Tú puedes resolver conflictos personales
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Hay momentos cuando los cristianos encuentran fácil tener conflictos unos con otros. Muchas de nuestras iglesias están atormentadas por gente llena de amargura y resentimiento hacia otros cristianos. Muchos de nuestros llamados "hogares cristianos" están formados por personas que no saben lo que es vivir en armonía unos con otros.
Top Highlights
“Para resolver conflictos personales, los problemas se deben enfrentar, no ignorarlos.” (Page 11)
“Si manejamos el maltrato de una mala manera, tenemos igual culpa que la persona que nos maltrató.” (Page 8)
“En mi ministerio dando consejería, he descubierto que mucha gente tienen conflictos personales severos por no haber manejado adecuadamente el problema original.” (Page 6)
“Primeramente, fíjese que Pablo anima a ambos, Evodia y Síntique, a aceptar la responsabilidad del problema entre ellas” (Page 8)
“evidente que había algunos cristianos amargados y resentidos con otros cristianos” (Pages 3–4)
- Título: Tú puedes resolver conflictos personales
- Autor: Wayne A. Mack
- Editorial: Publicaciones Faro de Gracia
- Fecha de Publicación: 2002
- Páginas: 19
Dr. Wayne Mack is a graduate of Wheaton College, Philadelphia Seminary and Westminster Theological Seminary as well as having done extensive graduate studies at La Salle University, Eastern Baptist Seminary, Wheaton Graduate School and Trinity Evangelical Seminary. Dr. Mack was chairman of the graduate and undergraduate counseling programs at The Master’s University and Seminary in Los Angeles, California. He serves as an Elder at Lynnwood Baptist Church in Pretoria, South Africa, and is the Director of ACBC Africa.
Dr. Mack has been inducted into the highest level of membership in the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors, and has authored 27 books on counseling issues. His devotion to the Lord through his lifelong ministry is evident to anyone who has had the privilege to sit under his instruction or read one of his many works. Wayne has been married to his wife, Carol, since 1957. They have four adult children, three daughters-in-law, a son-in-law and many grandchildren.