Pre-encounter

To an Encounter

With

God

A STEP INTO FREEDOM

STUDENTS GUIDE

Contents
INTRODUCTION
LESSON
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FOUR WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITIES

THE BENEFITS OF THE CROSS

NEW BIRTH
BENEFITS OF THE NEW BIRTH

THE NEW BIRTH AND LIFE IN THE SPIRIT

UNDERSTANDING OUR ENEMY
WHAT

YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT AN ENCOUNTER

INTRODUCTION
An encounter with Jesus is the most glorious experience a person
can ever have. He transforms our lives, renews our hearts, and
lifts up our spirits. When we encounter Him, sadness disappears,
pain dissolves and depression is broken because the strength of
His Holy Spirit touches our whole being.
When I met Jesus, He changed the direction of my life, turning it
around one-hundred-and-eighty degrees because He is such an
extraordinary person. I started seeing things with new eyes and
with a different perspective. He gave such meaning to my life that
I was convinced that I had been wasting my time. Once I met
Him, I wanted to redeem every minute of my existence.
The night I met Jesus was the most glorious moment in my life.
Every day since that experience has been important because such
a tremendous change had taken place in me and I finally found
meaning in life. In addition, God put inside of me a great desire to
do something for Him. The change in my life came about as a
result f a simple and sincere prayer in which I asked Jesus: If
you truly exist and if you are the God of the Bible, please reveal
yourself to me at this very moment. He responded quickly, and I
came face-to-face with the Author of life. Emotions overtook me:
I cried, I laughed, and I worshiped God with all my heart. I had
met Jesus in a very personal way and He had transformed my
life.
The material you have in your hands will be of great help in
taking a step towards Jesus and having a personal, life-changing
encounter with Him. After the prayer you said, He will also reveal
Himself in your life.

FOUR WONDERFUL
OPPORTUNITIES

am no longer worthy to be called your son; make me

like one of your hired men. Luke 15:18-19

Have you ever experienced the regret of allowing a great

opportunity to pass you by? We know that life Is full of
opportunities, such as an interview, a business deal, or
meeting the person who will become your mate. Many
opportunities present themselves to all of us over the
course of our lives, but the best opportunity you can ever
abundance (see John 10:10b). meeting Him and growing in
a relationship with Him includes four wonderful
opportunities, which we will explore in this lesson.

The young man in the parable decides not to stay in his

fallen condition, but to take a risk in order to find a new
opportunity. He recognizes his faults and sets out in
search of his father to ask his forgiveness. Likewise, we
can have a true reconciliation with God only when we
acknowledge our sin, when we repent of and renounce
all the evil we have committed, and ask Gods
forgiveness. When we do this, God stretches forth his
merciful hand toward us, as 1 John 1:9 assures us: If
we confess our sins, he is faithful and just and will
forgive us our sins and purify us from all
unrighteousness.

The Encounter Opportunity

You will seek me and find me when you seek me with
all your heart. Jeremiah 29:13

The Restoration Opportunity

But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While
we were still sinners, Christ died for us. Romans 5:8

No matter how far you may have strayed from God, you
can stop right now and turn back to Him. Just as the
prodigal son made the decision to return to his fathers
house looking for a second chance (see Luke 15:11-20),
you can do the same thing by deciding to have an
encounter with your Father God.

All of our sins deserve punishment, but God allowed His

Son Jesus Christ to take our place and pay for our sin.
The father of the prodigal son decided to restore his
sons lost dignity and threw a party for him. He ordered
a fattened calf to be a sacrificed in honor of his sons
return, because this son he thought was lost, was found
(see Luke 15:23-24). The sacrifice on Calvary, and that
great sacrifice is the only means God has established for
us to be reconciled to Him. Sacrifice is the only way to
redemption, according to Ephesians 1:7, which says, In
whom we have redemption through his blood, the
forgiveness of sins.

God is always close to us, as close as the air we breath.

Anyone who desires to have an encounter with Him can
do so. I his message to the Athenians, Paul declare that,
God did this so men would seek him and perhaps reach
out for him and find him, though he is not far from each
one of us. For in him we live and move and have our
being. As some of your own poets have said, We are his
offspring (Acts 17:27-28, emphasis mine)
The Reconciliation Opportunity
I will set out and go back to my father and say to him:
Father, I have sinned against heaven and against you. I

The Provision Opportunity

Yet to all who received him, to those who believed in
his name, he gave the right to become children of God.
(John 1:12)
God treats us as His beloved children and entrusts us

once again with the privileges we had lost because of

sin. He dresses us in the best garments, puts the best
shoes on us and gives us the ring that represents the
authority we now enjoy as His children and heirs.
Because of our faith in Jesus, God considers us His dear
children, making us participants of the same riches and
glory as Jesus. The apostle Paul explained this when he
wrote: For it is by grace you have been save through
faith, and this not from yourselves, it is the gift of God;
not by works, so that no one can boast (Ephesians 2:8,
9).
I strongly encourage you to make the effort to have a
personal encounter with the Lord. For centuries, He has
been transforming lives in radical ways. For example,
when Jacob came face-to-face with the angel of the
Lord, he said, It is because I saw God face to face, and
yet my life was spared. (Genesis 32:30, emphasis
mine).
The patriarch job, who justified himself because he could
not understand the why of his situation said, My ears
had heard of you but now my eyes have seen you.
Therefore I despise myself and repent in dust and
ashes, when he came face-to-face with God (Job
42:5,6)
The prophet Isaiah was amazed when I saw the glory of
the Lord, and cried, Woe to me!...I am ruined! For I am
a man with unclean lips, and I live among a people of
unclean lips, and my eyes have seen the King, the Lord
Almighty (Isaiah 6:5). After being confronted by
Nathan the prophet, King David humbled himself and
confessed his sin, begging to be purified. He
experienced a genuine brokenness, saying, The
sacrifices of God are a broken spirit; a broken and
contrite heart, O, God, you will not despise (Psalm
51:17).

