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Who are you becoming? If you envision yourself at age 70, 80, or 100, what kind of person do you see on the horizon? Does the projection in your mind fill you with hope? Or dread? In this devotional, John Mark Comer shows us how we can be spiritually formed to become more like Jesus day by day.

We’re all chasing something. Usually something just out of reach—a better job, a more comfortable home, a perfect family, the approval of others. But isn’t this tiring? Is there a better way? Find out in this new Life.Church Bible Plan, accompanying Pastor Craig Groeschel’s message series, Chasing Carrots.

Si con algo hemos luchado todos alguna vez es con nosotros mismos por nuestra escasa fuerza de voluntad. ¿Podemos creer realmente en este concepto? ¿O más bien la Palabra nos arroja luz en otra dirección, en la de nuestra incapacidad por nosotros mismos, pero en un tremendo fortalecimiento y posibilidades cuando partimos de SU voluntad? Explorémoslo juntos en este plan a través de varios pasajes de las Escrituras.

What if we don’t have to travel far to get close to people who are distant from God? What if Christians were the best neighbors? Would your street change? Would heaven be fuller? A long time ago, a religious leader asked Jesus how to get into heaven. Jesus answered with a question, then the story of the Good Neighbor. No surprise, 2000 years later Jesus’ story still explains how to neighbor. Join Pastor Craig Groeschel and Life.Church in a practical, story-filled guide to meeting your neighbors and loving them as yourself. But don’t just read it—live it!

Do you feel overwhelmed, dissatisfied, and stuck in a rut? Wishing your day-to-day life could improve? God's Word is your guide to brighter days. During this 28-day reading plan, you will discover ways you can go from living just a good life to living the type of better life that God desires you to have.

Profundiza en el Sermón del Monte de Jesús durante 4 semanas. Una declaración peligrosa de Jesús.

Navidad es una temporada de espera expectante. Conecta el anhelo de Israel por la llegada del Mesías con nuestra anticipación del regreso de Cristo. Durante cuatro semanas, tenemos la oportunidad de detenernos, prepararnos y reflexionar. Nuestra historia de fe ha recorrido un largo camino desde el primer anuncio del nacimiento de Jesús, ¡pero todavía no ha terminado!.