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Jesus offers us everything we need for plowing the fields that God assigns to us.

 

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Dios nos da talentos, habilidades y entrenamiento para que podamos ser exitosos. El texto de este audio puedes encontrarlo en nuestra web en http://gnm-es.org/reflexiones-de-las-buenas-nuevas/?useDrDate=2020-07-08.      

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Si dejas que Dios te guíe con qué hacer y con qué no hacer, siempre tendrás suficiente tiempo para hacer su trabajo.

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Estar cerca de Jesús es ser sanado por Jesús -- espiritualmente, primero que nada, pero también en otras áreas.

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Jesús nos ofrece todo lo que necesitamos para trabajar los campos que Dios nos ha asignado.

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Join us for a reflection that takes us deep into Sunday’s Gospel which is connected to a life of joy and happiness. Listen in as Fathers Ricardo and Phillip guide us through the Gospel for July 5, 2020.

How can the Catholic Church teach that we need Tradition as well as Scripture when the Bible says that Scripture is sufficient as a rule of faith and for making a man “complete”? And how can the Catholic Church teach that Scripture is not our sole infallible source for doctrine when the book of Acts praises the Bereans for using Scripture alone to determine the truth?

Callers choose the topics during Open Forum, peppering our guests with questions on every aspect of Catholic life and faith, the moral life, and even philosophical topics that touch on general religious belief. 

Questions Covered:

01:09 - Is it true that I, as a non-Catholic, have a chance of going to heaven, but if my Catholic girlfriend left the faith, she would go to hell? 

13:52 - Our churches opened back up here, but they are not allowing us to take off our masks to receive communion, so people are carrying the Eucharist away in their hands and consuming it elsewhere. What can I do? I do not want to disrespect the Eucharist. 

18:50 - Can you explain Romans 13? 

29:03 - I am an Anglican, considering the Catholic Church. Why does apostolic succession matter? 

44:47 - Thank you for helping me to come into the Church. What is a quick response to my Protestant family who use John 3:16 against faith and works?

Callers choose the topics during Open Forum, peppering our guests with questions on every aspect of Catholic life and faith, the moral life, and even philosophical topics that touch on general religious belief. 

Questions Covered:

 

13:39 - What do you know about the illumination of conscience? What does the Church teach about this? 

19:43 - Why does the Catholic Church think that faith and works together don’t mean that you’re earning your salvation? If it includes works, then you believe that you’re earning salvation, which is wrong. 

50:01 - The Church teaches a lot about John 3:16. Is 1 John 3:16 in support of John 3:16?