I believe a face-to-face encounter with the living God

will change your life too.
QUESTIONS
1. What does it mean to have a true encounter with God?
(see
Revelation
3:20).
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2. What are the paths mankind has chosen that have
separated
him
from
God?
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3. What gift do we receive from God when we have a
personal encounter with Him?
(see Ephesians 2:8).
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4. Analyze the following verses: Romans 5:8 and Luke
15:23-24
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5.
Describe each of the four wonderful opportunities
along with their corresponding verses.
a. _____________________________________________
_______________________________
b. _____________________________________________
_______________________________
c. _____________________________________________
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d. _____________________________________________
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CONCLUSION

To have a true encounter with God is to know that:

God prepared redemption for man, but man took the
wrong road and separated himself from God.
Only at the Cross will you be able to experience
benefits of Jesus sacrifice and begin to walk in the freedom
He purchased for you.
True repentance is the door to salvation.
You can experience inner healing from all the wounds of
your past.
KEY PRINCIPLES TO REMEMBER
The Encounter is an opportunity God gives you.
The Reconciliation is your opportunity to return to the
Fathers house.
The Restoration is the feast of joy for your returning
o God. Take hold of it!
The Provision assures you that God wants to bless you and
take care of both your provision and your familys provision.
APPLYING THE PRINCIPLES
Starting today, I will make a decision to:

Have an encounter with Jesus Christ by accepting

Him and experiencing Gods most beautiful gift for your life.
Repent of all sin and be reconciled to God.
Receive Gods gift of redemption.
Repent of all sin.
Receive Gods full provision for my life.

THE BENEFITS OF
THE CROSS
THE INCOMPARABLE CHRIST
In all of human time and history, Jesus Christ is the one
person who has impacted the world more than anyone
else. Though there have been others who have been
called great - because of their conquests, exploits,
political talents, devout religious lives or even for having
been able to impose their own philosophies on people
you cannot compare anyone of these to Jesus because
Jesus Christ is God Himself who chose to come to earth
and live in human body.
The apostle Paul writes: For you know the grace of our
Lord Jesus Christ that though he was rich, yet for your
sakes he became poor, so that you through his poverty
might become rich (2 Corinthians 8:9). And the writer o
the Hebrews observes: Since the children have flesh
and blood, he too shared in their humanity so that by
his death he might destroy him who holds the power of
death, that is, the devil, and free those who all their
lives were held slavery by their fear of death ( Hebrews
2: 14-15).
JESUS is God
Jesus has always existed; His days had no beginning
and will have no end. He is from eternity and to eternity.
That is why, simply put, He had to become one of us
to show us the way of salvation. God had to become ma
in order to save us. In this regard, Jesus gave us a great
example because he, Who, being in very nature God,

did not consider equality with God something to be

grasped; but made himself nothing, taking the very
nature of a servant, being made in human likeness
(Philippians 2:6-7).

Scripture says, For Whoever finds me finds life and

receives favor from the Lord. But whoever fails to find
me harms himself; all who hate me love death
(Proverbs 8:35-36)

JESUS is Humble

Jesus is the very image of the invisible God, and existed

even before God began to create the universe.
Furthermore, Christ Himself is the Creator of everything
that exists in the heavens and on the earth, of the
visible and the invisible. The spiritual world, along with
its kings and kingdoms, rulers, and authorities, was
created by Him and for Him. Christ existed even before
the things that exist came into existence and, in him, all
things are held together (Colossians 1:15-17).

Jesus attitude was the complete opposite of the attitude

of the prince of this world, who said in his heart, I will
ascend to heaven; I will raise my throne above the stars
of God; I will sit enthroned on the mount of assembly,
on the utmost heights of the sacred mountain. I will
ascend above the tops of the clouds; I will make myself
like the Most High, (Isaiah 14:13-14). As Jesus chose to
descend from heaven to earth, Satan expected to
ascend from earth t heaven. But the Lord says, For
everyone who exalts himself shall be humbled, and he
who humbles himself will be exalted. (Luke 14:11).
Jesus humbled Himself to the point of dying on the cross
among thieves. Thats why God exalted Him to the
highest place and gave Him the name that is above
every name (see Philippians 2:8-9). God rebuked Satan
by saying, But you are brought down to the grave, to
the depths of the pit (Isaiah 14:15), and You have
come to a horrible end and will be no more (Ezekiel
28:19b).
JESUS is the Word Made Flesh
Paul said, Beyond all question, the mystery of godliness
is great. He appeared in a body,
(1 Timothy 3:16a). The apostle was not trying to
present a topic of controversy, but an undeniable truth:
God appeared in a body. The Lord Himself said, The
Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us
(John 1:14). And if Jesus is God Himself, then its worth
getting to know Him and making Him known because, as

The Power of Redemption

The redemptive work was all done on Calvarys Cross,
and each aspect of the crucifixion teaches us great
lessons. Lets look at each one see what we can learn.

The CROSS: the cancelled curse

The Cross was where God took away our curse so that
He could give us His blessing. All of our sin - everything
bad that we were came upon Jesus on the Cross.
Everything good that Jesus was, was passed on to us
through faith in Him.
Galatians 2:20 says, I have been crucified with Christ
and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I live
in the body, I live by faith in the So of God, who loved
me and gave himself for me.
The Crown of Thorns: Freedom from ruin and
oppression

When Adam and Eve sinned and were expelled from

paradise, God told them, curse is the ground because
of you It will produce thorns and thistles for you
(Genesis 3:17-18). Thorns and thistles represent ruin.
Jesus took upon His head the terrible oppression that
had whipped and beaten and oppressed mankind for so
long.
The Whipping of His back: Our Healing
All disease, all pain, no matter how great or how serious
it may be, was all cancelled upon the back of Jesus
when He was whipped and scourged. The prophet
Isaiah, making reference to Jesus crucifixion, said, And
by his wounds we are healed (Isaiah 53:5).
The Nails: Our Freedom
After taking off all Jesus clothes, those who crucified
Him hung Him on a tree (the Cross). They opened His
arms and nailed each of His hands to the Cross with
sharp, cutting nails. Putting both of His feet together,
they hammered in the third nail. Each one of these nails
has a very important meaning:

life has been canceled. Now, what is an argument? It is

a legal right that you give to the adversary. How do
arguments come about? They are formed by cursed
inherited from ones own family and through words
spoken by the parents words that leave a mark on
their childrens lives. The good news is that Jesus took
all of the curses upon the Cross; the blood of Jesus has
annulled the decrees against us. From today on you can
be made free of guilt. Having canceled the written
code, with its regulations, that was against us and that
stood opposed to us; he took it away, nailing it to the
cross. (Colossians 2:14).
Nail 3: Victory over oppression
This nail was hammered into the part of the heel under
the ankle. Scientists discovered this was the area where
they would pound a long nail into the person being
crucified and it would go through both feet. In order to
breathe, Jesus had to put His weight on this nail and get
on His toes so that He could inhale, because his chest
was extremely compressed. Because this effort always
caused a sharper, more intense pain to the tendon of the
leg, simple breathing was agonizing for Him. But, His
suffering provided total victory for us and we no longer
need to live under oppression.
The Spear: Inner Healing

