Bücher von Greg Hershberg

Las personas se obsesionan con la vida; nadie quiere morir. De hecho, le tenemos terror a la muerte.Casi todos conocemos este dicho: "Solo se vive una vez". Pero tenemos que formularnos la pregunta más importante: ¿Qué sucede con nosotros después de que morimos?Para la mayoría, la muerte es un gran misterio o tema de gran negación. Sin embargo, hay un hecho real que sigue allí: todos moriremos. ¿Qué pasaría si esta vida no es la única? ¿Qué, si en verdad hay vida después de la muerte? Y si es así, ¿quién puede decirnos lo que pasa después de que morimos? Por su experiencia de primera mano en el Cielo y su conocimiento del futuro, Jesús puede hacerlo. Él nos presenta tres verdades básicas sobre el tema de la vida después de la muerte:1. Hay vida después de la muerte.2. Hay dos destinos entre los cuales todos tenemos que elegir.3. Hay una forma de asegurarte de elegir bien.Ahora mismo tal vez estés muriendo de sed, pero no tienes por qué hacerlo. Del mismo modo, quizá el pecado te abrume, pero no tienes por qué morir en tus pecados. Hay algo que puedes hacer ahora mismo, para asegurar que cuando mueras tengas vida eterna y felicidad.Lo más importante que tienes que hacer en esta ida es asegurarte de no morir en tus pecados.Porque Dios no envió a su Hijo al mundo para juzgar al mundo, sino para que el mundo sea salvo por Él - Juan 3:17

People are obsessed with life; no one wants to die. In fact, we are scared to death of dying.Most of us are familiar with the saying, "You only live once." But we have to ask ourselves an all-important question: What happens to us after we die?For most people, death is either a great mystery or a subject of great denial. However, the fact remains - we all die. What if this life is not all there is? What if there actually is life after death? If so, who can tell us what happens after we die? Because of His firsthand experience in heaven and His knowledge of the future, Jesus can. He presents us with three basic truths about the subject of life after death:There is life after death.There are two destinations from which everyone must choose.There is a way to ensure you make the right choice.Right now, you may be dying of thirst, but you don't have to perish in your thirst. Likewise, you may be overcome with sin, but you don't have to die in your sins. There is something you can do, right now, to ensure that when you die, you will have everlasting life and happiness.The most important thing you must do in this life is to make sure you don't die in your sins.God sent his Son into the world not to judge the world, but to save the world through him. - John 3:17 (NLT)

The kind of person on whom I look with favor is one with a poor and humble spirit, who trembles at my word. - Isaiah 66:2What is better than fellowship with God? Can anything on earth satisfy or bless us as He does? How overwhelming it is when we realize that the almighty Creator and Sustainer of the universe desires to look on us with favor. Scripture says that the Lord will look with favor on the one who is humble and contrite and who trembles at His Word. This word look in Hebrew is nabat, and it means "to regard, to consider, or to pay attention to." In plain words, we're told that the God-fearing person who hates what He hates and loves what He loves is the one the Lord pays favorable attention to.To experience the favor of God is amazing and incredible, to say the least. Journey through this book with me and consider the Scriptures that tell us what the Lord hates and what He loves. Ask the Lord to teach you to live with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength for Him, in such a way that He will look upon you with favor. * * * *My friend Rabbi Greg Hershberg has written one of the most practical books I've seen in a long time. If we love God, we should desire to better understand what He loves . . . and what He hates. If you desire to walk more fully in God's favor, this book is for you!Rabbi Jonathan BernisHost of Jewish VoiceEvery true believer desires an intimacy with God that is authentic and meaningful. We want to please Him, and in turn, we want Him to be pleased with us. Rabbi Greg Hershberg's new book, Things God Hates, Things God Loves, is a powerful revelation of God's desire to bless His children and be in close communion with them. As sons of Adam, we desperately want a Genesis 2 walk with the Lord while living in a Genesis 3 fallen world. Jesus made a restored relationship possible through the cross and empty tomb. This book shows us what a close intimate walk with God looks like and how we can achieve it.Dr. H. Dean HaunSenior Pastor, First Baptist Church, Morristown, TennesseePresident and Founder, Harvest of Israel