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Padre Nuestro que estás en los Cielos: La Oración Perfecta, Parte 1
¿Qué pasaría si pudieras orarle al papá perfecto? ¿Aquel que te ama perfectamente, que siempre está ahí, que lo sabe todo y es todopoderoso? ¡Buenas noticias! ¡Puedes hacerlo!
Our Father in Heaven: The Perfect Prayer, Part 1
What if you could pray to the perfect daddy? The one who loves you perfectly, who is always there, who knows everything and is all powerful? Good news! You can!
Wonderfully Made
We are fearfully and wonderfully made in the image of God, created for great things. And He has wonderful things planned for each of us!
In Thee I Put My Trust
Overwhelmed with problems? Imperfect faith? God always shows up at just the right time to remind us to simply place our faith in Him!
Hiding Like a Tortoise
What is your response to fear? Do you retreat? Or do you allow God to reach down and rescue you?
The Perfect Prayer: Introduction
Don’t you wish you knew a perfect prayer? One that bring change and draw you closer to God? Good news! Jesus gave us one!
What a Wonderful World
God knew what He was doing when He created everything. He had a plan, and He has a plan for all of us as well!
Bring Him to Me
You of little faith … How those words make us squirm! But it doesn’t stop Jesus from moving!
Happily Ever After
We learn pretty fast growing up that “happily ever after” is a fairy tale … Or is it? The Bible tells us that we CAN live happily ever after!
When Storms Rage
Life is full of storms. The good news? Allowing Jesus into your heart will connect you to a faith that helps calm the storms!
Servant of the Lord
Jesus went to the cross of His own free will. He did so by daily dependency upon God, and this is why He is forever the true Servant of God!
The Purpose of Prayer
Just what is the purpose of prayer, anyway? Is it a way to “convince” God to do something for us? Or is it our way to join in the battle?