Nail 1: Freedom from guilt

All the guilt that was upon your life, which would have
taken you to eternal condemnation, was erased at the
Cross of Calvary. There is no longer any need for you to
feel guilty; with the first nail, Jesus took away the curse
and guilt.
Nail 2: Canceled accusations and arguments
This means that every argument Satan had against your

After Jesus gave up the spirit, a soldier pierced His side

with a spear and water and blood poured forth. Experts
say this happens when a persons heart has swollen and
damaged itself. Jesus suffered such agony on the Cross
that His sensitive heart exploded. You might have said at
times, My heart is broken or My soul is shattered into
pieces. But today Jesus tells you, My son, my
daughter, my heart exploded so that yours could be
healed and your emotions restored.
All the punishment that we deserved as sinners fell upon

that man called Jesus, who had not committed any sin.
And all the good Jesus should have received then came
upon us, simply for believing in Him. When Cog looks at
us, He look at us through Jesus; and when we desire to
communicate with the Father, we should do that through
Jesus.
KEY PRINCIPLES TO REMEMBER
Eternal life is received when Jesus is received as
Savior.
By his wounds we are healed (Isaiah 53:5b)
He who believes that Jesus has redeemed him is
freed from all oppression (see Colossians 2:1415).
The financial curse was canceled when Jesus wore
the crown of thorns (see 2 Corinthians 8:9).
Faith in Jesus restores families (see Malachi 4:6).
Only Jesus can free us from the curse (see Galatians
3:13).
Because of the love of the Father and through the
blood of Christ we were made fee (see 1 Peter
1:2).
Jesus became man and, out of obedience, He
accepted death upon the Cross, which was a great
humiliation.
APPLYING THESE PRINCIPLES
Starting today, make a decision to:
Give Jesus your weaknesses so he can take them upon
himself. Receive His strength in your life.
Give up your sins through repentance, which is the
doorway to His blessing. Receive His salvation.
Give up all sicknesses. Receive His health.
Give up all your lack. Receive His provision.
Give up all anguish. Receive His perfect peace.

Surrender your whole will. Receive the guidance of the

Holy Spirit.
Give up your human knowledge. Receive His divine
wisdom.

By doing the things listed above, you are trusting

completely in the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ. Then you
can say with Paul the apostle, I can do everything through
him who gives me strength (Philippians 4:13).

THE NEW BIRTH

Mans Free Will
It pleased God, the Creator of the universe, in all His
infinite wisdom, for everything to be governed by laws,
both in the spiritual realm and in the natural realm. When
He gave life and form to man, He made our freedom
conditional upon obedience to His Word. Although God was
very generous with the first man and woman, giving them
all things in abundance, He established one limitation. He
told them, :But you must not eat from the tree of the
knowledge of good and evil, for when you eat of it you will
surely die (Genesis 2:17). The Lord did not want man to
obey Him mechanically, like a robot, but desired for him to
obey out of his own free will, using the complete freedom of
choice that God had given him.
The New Birth Is for Everyone
Nicodemus was a very respected man in his time. He
decided himself to teaching the law to both the religious
leaders and to the common people. In addition, he was a
man with high moral values. He fasted twice a week, he
prayed two hours a day, and he had a great zeal for
doctrine. Nevertheless, one night he met with Jesus and
said, Rabbi, we know you are a teacher who has come
from God. For no one could perform the miraculous signs
you are doing if God were not with him (John 3:2). Jesus
answered him, saying, I tell you the truth, no one can see
the kingdom of God unless he is born again, (John 3:3). If
the Lord had said this Zaccheus, who was a tax collector, or
to Mary Magdalene, who had committed adultery, or
perhaps to the thief on the cross next to Him, our human
capacity could understand. But notice that Jesus gave this
insight and instructions to a spiritual authority among the
Jews.

You can see the Kingdom of God

In the same way that we experienced physical birth when
we came into this world, we must also experience a
spiritual birth in order to have a spiritual life. The new birth
happens only when we accept Christ in our heart as Lord
and Savior. This new birth is produced directly by the Holy
Spirit, who, through faith, conceives the spirit of life in the
new man. We are spiritual beings who live in a physical
body and we become aware of the reality of this earth
through our physical senses. But, the physical birth is
simply a step that should lead us to the next onethe birth
of our spiritual nature. Only when we experience this
spiritual birth do we receive the right to become children of
God. Through this, our spiritual eyes are opened and we
can clearly discern the kingdom of heaven.
God desires our New Birth
James the apostle wrote, He chose to give us birth through
the word of truth, that we might be a kind of firstfruits of all
he created. (James 1:18). God left the door open so that
anyone who so desires can be born into the spiritual life.
Jesus said, Unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground
and dies, it remains only a single seed. But if it dies, it
produces many seeds (John 12:24). The new birth implies
a separation from our sin nature, so that the spirit can be
fruitful in the spiritual kingdom.
You Can Have a New Heart
Through the prophet Ezekiel, the Lord said, I will give you
a new heart and put a new spirit in you; I will remove from
you your heart of stone and give you a heart of flesh. And I
will put my spirit in you and move you to follow my decrees
and be careful to keep my laws, (Ezekiel 36:26-27). No
one on this earth can have two hearts at the same time. O
one can give part of himself to God and part of himself to
sin. Whoever is on Gods die hates sin; and whoever likes
sin does not follow God.

Gods promise is a new heart, new spirit, When this

happens, God takes away our hard heart and our rebellious
spirit, and we receive Gods own Spirit. Paul understood this
when he said, dont you know that you are the temple of
the Holly Spirit, and that the Spirit of God lives in you?
(see 1 Corinthians 6:19). Then Spirit of God is the only one
who helps us understand Scripture, the one who gives us
the strength to obey it, and the one who prepares the
environment in which His promises can be fulfilled.

perceive when the new birth took place.

