all grew up thinking that being a professional would give us good economy, more likely to purchase goods and services ... and in short, a quality of life than that of our parents. Well thought out! I think so ... to exercise the profession or be enrolled in the university gives us more chances against life, however, does not guarantee happiness.
The next stage of this blog will be an initial confrontation with our own behavior toward life. The confrontation stems from a desire to be like Jesus even in areas where nobody sees us, such as our thoughts and our sexuality. To be consistent between what we are and do is the challenge posed to us the Christian life and is positioned as a light that speaks louder than our words about Jesus: a polite reply, a friendly, straight talk instead of gossip to behind the person, a willingness to resolve conflicts, etc. The question we will try to answer in this cycle is: Do we live for Christ in our lifetime?
Welcome to this new stage of this blog!
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