Todas las cosas nuevas: El cielo, la tierra y la restauraciĂłn de todo lo que ama
El autor best seller del New York Times John Eldredge ofrece a los lectores una nueva e impresionante perspectiva de la promesa de Dios de un nuevo cielo y una nueva tierra.
ÂżCUĂL SERĂ L A GRAN ESPERANZA QUE SOSTIENE SU VIDA?
Este libro revolucionario acerca de nuestro futuro se basa en la sencilla idea de que, segĂșn la Biblia, el cielo no es nuestro hogar eterno, sino la tierra nueva. Tal como JesĂșs afirma en el Evangelio de Mateo, el prĂłximo capĂtulo de nuestra historia comienza con «la renovaciĂłn de todas las cosas», refiriĂ©ndose a la tierra que amamos en toda su belleza, nuestro propio ser y las cosas que enriquecen la vida: la mĂșsica, el arte, la comida, las risas y todo lo que atesoramos. Todo ha de ser renovado «cuando la tierra sea hecha nueva».
La manera en que imagina su futuro determina su experiencia actual mĂĄs que cualquier otra cosa. Si estuviera seguro que Dios restaurarĂĄ, en cualquier momento, su vida y todo lo que disfruta; si estuviera seguro que recibirĂĄ una bendiciĂłn grande y gloriosa, no en el cielo sino aquĂ en esta tierra, tendrĂa una esperanza que le ayudarĂa a enfrentar cualquier circunstancia, una certeza en el alma, «la cual tenemos como segura y firme ancla del alma, y que penetra hasta dentro del velo» (Hebreos 6.19).
La mayorĂa de los cristianos no esperan el futuro con ansias porque sus ideas acerca del cielo son confusas, religiosas y, francamente, aburridas. La esperanza surge cuando comprendemos que para el creyente nada estĂĄ perdido. El cielo no es una vida en las nubes; no consiste en canciones de adoraciĂłn perpetuas. MĂĄs bien, la vida que anhelamos, el paraĂso que AdĂĄn y Eva conocieron, es precisamente la vida que estĂĄ preparada para nosotros.
Y ESA VIDA VIENE PRONTO.
New York Times bestselling author John Eldredge offers readers a breathtaking look into Godâs promise for a new heaven and a new earth.
This is a revolutionary book on heaven built on a very simple idea: heaven is not the eternal church service in the sky. It is, in fact, not religious at all. Jesus referred to the next chapter of our story as âthe renewal of all thingsâ (Matthew 19:28). Meaning, literally, the renewal of the earth we love in all its beauty, the renewal of our own being, and all those things which make for a rich lifeâmusic, art, food, laughterâall that we hold dear shall be renewed.
SPANISH EDITION: New York Times bestselling author John Eldredge offers readers a breathtaking look into Godâs promise for a new heaven and a new earth.
This is a revolutionary book on heaven built on a very simple idea: heaven is not the eternal church service in the sky. It is, in fact, not religious at all. Jesus referred to the next chapter of our story as âthe renewal of all thingsâ (Matthew 19:28). Meaning, literally, the renewal of the earth we love in all its beauty, the renewal of our own being, and all those things which make for a rich lifeâmusic, art, food, laughterâall that we hold dear shall be renewed.
Most Christians (most people for that matter) do not really look forward to their future because their views of heaven are vague, religious, and appallingly boring. Hope begins to surge when we understand that for the believer nothing is lost. Heaven is not a life in the clouds; it is not unending worship singing. Rather, the life we long for, the paradise Adam and Eve knew, is precisely the life that is coming to us. And coming soon.
The book begins with a reframing of what âheavenâ actually entails. God does not say, âI am making all new things.â He says, âBeholdâI am making all things new!â (Revelation 21:5). Familiar religious conceptions of heaven are gently dismantled, and readers are invited into a new way of conceiving of their afterlife. Imagery from fairy tales, books, and famous movies such as The Lord of the Rings is used to illustrate what âhappily ever afterâ really means in immensely tangible, accessible, andâmost importantâdesirable terms. For as C.S. Lewis said, âWe can only hope for what we desire.â The life we have been longing for is actually the very life that is about to be ours. The imminence of the coming kingdom of God is also clarified; living with an eager expectation of Christâs return is the heartbeat of the Christian life.
