Presbyterian Questions, Presbyterian Answers, Spanish Edition

Después de cuarenta años de ministerio y consejería, Max Lucado ha descubierto que nada reanima el alma sedienta, como las promesas de Dios. Cada capítulo de este libro explora una infinita promesa que guiará al lector a vivir su vidas basándose en verdades permanentes y encontrará una esperanza que es un ancla para su almas, inamovible e inquebrantable. ¿Qué está temblando en tu mundo? ¿Es posible que sea tu futuro, tu fe, tu familia o tus finanzas? Este es un mundo inestable. ¿Necesitas algo de esperanza inconmovible? Si es así, no eres el único. En estos tiempos es difícil...

9Marks is deeply interested in the doctrine of conversion (it's the fourth mark) because it's tightly tied to the doctrine of the church. If the church is a house, conversion is the timber. The timber you use will dramatically affect the kind of house you get. Will you include the timber of divine sovereignty? Human responsibility? Repentance? Faith?

The book proposes a prayer path that is travelled with the eyes fixed on Jesus (an expression from the letter to the Hebrews). As a starting point to live this Jesus experience in silence, the author invites all those who have made an option of life for Jesus in different ways, to welcome the expressive force of water, “useful, pure and humble”, to which so many times Jesus appealed as a brand of his preaching. With a simple and colloquial language it offers guides for a close and loving prayer which impels towards a concrete commitment because contemplative silence is only true when it...

Timothy Matovina, a leading speaker and expert on the growth of Hispanics in the Catholic Church in the United States, offers a timely and much-needed introduction to ministry with Hispanic Catholics. Written in Spanish for pastoral ministers preparing for or involved in Hispanic ministry of all kinds, Ministerio hispano is an accessible guide to the history, spirituality, potential, and pastoral needs of Hispanics in the Church in America. More than 30 million people in the United States identify themselves as Catholic and Hispanic, according to the Center for Applied Research in the...