Either way, the new birth means we are given a new life the
moment we receive Jesus in our heart as personal Lord and
Savior. Jesus said. I have come that they may have life
and have it to the full. (John 10:10b).
A New Person
The Holy Spirit sows within us the life of Jesus when we are
born again. That sees germinates and develops,
manifesting itself progressively in us. The new birth carries
the certainty of the Holy Spirit, and that is why it cannot be
invalidated nor revoked (see 2 Corinthians 1:22). God
Himself seals each believer with His Spirit, guaranteeing
him eternal life and a heavenly inheritance, which will be
fulfilled when we go to the Father. Therefore, we should
always try to obey Ephesians 4:30, which says, And do not
grieve the Holy Spirit of God, with whom you were sealed
for the day of redemption.

A Life of Holiness
Some people struggle to understand completely how the
new birth works. Even the blessed Virgin Mary had
questions when an angel told her she was going to conceive
the Savior of the world.
She asked, How is this possible since I am a virgin? The
angel responded, The Holy Spirit will come upon you, and
the power of the Most High will overshadow you. So the
holy one to be born will be called the Son of God, (Luke
1:35). The Holy Spirit becomes part of us when we receive
Jesus as Lord and Savior, thereby becoming part of God. He
is a gentleman and He will never try to force things upon
us. He will not enter anyones life uninvited. He will only
move through our faith in the Word of God. That is why by
simply believing in Scripture and desiring its fulfillment in
us, the Holy Spirit will cover us with His shadow and
conceive a holy life that will be born in us.

KEY PRINCIPLES TO REMEMBER

God created man with the opportunity to choose (see
Genesis 2:16-17).
The new birth is for everyone (see John 3:2-3)
The new birth allows us to see the kingdom of God (see
John 3:5)
God desires us to experience the new birth (see James
1:18).

A Personal Experience
APPLYING THESE PRINCIPLES
The Lord told Nicodemus, The wind blows wherever it
pleases. You hear its sound, but you cannot tell where it
comes from or where it is going. So it is with everyone born
of the Spirit (John 3:8). Sometimes the wind is strong,
hurricane-like, devastating everything in its path. At other
times, it is soft, gentle, and peaceful. The same is true with
the Holy Spirit. Some peoples conversions are accompanied
by strong emotions, while other people hardly even

Starting today, make a decision to:

Surrender yourself to the Lord so He can give you a

new heart (see Ezekiel 36:26-27).
Let the new birth conceive something holy in your life
(see Luke 1:35).

Let the new birth lead you the certainty and security given
by the Holy Spirit (see 2 Corinthians 1:22).

The great man of God, Moses, wrote that, man does not
live on bread alone but on every word that comes from the
mouth of Lord (Deuteronomy 8:3).

BENEFITS OF THE NEW

BIRTH

Live by the Word

We should love the Word and its teachings, obeying its
directions just as the captain of a ship does with a compass.
The Bible is the greatest of treasures, having answers to all
of our needs. It is the greatest literary work ever written
because it is the revelation of God to mankind. Within its
sixty-six books, it contains the work of forty writers who
lived in different times, and who, through divine inspiration,
have made its message valid to this day.

Yet to all who received him, to those who believed

in his name, he gave the right to become children of God.
John 1:12
God has given us the privilege of being born into a new life,
a life in the Spirit, where we discover that those things that
did not get our attention in the past, such as praying,
reading the Bible, going to Christian meetings, etc., have
now become a part of our daily lives. Life becomes more
interesting because we find a world ready to be conquered.
We realize life has meaning and we ask ourselves how is it
that we didnt understand it before and how we could have
been so blind. We feel ourselves recovering our trust in
God, in His Word, in others, and in ourselves. But
everything beautiful especially these things needs
special care. Lets explore several ways you ca care for your
spiritual life and ensure your spiritual growth.

It contains Gods voice and the revelation of Christ

(see John 1:1-2;14)
It contain the divine laws (see Psalm 119:17-19)
The Bible is the revelation of God to man (see John
14:6-10).
It reveals the plan of salvation for man (see John
3:16; Romans 10:9).
It reveals the truth (see John 17:17).
Jesus is the main character (see Luke 24:27).

Feed Yourself Spiritual Food

Just as a newborn needs the milk the mother provides, a
spiritual infant needs to nourish himself with the Word of
God because its the only thing that can help him grow. Paul
the apostle wrote, like newborn babies, crave spiritual
milk, so that by it you may grow up in your salvation (1
Peter 2:2). When I started taking my first steps in the
Christian life, there was a desire within me to get to know
the Bible, so I was compelled to study the Bible no less
than two hours a day. I didnt read it because someone told
me to; I did it because I understood that it was food for my
spirit and I knew that I should feed myself regularly.

How to get closer to the Word

Listen closely to the voice of God daily (see

Deuteronomy 11:18-20).
Read it with the right attitude and obey (see
Deuteronomy 13:4).
Meditate on it, searching it out (see Joshua 1:8).
Put its commandments to practice (see Psalm
119:105).

Share its message with others, confessing it (see

mark 16:15; Psalm 71:15).
Pick an appropriate place.
Establish a study habit.
Start a devotional notebook (start preferably with the book
of John).
Include:
Gods message for me today.
The promise for my life.
The commandment to obey.
The personal application.
The verse to memorize.
Benefits of getting close to the Word

It teaches (doctrine).
It rebukes (reproof).
It corrects (restores to a correct state).
It instructs (guides).
Communicate with God through Prayer
The Lord has established prayer as the only means by
which we can communicate with Him. Prayer is so
important that Jesus spent time teaching His disciples how
to pray (see Matthew 6:9-13). The writer of Proverbs says,
but the prayer of the upright pleases Him, (Proverbs
15:8b). It doesnt matter if you are not eloquent when you
direct yourself to Him. God will look at the attitude of your
heart and will rejoice over every word you say to Him.
How to Pray

Find a place with complete privacy.

Start off with words of thanksgiving. We should give
thanks to God in everything the good that happens to us

as well as the trials, which are often difficult to confront.

