When God Says:“Excuse-me?”
20 April, 2010 por raquelsilva
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I believe in miracles! What is a miracle but a divine intervention in human history? That’s why I believe even more. I believe that sometimes we are surprised by miracles without even realizing. Our day-to-day is full of God’s care. God is in control of our history and this is one of my greatest certainties: the universe is not like a runaway train…... [Leia mais sobre isso]
Brazil is a Country that Provokes
20 April, 2010 por raquelsilva
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“I came to the midst of my life tired I walked so much! I got tired! Of a strange country that I never saw I’m in this huge world an outcast.” (Florbela Espanca) Brazil is a country that provokes mixed feelings. There are reasons of honor in being Brazilian however the dishonor reasons prevail in the balance. There are many people who don’t... [Leia mais sobre isso]
Who is not found by grace… end up hunting God!
19 April, 2010 por raquelsilva
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…and there came the man, at the dusk, at the cool of the day, rummaging through bushes and branches from bigger trees, when all of the sudden, the prey was made by unsuccessful: “I got you, God! What a shame! Are you running away from me?” We all know that it was not like this, but this is the scene that comes to my mind when I hear the term “God’s... [Leia mais sobre isso]
Turbocharged Generation
29 March, 2010 por raquelsilva
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We live the era of specializations. The post modern legacy brings us as a gift in all its content the personalization, or, better yet, the specialization. It’s not enough to be simple, it must have specialty. Time signs, some say. Modernity, others say. Whatever it is, one thing is right: that’s reality! Nobody anymore looks for, for example, a... [Leia mais sobre isso]
The Last Shall be the First
21 March, 2010 por raquelsilva
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It was harvest time for an agribusiness that produced wine. The owner came out to the streets early in the morning to hire workers to pick grapes in his vineyard. After combining with them 40 reais per day, he sent them into his vineyard. At about nine in the morning, while walking through the square, he saw other standing idle workers waiting for service... [Leia mais sobre isso]
