By daniel ochoa
TIME IS RUNNING OUT!
Am I really in good standing with God?
Author Daniel G. Ochoa challenges you to consider your readiness for Christ’s return and the possibility of facing him after death. Through a careful examination of biblical passages, Daniel delves into the essence of being a true follower of Christ, raising essential questions: Do we truly understand the implications of following Christ?Are we prepared to make the necessary commitments to align our lives with His teachings?A thought-provoking wake-up call, this book urges you to delve into scriptural evidence, gain a deeper understanding of your role in this pivotal time, and embrace the genuine commitment to follow Christ.
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Daniel Ochoa
Daniel Ochoa’s life took a significant turn in his early thirties. For the first three decades, he believed in a God that he had constructed in his head to rationalize his life style, assuming that this belief alone made him in good standing with God. He also believed that God was much like Santa Clause, if he never commits a heinous offense that would make headline news, he would remain in good standing. However, when he encountered the true God of the Bible, everything changed.
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Interview with Nelson Walters
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The True Meaning of Christmas
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In Luke 6:35–36 (NIV), Jesus says, “But love your enemies, do good to them, and lend to them without expecting to get anything back. Then your reward will be great, and you will be children of the Most High, because he is kind to the ungrateful and wicked. Be...
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