Live the revelation of the Cross daily. Paul said, I die
daily. We can take our life, our family and our difficulties to
the Cross, visualizing the victory.
Relate to God as a loving Father, who wants the best
for His children.
Pray for Gods blessings for your life and for your
family.
Promise the Lord youll lead a life of integrity and
holiness.
Tell God He can count on you to establish the vision.
Commit to obeying the Word above everything.
Pray that the Bibles promises of financial provision
will be fulfilled in you.
Renounce any feelings of resentment you may have
towards others.
Pray for Gods spiritual armor in order to withstand
any adversary.
Ask the Lord to put a hedge of protection around you and
your family.
Share with Others
Jesus said, Whoever acknowledges me before men, I will
also acknowledge him before my Father in heaven
(Matthew 10:32). It is difficult for a person who has not
known love to speak about it. But when a person falls in
love, there is a change in their life. They continually talk to
others about their new love. When we meet Jesus,
something similar happens; we cant stop talking about how
good He has been to us. We are not ashamed to talk about
Him to others because Hes the most important thing in our
life.
You dont have to be a theologian in order to share your
faith, as long as you have had a real encounter with Jesus
and your life has been changed. When you share with
others, youre lifting up the name of Jesus. Do as the

psalmist said when he wrote, My mouth will tell of your

righteousness, of your salvation all day long Jesus
Himself commanded us to, Go into all the world and preach
the good news to all creation (Mark 16:15). And Paul said,
For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified,
and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved
(Romans 10:10).
We know that its nice to engage in conversation and
exchange opinions with people. God created us to be social
beings, so we could share with others. Something you will
always notice in our meetings is how true friendships are
formed. You will also notice that every teaching fills you and
satisfies you spiritually; you find the answers to your
worries and you receive the promises of God that you so
desire. You will discover that there are other people with
beautiful hearts who are willing to encourage you as much
as they can.
One of he characteristics of the first church was that: They
devoted themselves to the apostles teaching and to the
fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer, (Acts
2:42). Fellowship is essential, as the writer to the Hebrews
exhorted: Let us not give up meeting together as some are
in the habit of doing, but let us encourage one another
and all the more as you see the Day approaching (Hebrews
10:25).
Take Care of Our Youth
The strength to conquer, the energy and the desire to move
ahead lies in our youth. It is so important that every young
person make the right decision from an early age. Although
it is important to study, to have a career ad to make a
living, there is something much more meaningful having a
strong spiritual life. The only way to do this is by making a
decision for Jesus. King Solomon said, Remember your
Creator in the days of your youth, before the days of
trouble come and the years approach when you will say, I
find no pleasure in them (Ecclesiastes 12:1).

It is of utmost importance to take the road of righteousness

as a young person. All servants of the Lord who learned to
lean completely on Him were protected from disaster in a
supernatural way. For instance, in the twilight of his life,
King David said, I was young and now I am old, yet I have
never seen the righteous forsaken or their children begging
bread (Psalm 37:25).
Daniel the prophet, who came to King Nebuchadnezzars
palace at a very young age, was given the right to partake
of the royal table. He decided, in his heart, not to
contaminate himself with it because it was food offered to
idols. He preferred to eat something less tasteful instead of
offending God. Besides that, Daniel had also learned how to
select friends. Basically, these friends were spiritual men
ready to help him in whatever he needed. He went to them
during one of the most difficult moments of his life. These
young men decided to back him up with prayer, and the
next day, they received Gods answer!
Learn to Deal with Lifes Worries
Nowadays, people have to be productive. Because of the
need to be productive and the busy-ness of life, people
often neglect the most important aspect of their lives the
spiritual life. Some do this thinking that once theyve
overcome their financial pressures they will have their
preoccupations are temporary, activities that will take a few
days or weeks. But over time, people who do not prioritize
their spiritual lives get more and more entangled by
commitments that distance them completely from God.
Daniel the prophet was a very productive man and his
relationship with God helped him faithfully fulfill each one of
his responsibilities in the palace. This made his coworkers
envious, and they began plotting to accuse him of
something wrong. Nevertheless, Daniel continued being
faithful in everything and no vice or fault was found in him

(see Daniel 6:4). Although some people were increasingly

hostile toward Daniel to the point that he was thrown into
the pit of lions, he continued to commune with his God.
God rewarded him by shutting the mouths of the lions and
supernaturally freeing him form them.
Realize that Obedience Renews Strength
KEY PRINCIPLES TO REMEMBER
God called Abraham when he was seventy-five years old,
giving him these instructions: Leave your country, your
people and your fathers household and go to the land I will
show you. I will make you into a great nation and I will
bless you; I will make your name great and you will be a
blessing (Genesis 2:1-2).

Looking back after many years, the apostle James wrote,

Abraham believed God and it was credited to him as
righteousness (James 2:23b).
Abraham became the father of faith because he believed
with hope against hope. In all his acts, this patriarch
showed his unbreakable faith in the invisible God. He
became the father of nations because he had the courage
to leave his country. As a reward for having left his fathers
home, he became the father of all families on earth. He was
made prosperous in everything as a reward for having left
all of his possessions behind. His descendants gained
authority over their enemies as a reward from God for
having made the decision of offering up his only son, Isaac,
even though God did not actually require him to do it in the
end.

Enjoy the benefits of the new birth (see John 1:12;

Romans 8:15-17).
Feed yourself with spiritual food (see Deuteronomy
8:3; 1 Peter 2:2).
Have daily contact with the Scriptures (see
Deuteronomy 11:18-20; Joshua 1:8).
Share what God has done in your life (see Psalm
71:15; Mark 16:15).
Learn to handle lifes worries (see Daniel 6:4).

APPLYING THESE PRINCIPLES

Starting today, make a decision to:

Get close to the Word of God.