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El autor best seller del New York Times John Eldredge ofrece a los lectores una nueva e impresionante perspectiva de la promesa de Dios de un nuevo cielo y una nueva tierra.
ÂżCUĂL SERĂ L A GRAN ESPERANZA QUE SOSTIENE SU VIDA?
Este libro revolucionario acerca de nuestro futuro se basa en la sencilla idea de que, segĂșn la Biblia, el cielo no es nuestro hogar eterno, sino la tierra nueva. Tal como JesĂșs afirma en el Evangelio de Mateo, el prĂłximo capĂtulo de nuestra historia comienza con «la renovaciĂłn de todas las cosas», refiriĂ©ndose a la tierra que amamos en toda su belleza, nuestro propio ser y las cosas que enriquecen la vida: la mĂșsica, el arte, la comida, las risas y todo lo que atesoramos. Todo ha de ser renovado «cuando la tierra sea hecha nueva».
La manera en que imagina su futuro determina su experiencia actual mĂĄs que cualquier otra cosa. Si estuviera seguro que Dios restaurarĂĄ, en cualquier momento, su vida y todo lo que disfruta; si estuviera seguro que recibirĂĄ una bendiciĂłn grande y gloriosa, no en el cielo sino aquĂ en esta tierra, tendrĂa una esperanza que le ayudarĂa a enfrentar cualquier circunstancia, una certeza en el alma, «la cual tenemos como segura y firme ancla del alma, y que penetra hasta dentro del velo» (Hebreos 6.19).
La mayorĂa de los cristianos no esperan el futuro con ansias porque sus ideas acerca del cielo son confusas, religiosas y, francamente, aburridas. La esperanza surge cuando comprendemos que para el creyente nada estĂĄ perdido. El cielo no es una vida en las nubes; no consiste en canciones de adoraciĂłn perpetuas. MĂĄs bien, la vida que anhelamos, el paraĂso que AdĂĄn y Eva conocieron, es precisamente la vida que estĂĄ preparada para nosotros.
Y ESA VIDA VIENE PRONTO.
New York Times bestselling author John Eldredge offers readers a breathtaking look into Godâs promise for a new heaven and a new earth.
This is a revolutionary book on heaven built on a very simple idea: heaven is not the eternal church service in the sky. It is, in fact, not religious at all. Jesus referred to the next chapter of our story as âthe renewal of all thingsâ (Matthew 19:28). Meaning, literally, the renewal of the earth we love in all its beauty, the renewal of our own being, and all those things which make for a rich lifeâmusic, art, food, laughterâall that we hold dear shall be renewed.
SPANISH EDITION: New York Times bestselling author John Eldredge offers readers a breathtaking look into Godâs promise for a new heaven and a new earth.
This is a revolutionary book on heaven built on a very simple idea: heaven is not the eternal church service in the sky. It is, in fact, not religious at all. Jesus referred to the next chapter of our story as âthe renewal of all thingsâ (Matthew 19:28). Meaning, literally, the renewal of the earth we love in all its beauty, the renewal of our own being, and all those things which make for a rich lifeâmusic, art, food, laughterâall that we hold dear shall be renewed.
Most Christians (most people for that matter) do not really look forward to their future because their views of heaven are vague, religious, and appallingly boring. Hope begins to surge when we understand that for the believer nothing is lost. Heaven is not a life in the clouds; it is not unending worship singing. Rather, the life we long for, the paradise Adam and Eve knew, is precisely the life that is coming to us. And coming soon.
The book begins with a reframing of what âheavenâ actually entails. God does not say, âI am making all new things.â He says, âBeholdâI am making all things new!â (Revelation 21:5). Familiar religious conceptions of heaven are gently dismantled, and readers are invited into a new way of conceiving of their afterlife. Imagery from fairy tales, books, and famous movies such as The Lord of the Rings is used to illustrate what âhappily ever afterâ really means in immensely tangible, accessible, andâmost importantâdesirable terms. For as C.S. Lewis said, âWe can only hope for what we desire.â The life we have been longing for is actually the very life that is about to be ours. The imminence of the coming kingdom of God is also clarified; living with an eager expectation of Christâs return is the heartbeat of the Christian life.
