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Synopsis
"¿Por qué es el arrepentimiento bíblico la necesidad de esta hora? Porque vivimos en una época en que la mayoría de los líderes religiosos realmente niegan la necesidad de arrepentimiento". Por lo tanto, el pastor Shelton explica en este folleto la naturaleza y la necesidad del verdadero arrepentimiento. Presenta el problema subyacente del pecado del hombre que hace que el arrepentimiento sea necesario, define qué es el arrepentimiento y explica cómo está conectado con la fe. En tercer lugar, nos lleva a los medios del arrepentimiento, que es la Palabra de Dios. Por último, nos muestra los frutos del arrepentimiento genuino en un odio por el pecado y un deseo de santidad.
Knowledge Elements
Reading Intent
| Purpose: | Reference book |
|---|---|
| Reader's Existing Knowledge: | Beginner (introduction) |
| Target Audience Age/Stage of Life: | Everyone (no target age) |
Example Forms
| Author's Personal Anecdotes: | None |
|---|---|
| Citations: | Footnoted or linked in context |
| Examples and Case Studies: | None |
| Exercises and Reader Questions: | No questions or exercises |
Writing Style
| Humor: | Serious |
|---|---|
| Narrative: | Second person (instructive) |
About the author
L.R. Shelton, Jr.
L. R. Shelton, Jr. began his service to the Lord as Pastor to First Baptist Church of Algiers in New Orleans, LA. He established Mt. Zion Bible Church in Litchfield, MN, in 1970 where he served for eight years. In 1978, he founded Mt. Zion Bible Church in Pensacola, FL. He remained Pastor there for twenty-three years, expanding the reach over the years to a worldwide ministry. Pastor Shelton never asked for money but trusted God to provide what was needed to carry on Mt. Zion Ministries. He lived to serve God and his faith. Through the Mt. Zion Bible Institute, Pastor Shelton wrote Christian correspondence courses and distributed them worldwide. Mt. Zion Prison Ministry also provided a nationwide prison outreach ministry. This faithful servant of God touched thousands of souls worldwide. R. L. Shelton was married for sixty years to Loraine Shelton and had three children, four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Pastor Shelton passed away in January of 2003.