Study it daily.
Communicate with God continually through prayer.
Obey God, so that your strength can be continually
renewed.

which produces the miracle of a new heart and spirit. But

the Spirit gives birth to spirit. (John 3:6b).
THE PROVISIONS OF SALVATION
The plan of salvation, as designed by God, provides for the
following: justification, regeneration, sanctification, and
redemption.
Justification

BENEFITS OF THE NEW

BIRTH
When we are born in the flesh, everything within us is
already established: our sex, our skin color, our height and
weight, our temperament, our habits, and our desires. But
when we are born again, there is the implication of getting
a spiritual body and a spiritual mind the body and mind of
Christ.
Although many studies have attempted to define and
identify the source of mans problems, and everything has
been blamed on the social crisis, the heart of the matter
lies in a spiritual battle. It is important to understand that
change must first come from within, before it is visible on
the outside. Therefore, if we prioritize the spiritual solution,
then the spiritual victory will impact all the different areas
of society.
The prophet Ezekiel said, I will give you a new heart and
put a new spirit in you; I will remove from you your heart of
stone and give you a heart of flesh (Ezekiel 36:26).
The new birth is a creative event in which God takes the
believers faith and joins it to the power of the Holy Spirit,

Justification means to declare just. It is the act by which

God declares that the sinner, who believes in Jesus and
confesses his faith accepting His sacrifice for sin on the
Cross, goes on t be made just and acceptable before Him
(see Romans 3:24).
Sanctification
To be sanctified means to be separated unto God. A person
is
sanctified
through
grace.
Sanctification
means
consecrating yourself completely to God, morally and
spiritually. This holiness is an aspect of the divine essence
and is produced within the believer through the work of the
Holy Spirit (see 1 Thessalonians 5:23).
Regeneration
Regeneration means to change the way you think about sin
so that your mind can be open to the things of God,
especially to the incarnation of His Son and His redemptive
work. The Holy Spirit is the one who allows this
regeneration to take place within a person, both morally
and spiritually (see 1 Corinthians 2: 14).

Redemption

Redemption means paying a ransom for someone who is

enslaved. Salvation, as it has been expressed, is associated
directly with mans redemption. Not having anyone on earth
who could pay the price of rescuing (redeeming) man from
his sins with their own life. God sent His only Son to do it
thereby freeing humanity from eternal condemnation (see
Galatians 3:13).
THE PRIVILEGES OF LIFE IN THE SPIRIT
The privilege of seeing
Only spiritual people have the ability to see the kingdom of
God; their spiritual eyes are opened and they can perceive
what is hidden from the natural man.
As the apostle Paul said, No eye has seen, no ear has
heard, no mind conceived what God has prepared for those
who love Him. (1 Corinthians 2:9).
The spiritual life I a world in which we find all kinds of
riches and favors available only to us. They arent visible,
but they do exist. In other words, they are not perceptible o
the human eye; they can only be seen by those who have
been born of God and have developed their spiritual sight.
Through faith, we can perceive and enjoy Gods blessings.
The privilege of believing
Faith comes from hearing the message and the message is
heard through the word of Christ (Romans 10:17). God
has given us the ability to believe, so as to change
circumstances in a positive way. If we want to see this kind
of change, we must listen to see what God says about it,
because everything we want to conquer must be backed by
His Word. The seed of life can be found within His Word and
when the seed falls on a healthy heart full of faith, the seed
germinates and produces the fruit of the miracle we long

for. The entire power of God is contained in His Word, and

our faith is the only thing that activates it and sets it into
motion.
We need to understand that our ears are capable of hearing
many sounds at the same time, but being able to hear and
understand Gods voice depends on our commitment to
understand and fulfill His divine purpose. We should
saturate our minds with the Word of life, which never
changes and maintains the same power through out the
ages. Then, we will be surprised by everything we will be
able to do when we believe Gods words and exercise our
faith.
The privilege of speaking the word of authority
The Lord said, If you had responded to my rebuke, I would
have poured out my heart to you and made my thoughts
known to you (Proverbs 1:23). The Lord longs to share His
thoughts with us, but we can only understand the Word of
God when the Holy Spirit reveals it to us. This is why the
Bible should be read in an attitude of prayer. David said,
Do not snatch the word of truth from my mouth, for I have
put my hope in your laws. (Psalm 119:43).
The Word of God is as powerful now as it has always been;
and since it was powerful in the mouths of the prophets of
old, it is also mighty in our mouths today. We need to
understand that the Word of God is not subject to time or
space and He is not governed by human laws. Time was
established by God, but time does not limit God.
When the Word of God leaves our mouths, it will not return
until it has fulfilled the purpose for which it was sent out.
This means that every word we speak will become a decree
in he spiritual realm. Every word we speak will return only
when it has fulfilled every purpose for which it was spoken.
KEY PRINCIPLES TO REMEMBER

The plan of salvation provides the following:

Justification: to declare just or righteous (see

Romans 3:24).
Sanctification:
separated
unto
God
(see
1
Thessalonians 5:23).
Regeneration: change the way you think about sin
(see 1 Corinthians 2:14).
Redemption: payment for the rescue of someone who is
enslaved (see Galatians 3:13).
APPLYING THESE PRINCIPLES

Starting today, make a decision to:

Accept the privilege of seeing (see 1 Corinthians
2:9).
Accept the privilege of believing (see Romans 10:17).
Accept the privilege of giving the word of authority (see
Proverbs 1:23).

Understanding our
enemy
Satans primary purpose is to cause a person to harden his
heart toward God and block his mind so that the message
of salvation will not be heard or accepted. Paul said, And if
our gospel is veiled, it is veiled to those who are perishing.
The god of this age has blinded the minds of unbelievers, so
that they cannot see the light of the gospel of the glory of
Christ, who is the image of God (2 Corinthians 4:3-4,
emphasis mine).
Satans Organization and Character
Satan has the organizational skills of a military strategist,
and he imposes a reign of fear in the hearts of people.
Under his authority, there are rulers, authorities, powers of
darkness and spiritual forces of evil in heavenly realms (see
Ephesians 6:12).
He is characterized as being: sly or crafty (see Genesis
3:1); a liar (see Genesis 3:1-3); vengeful (see Psalm 8:2);
destructive (see Isaiah 54:16); tempting (see Matthew
4:7); an accuser (see Revelation 12:10); prince of the
demons (see Matthew 12:24); a murderer (see John 8:44);
the father of all lies (see John 8:44); prince of the kingdom

of the air (see Ephesians 2:2); the dragon (see Revelation

12:7-9); a roaring lion (see 1 Peter 5:8); and one who
disguises himself as an angel of light (see 2 Corinthians
11:14).
Satan is Judged
When believers understand the redemptive work of Jesus
on the Cross of Calvary, a veil is removed from their mind.
Our Lord said, For judgment I have come into this world
(John 9:39).

Let the saints rejoice in this honor and sing for joy on their
beds. May the praise of God be in their mouths and a
double-edged sword in their hands. The doubled-edged
sword is the Word and it is used to execute judgment
among the nations and punishment among the people in
order to bind kings with shackles. These kings are the
demonic principalities of evil that operate in the spiritual
realm. God has given you the anointing and the ability to
bind kings with shackles. Believe it and walk in it!
Live a life of integrity.

