el fin del mundo

The realities and rewards of leadership come to life in this illuminating and insightful look at the ancient biblical image of shepherds. Experience a fully illustrated personal encounter with Bedouin shepherds whose life and work prompt us to think biblically about serving Christ. Here is your trail to become a shepherd leader: a compassionate provider, courageous protector and competent guide. Take this forty day journey and experience a life changing encounter with the Divine Shepherd. Become a shepherd after God's own heart by rediscovering true biblical leadership. An authentic classic...

A veces, hasta el sendero que recorremos, llegan ecos de otras vidas, como un dedo que nos indica el norte y nos señala caminos. Así sucede con esta bella obra, donde las aventuras y lo extraordinario se dan la mano con las experiencias místicas de alto nivel. Los grandes maestros y sus enseñanzas desfilan por sus páginas y apuntan en todo momento a un único objetivo: el despertar espiritual. Su lectura nos sumerge en un mundo de gratitud por la existencia, de comunión con todos los seres, y nos invita a vivir en la paz, en cada instante de nuestro camino. Una obra que nos hace...

After many years of experience with churches, I observed that the maturing of the churches in general was being thwarted by the lack of genuine apostolic and five fold ministry. The book was written to illustrate the need for genuine fatherly leadership from the heart of maturity. Most books about apostolic leadership, although good and helpful, were more or less written from the point of view of application and performance of ministry rather than from the aspect of heart. Key editorial points are: Why we need leaders to be fathers. Why fathers should be honored and the results in the church...

The backpack of acquired knowledge was a chain around my neck that made me go in circles. It took me three years to realize it. I got rid of it to see for myself. I was publishing a logbook to avoid having to remember and as a proposal for open debate. Nobody debates, at most, they insult. Then I understood that my path was very lonely. The clinical trials that I organized helped me to validate the results in third parties, verifying their objectivity, but only on the initial practice. The rest I never made public. However, one warm afternoon in the summer of 17, sprawled out in a lonely...