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Entrevista al Escritor Henry Preza: Su Vida y Visión

Writer Henry Preza

" My mom always told me:" What a beautiful story " (although not out) and only congratulated fact made me feel motivated to write .... and keep writing. Some time later people were forming me, I had several mentors in writing, all very good, not mentioning them because they do not like to do, but I think what made me grow it was that the motivation of my mother, the people, inviting all to make me write. Writing became my vice " Preza This was said Henry, a visionary Salvadoran presenting the Gospel of Jesus Christ through ICT.

H enry Preza had everything to lose:

N e was born on October 14, 1986, four days after the earthquake that devastated his homeland, which survived.

C peared in the midst of scarcity and civil war that killed thousands of people with great resentment among Salvadorans.

E nfermizo, teased by their classmates, who took advantage of his innocence to steal.

E n one occasion, about the poison, then gave him to thirst disinfectant floor.

C so each day was beaten by younger children and he was used to make him other tasks. Nicknames

, verbal aggression and because of a tense situation that crossed his family, did not receive the attention it needed, why it was kept aislado, sin amigos y sin tener con quien compartir, se convirtió en un niño de baja autoestima, tímido e ingenuo.

N o obstante, él en diferentes etapas de su vida hacía de la crisis una oportunidad y la convertía en beneficio, ya que en medio de la problemática, cuando los docentes no asistían a la escuela, huía de la humillación y se ponía a estudiar.

E n los momentos libres aprovechaba para ir a la granja donde laboraba su papá y, allí solía jugar with chicks and reflect. In addition, he began to develop their imagination playing with stones and grains of rice. Those were times of learning, maturity and character building.

P or that cause, was gaining confidence with himself and made the read-write tool to form part of the Information Technology and Communication (ICT), an occasion that has led him to be one of the most important Christian bloggers, as his writings are read daily by people from around the world, being blessed by its content. It is also the operator of the Group Hosanna Network Bloggers uniting Christians of different nations.

How was your childhood?

My childhood was pretty normal, read, play, sing. My parents say asking things too, wondered about what he saw. Ruining things (TVs, radios). I liked to experiment with things, I liked animals, especially birds. My childhood was sad side at times as poverty, which almost never affect me directly, sometimes abuse suffered at that time, family problems, but also moments of happiness, understanding and conversation.

What you read in those days?

very young I think I started reading all kinds of books. The newspaper sought the house of a neighbor, children's stories, read books at school, my level of teaching, writing my own stories. Even strangers would read religious books of the Jehovah's Witnesses, Adventists, the Gnostics. But maybe you only read by reading, then, did not cause a dent in my life and a greater desire to seek God.

Usually, when a child is rejected at school, it leaves or joins a group to be accepted, regardless of being harassed too often that takes refuge in gangs and drugs. In addition to that, in your school years, your country was immersed in an internal social conflict and had no role model at home How did you survive?

Yes, to start thinking in the situation of abuse he suffered from my colleagues at that time I think it was because the environment in which we had grown up years ago. The civil war was ending, our parents had escaped of war, people used to find dead bodies in the street, a well marked hatred in the population, so, perhaps because of that pressure, family violence was great. Violence as reflected in school children, in a form of introversion (as in my case) and other violence as in the case of several of them. In addition, most children who teased me today after all this time to see them, know how they lived in families with circumstances worse than mine.

I think I managed to survive for the answer I gave to the circumstances, I never thought to look evil, my family despite the problems of family violence had many Christian Catholic values. That was a counter that perhaps I did not I stay away altogether. In addition, when problems came to full expression also reached its highest expression in God's response. The conversion of my family did I know radical changes in them. Religious values \u200b\u200bwere not enough, now saw radical changes, and awoke in me a desire to seek God. And from there I got away from him.


express your biography in the best moments was when you were on the farm, where your father worked. Why there and not with your brothers or cousins?

Maybe because he was very paternalistic, he thought he could teach me many things. I liked to work and feel that helped somewhat. I liked interacting with people there and to me it was something great to see so many birds in one place (maybe I still maintain that passion for the hens and chickens we have today.)

was not that I did not like to spend with my sisters or cousins. But, having two sisters just do not think we shared the same interests. One of them was several years older than me, I think seven, their interests were different, and although I despised but perhaps spent good time together we were very different from each other. However, I have only good memories of the times we played and we went out together. What I liked almost never liked them.