When Jesus was on the earth, His presence tormented the

demons. For example, a demon-possessed man screamed
at Him saying, What do you want with us, Jesus of
Nazareth? Have you come to destroy us? I know who you
are the Holy One of God! Be Quiet!, said Jesus sternly.
Come out of him! (Mark 1:24-25).
In Matthew 12:28, the Lord said, But if I drive out demons
by the Spirit of God, then the kingdom of God has come
upon you.
Gods kingdom is not divided. N order for the kingdom of
God to be established in any city or nation, it is of utmost
importance that the church rise up in authority against
demons and cast them out.
How do you exercise the judgment of God against the
enemy? Look at the points below.
Use your authority and bind the strong man
The Word of God declares that no one can enter a strong
mans house unless they first bind him (see Matthew
12:29). Studying this verse, I came to understand that
Satan was that strong man that had bound the lives of
men, women, young people, and children, making them
slaves to sin. When I received this revelation, we started
binding Satan and the forces of evil. Psalm 149:5-6 says,

In Matthew 12:33 the Lord said, Make a tree good and its
fruit will be good, or make a tree bad and its fruit will be
bad, for a tree is recognized by its fruit. This verse refers
to our lives as trees. When Satan departs from someone,
the life of evil that was inside the person leaves. And this is
a miracle, because when evil leaves, God replaces it with a
life of good and that life of good is Jesus Christ. If you are
one of Jesus trees a person who has His life then the
fruit you produce should include integrity, justice and truth.
There should be no such thing as, I am a Christian, but I
fornicate. Are you a tree of Jesus or not? When you want
to know what kind of tree a person is, look at the fruit in
this life and make sure your life bears the fruit of the
Lord.
Some people get confused about this issue. They go to
church, but they really arent Christians. Going to church
does not guarantee salvation. We go to church because we
are fruit, because we are new trees, different people; and it
is there that we express our worship and gratitude to God.
The life of the Father is shown in people through the fruit
they bear.
Watch Your Words
Jesus said, For out of the overflow of the heart the mouth
speaks. The good man brings good things out of the good
stored up in him, and the evil man brings evil things out of
the evil stored up in him. (Matthew 12:34b-35). Your

words express what is in your heart. When people

complain, their fruit is bad. When they grumble, their fruit
is bad. When they curse, their fruit is bad. When people are
full of God, their words are always lead to success. They
encourage those who are fallen. These people dont let
themselves be influenced by circumstances, but always
speak according to the Word of God.
Cancel All Arguments Against You
Dont let the enemy attack you with them. Pray sincerely,
Lord, free me from any demonic bondage. Grant me
complete authority to rebuke demons in the Name of
Jesus. You must cancel all argument against you. Decide to
sanctify your life starting right now. When Joshua said, As
for me and my house, we will serve he Lord. (Joshua
24:15b), he made the decision that his whole house would
consecrate their lives to the Lord. I hope you will do the
same.
Paul said, Therefore put on the full armor of God, so that
when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your
ground. (Ephesians 6:13). What is the evil day? It is the
day of adversity, the day of trial.

Preparation for Deliverance

Have a real desire to live in freedom, God is willing to

give us freedom, and, through Jesus, he has given us
the means by which to obtain it. But of his own free will,
man needs to desire it with all his heart (see Matthew
11:28).
Identify the causes of the bondage (see Psalm 139:2324).
Repent and confess sin. Deliverance does not replace
repentance. Because of sin, Satan gained certain rights
over our lives. These rights can only be cancelled

through a genuine repentance and a complete

renouncing of sin (see Luke 13:3).
Have faith (see Hebrews 11:6).
Take hold of the truth (see John 8:31-32, 36).
Pray and fast (see Matthew 17:21).
KEY PRINCIPLES TO REMEMBER

We should understand who our battle is against Satan.

The enemys main purpose is to harden peoples hearts
against God and block their minds so they cannot
receive the message of salvation.
His greatest trick is to make people think lightly of sin, to
see it as a game.

APPLYING THESE PRINCIPLES

Starting today, make a decision to:
Use your authority to bind the strong man.
Live with integrity.
Watch your words, because your fruit depends on them.
Cancel all arguments that may exist against you in the
spiritual realm.

You may recall when the people of Israel were oppressed in

Egypt and God had to raise up a deliverer. His name was
Moses and He went before the king of Egypt with a request
from God. Then they said, The God of Hebrews has met
with u. Now let us take a three-day journey into the desert
to offer sacrifices to the Lord our God, or he may strike us
with plagues or with the sword. (Exodus 5:3).

What you need to know about an

encounter
The Importance of an Encounter
The Encounter is a three-day retreat, during which time
God will be imparting life to each person who participates.
Those in attendance will receive direction and understand
Gods true purpose for their lives.
All participants must attend the Encounter with a
completely open heart and with the purity and simplicity of
a child, in order to receive everything God wants to minister
to them.
During the Encounter, it is crucial that they lay aside all
types of arguments, wrong concepts, and prejudices about
God because those things may hinder tem from receiving
everything God wants to offer them.
I have seen lives so completely transformed during these
three days than they might otherwise be in a full year.
The Children of Israel Had an Encounter

As we can see, Moses request reflected Gods desire to

meet with His people for three days. Pharoah did not accept
the proposal, but hardened his heart and called them lazy.
He burdened them with even more work so that in this way
they would have no time to think about God. But then, God
began to afflict the people of Egypt with different plagues
so that they wanted the children of Israel to leave!
Pharaohs Craftiness
Pharaoh called for Moses and said, I will let you go to offer
sacrifices to the Lord your God in the desert, but you must
not go very far. Now pray for me, (Exodus 8:28). But later,
Pharaoh asked them, But just who will be going? Moses
answered: We will go with our young and old, with our
sons and daughters, and with our flocks and herds, because
we are to celebrate a festival to the Lord. (Exodus 10:8b9). But Pharaoh responded bluntly: The Lord be with you
if I let you go, along with your women and children! Clearly
you are bent on evil. No! Have only the men go; and
worship the Lord, since thats what you have been asking
for. Then Moses and Aaron were driven out of Pharaohs
presence. (Exodus 10:10-11).
Remember What Jesus Said
Jesus said, Destroy this temple, and I will raise it again in
three days. John 2:19
The Encounter should last three days, allowing God to do a

