When I was pastor at the Methodist Church El Mesías, in Allende, Coahuila, Mx. I was elected superintendent; however, there was a problem: there was not enough budget to work and invest enough for the development of the district.
When my father-in-law gave his life to Jesus that night when he was going to be condemned for a crime he did not commit and unjustly blamed without evidence; he received a visit from Mama Cuquita, who guided him to look for a church to guide him in his new walk of faith.
These verses reveal about the first Christians, that the Jews, jealous of the Christians, went to look for Paul and Silas and, finding them, brought Jason and some of the brothers before the city authorities, crying out, “These who turn the world have also come here” and this phrase is what catches my attention.
Can you believe that a Christmas tree is a problem that can bring conflict in the church?
Paul has been showing the people of the synagogue how the Jewish Scriptures explain that the Messiah must die and rise again.
An ancient legend tells of a king in a faraway country who wanted to understand the mystery of God.
Something charming about Mexican culture is that when you are invited to a Mexican’s house, it is about getting to know each other better, socializing, and talking about an important topic, and food will be involved.
“Is that person who is jumping and praising God with a loud voice the one who was outside begging for alms because he was lame?”
A missionary was giving a talk on the Christian Faith in a Hindu Hall when one of the assistants got up quickly and left.
Whoa! A man who had never walked, that is, he had never used his legs for what they were meant to be used for; they were always on the ground.