresar el evangelio no estancarlo. Oro por todos ustedes hermanos míos! Amén 

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