deep work of transformation in each life. There, you will

experience death of the old nature and the resurrection to
newness of life in Christ. What the Lord wants is for us have
a quiet time, where we isolate ourselves from our activities
for a short time and avoid any distraction in order to hear
the voice of God clearly. Why does God ask for three days?
Because that is the time necessary for the Holy Spirit to do
a complete work of transforming hearts. The psalmist said,
Commit your way to the Lord; trust in him and he will do
this. (Psalm 37:5). Only at an Encounter can we entrust,
give, and surrender our whole life to the direction of God.
Pauls Encounter
Paul the apostle is one of the greatest men in Christianity.
He was previously known as Saul of Tarsus. Before
converting to the Lord he was a bitter persecutor of
Christians. But then, he had an experience that transformed
his life completely, changed his name, and caused him to
defend the very doctrine he once condemned.
What brought about his change of heart? The answer is
simple: he had a revelation of the Cross. Everyone who has
a personal encounter with God will have the Cross of Christ
revealed to them, and this revelation is the only thing that
can transform hearts. Paul said, May I never boast except
in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, through which the
world has been crucified to me, and I to the world.
(Galatians 6:14).
Paul also said, I want to know Christ and the power of his
resurrection and the fellowship of sharing in his sufferings,
becoming like him in his death, and so, somehow, to attain
to the resurrection from the dead. (Philippians 3:10).

power of resurrection. God answered the desire of the

apostles heart and allowed him to experience the revelation
of the Cross. This is why he said, I have been crucified
with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The
life I live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who
loved me and gave himself for me. (Galatians 2:20).
Truths You Will Experience at an Encounter
In his defense as he stood before king Agrippa, Paul said,
About noon, O king, as I was on the road, I saw the light
from heaven, brighter than the sun, blazing around me and
my companions. We all fell to the ground, and I heard a
voice saying to me in Aramaic, Saul, Saul, why do you
persecute me? It is hard for you to kick against the goads.
Then I asked, Who are you, Lord? I am Jesus, whom you
are persecuting, the Lord replied. Now get up and stand
on your feet. I have appeared to you to appoint you as a
servant and as a witness of what you have seen of me and
what I will show you. I will rescue you from your own
people and form the Gentiles. I am sending you to them to
open their eyes and turn from darkness to light, and form
the power of Satan to God, so that they may receive
forgiveness of sins and a place among those who are
sanctified by faith in me. (Acts 26:13-18).
Paul beheld the light, which was the manifestation of the
glory of the Lord. When he had a personal encounter with
God, he saw that all of his actions against Christianity were
actually committed against the Lord himself.
On that day, God called Paul to serve Him, and gave him
instructions concerning what to do and how to develop his
ministry.
By attending the Encounter, you will:

Pauls desire was to feel what Jesus felt while He was on the
Cross. He wanted to suffer the same agony that Jesus
suffered during His crucifixion. He understood that if he had
this experience, he would also be able to experience the

Receive vision. to open your eyes

We know that without the vision, people perish. Those

who convert to Christianity must first receive a vision of

the crucified Christ. Whoever is able to see the Cross, in
the true revelation, will be able to understand their
calling.
Experience a genuine conversion. so they may turn
from darkness to light
This conversion must be full and complete. God rejected
the people of Israel because their conversion was just
from their lips, and not form their heart. John the
Baptist would tell those who would come to him for
baptism. produce fruit in keeping with repentance
(Matthew 3:8) Our conversion is leads to and
necessitates a change of lifestyle, so the believer should
strive to do those only things that please God.
Understand that you have gone from Satans control
to the lordship of Jesus. and from the power of
Satan to God
In the past Satan took advantage of mans weakness in
order to make him a slave. But in Jesus every believer
was rescued from enemys control over his life. The
success of a victorious Christian life depends on our
personal relationship with Christ. To convert to Jesus is
to live completely in love with Him.
Understand that through faith in Jesus, you will
receive forgiveness of sins. so that they may
receive forgiveness of sins
One of the devils strategies is to enslave people with
guilt, making them believe that their sins have not yet
been forgiven. In this way, he retains control over their
lives. The sins we have committed deserve punishment,
but Jesus carried all of them upon His body and took
them for us, receiving the punishment we deserved.

Understand your privilege in God. a place among

those who are sanctified
Paul said, He who did not spare his own Son, but gave
him up for us all how will he not also, along with him,
graciously give us all things? (Romans 8:32). If God
gave up what He loved most, His own Son, so we could
be saved by simply believing in Him, wont He provide
everything else we need? I can tell you that God has a
lot more to give us than we can actually ask for.
We can enjoy His inheritance here on earth and also in
the eternal life to come.

KEY PRINCIPLES TO REMEMBER

God asked His people to go to an Encounter (see Exodus
5:3).
Pharaohs craftiness (see Exodus 8:28; 10:8b-9;10:11-12)
Remember what Jesus said (see John 2:19).
Paul went to an Encounter (see Galatians 6:14; Philippians
3:10).
God transforms lives completely at the Encounter.
APPLYING THESE PRINCIPLES
If you decide to experience the joy and the blessing of
attending an Encounter, you will be able experience the
following truths:
You will receive vision.
You will experience a genuine conversion.
You will go from Satans power into the lordship of
Jesus.
You will receive forgiveness of sins.
You will understand the privileges of your inheritance.

Cesar Castellanos Dominguez

What person has made an impact on your life to such

a degree that he or she has left quite an impression
on you?
I personally met someone who had such an extraordinary
influence on me that He changed the direction of my life,
turning it around one hundred eighty degrees. That person
gave such meaning to my life that I was convinced that up
to that moment, I had been wasting my time and now I
wanted to redeem every minute of my existence. Perhaps
you are wondering who that person is. Well, his name is
Jesus Christ.
The impact of that encounter face to face with Jesus, which
I describe in this Pre-encounter guidebook, was so glorious
that form that moment on, Jesus was no longer a abstract
and unsearchable person but as real as the air I breathed
or the sun that sets. I am sure that He wants to reveal
Himself t you in the same way that He revealed himself to
me.
Through this material that I have prepared with much love
and dedication, you will learn to prepare your heart to
experience a true encounter with Jesus of Nazareth, who
has prepared beforehand many great things for your life.