Yes, most of the time studying. But this was since I started my first degree, previously only played and played. Coming from the farm, as he was, did all the homework and read a lot.

We occupied the first grade primer, I read it earlier this year, so after reading other things, then, the teacher spent most of the year on something I already knew.


When you saw your father work, knowing their behavior at home, what were you thinking?

Actually, at that moment thought of nothing. Just thought we had problems, he saw many attitudes as unfair, almost did not get it. Now to deal with the pressures that he lived at that time and thought and slavery of his work I think that was the reason for their problems, not knowing God made him fall in those circumstances for which he now regrets.


Despite the tense situation in your home your Dad always watched over you. How is your Dad becomes a Christian?

Yes, the truth that he was exemplary in many respects. Despite the intensified family problems before conversion we also have good memories of him. We thank God that you met Christ. That radically changed our family. He developed through the testimony of my older sister Jessica and through a home cell. His conversion was barely a few months after my sister and mother.


Who is / was your role model in your childhood?

Like all children from 3 to 9 years maybe my parents were my examples, whom he admired. Although much of my childhood I took as a model to follow Mario Vega.


Who is Mario Vega?

He was a crucial person for the conversion of my sister Jessica and my mother. He was the first preacher I heard and one of the leading trainers of my early years of Christianity. My sister and mother became through their messages on the radio. He is currently the pastor of the nation's largest cellular and perhaps your church is among the 4th or 5th largest church in the world with 117,000 members (60,000 adults and other children around.) He is pastor of Elim Christian Mission. I respect him a lot.


Do you keep in touch with him yet?

Communication with Pastor Vega has not been smooth lately. Perhaps at the time of adolescence I had a closer relationship with him through emails. At that time he was a very orthodox and passionate preaching. A couple of years he worked without reservation to one of my projects: writing the history of his church in Santa Ana, this document has been read by millions of people worldwide, including pastors, and recognized by people like Joel Comiskey . He is a very persistent servant of God despite his introverted way of being that sometimes makes it impossible to communicate with him. I do not think so with malice, but a character trait. I hope to resume communication with him someday.


You were rejected by your classmates, however, That did not make you feel marginalized because after three years of public speaking. How did you do?

Actually, I think it was at age 6 was the first time I spoke in public. What happens is that feel marginalized by peers do not take my desire to be the best at everything. It was a way of feeling good, which did not win with my teammates earned through study and dedication. Was engaged in school activities, I gained the confidence of all teachers for that.


already a Christian at school know one of your best friends, Jaime Montoya and you win to Christ, your current wife. "Response your prayers?

Yes, but what happened was that I was starting to postgraduate study, with all new colleagues, studied at the Instituto Nacional de Santa Ana (still named that year). I had the ill-famed INSA, was recently converted, would not be wrong, I wanted to have good friends. In this context, meet Jaime Montoya, another Christian friend named Alexander, was a respite, I think for all three, then I do not remember if we were the only Christians themselves were the only ones identified.

About my wife, she eighth grade became, at that time we became friends. It was not that I won to Christ, she was alone. I met her converted. She had been a friend of James since 7 years ago, she was the polar opposite of Jaime and I, outgoing, playful, eager for the sport, with many friends. On reaching the gospel, in the same church I grew up a friendship with us, perhaps only by the fact that throughout the INSA only had 3 people in the same church and one as an adolescent usually done by affinity groups.


How has this friendship through the years?

Strong and durable. It based on truth and sincerity. These may have been the two main elements of our friendship through the years. But not only them but more friends we made over time in high school.

No, I have no fear to distrust despite the bad experiences. I've always said that anyone who fails to a friend he makes the mistake, but a true friend does not have to fear anything, just keep loving without reservation, knowing that so the love of God.

Yes, I think several of my friends know how some people have advantage of my kindness several times. Even for them, as I have said, is a mistake to follow trust in people, I know they know they do because I just keep trusting the people you can find precious friends like them, can be leaders, can help people, and although a failure can always help others, and if not trust, you lose the opportunity to discover other people.


Why did you become a blogger?
At first I took it as a way to make my themes, then understand the need of people and you realize that you must follow.


I had many songs written and no one read, then I thank Jaime clue how to do it, I posted a few. At first no one read them, but suddenly, in November 2007 accelerated visits incredible ways, then I realized that I had to follow, because as I said once a shepherd named Owen Aguirre, was a gift that God had given and had to use it.


Why should the success of visits to your blog?

A perseverance. The key is to constantly write and write the songs of the people, what people need and want to read.


What do you write the visitors?

Well, are constant positive feedback from people. Topics that I thought would be helpful not end up changing the lives of people and then you realize the power of the written word.

How to cultivate the art of writing?

I started very young. I remember in first grade the teacher asked us to write something, I wrote the story of a fish. My mom always told me: "What a beautiful story" (though not out) and only made his greeting made me want to write another and another, and keep writing. Some time later people were forming me, I had several mentors in writing, all very good, not mentioning them because they do not like to do, but I think what made me grow it was that the motivation of my mother, the people, inviting all to make me write. Writing became my vice.


What basic elements should have a Christian Blog?

clarity and quality. Clarity is therefore needed issues that carry a clear biblical approach. And simple, so that everybody understands. Quality, therefore, must be well written, then, are read worldwide. We can not post a topic poorly written and bad spelling and ask them to read the first world people will see them as "nonsense." So we have to look for quality to please the most discerning readers. So I've always sought fairness and quality, because only then reaches everywhere, even to their country Venezuela.


What should a blogger not a Christian?

There are several things. One is to use their blogs to discuss, gain prominence, use people, using them as a means of battle against anyone specific. I always tell my friends that when they start a blog to write about any subject, but after looking for an identity in order to maintain the line and keep to that.


Have you thought about writing a book?

Yes, I have written several book projects for the moment there are none on the web, they're just waiting, being improved, and some have posted on the Web for some time, but after I removed the for improvement.
What
Hosanna Group and how is it up?

Hosanna Group is a network of Christian bloggers United States, Australia, Venezuela, Argentina, Brazil, El Salvador and Costa Rica. We are approximately a little over ten people in total including churches. We seek to strengthen the world with the message of Christ through our blogs. Our union is strategic to reach more people in the world.

One of your dreams was to form a network of Christian bloggers and what did it. How did the Red?

arose as a result of constant communication with brothers and sisters around the world with which we had the same affinity for blogging. It was one of the strategic guidelines defined in 2010, with these friends, with whom we already had a kind of friendship, but that was materialized through this project.

"Vision and Mission of the Christian Bloggers Network?

We have defined our mission and vision www.grupohosanna.net

In short I think it's powerful, fraternization and evangelism.

Have you ventured into other media such as radio or TV?

In no TV. In radio yes, many times. We have had projects of radio programs, but have not been finalized, we expect and are shaping our next step in this vision.

Your friends say you annoying when done for God is not done right, that's good. However, many do not see it. What about that?

Wow. Did not know they had perceived this in me, is the first time I hear it. However, it is true, that's me. I do not know if it was a mistake to always seek excellence, although I have not, but always has become an aspiration to be better every day. I think anyone who does not see it has the right to see the way you want. Sometimes it is important to do things as we can, with all our strength, I agree with them that the most important thing is to do things in heart and sincerely.

Does your wife cook you beans?

almost every night. Is one of my favorite foods, but more fried, soup almost do not like.

"Dogs, cats, chickens?

Chickens, I prefer pets. At the beginning of the year was fifteen in the house.

Farm " or library?

Today we no longer have the farm, so I'll stick with the Library.

Books or TV?

Books and the Internet. TV and went out of fashion.

"Town or City?

For strategic purposes the city is better, but in the field is more beautiful life.

"Failures?

serves to learn from mistakes. Normal, not the end all, is the beginning of something new.

"Frustrations?

comes together to failure and normal, but we must not let her nest.

What do you dislike?

it is difficult to define. Sometimes I dislike my irresponsibility, lawlessness, lies, flattery, that people walk around the bush for help, there are several things, would make a list.

What do you like?

At home, relax, spend with my wife and talk with friends.

At work, my students listen and write.

In the church, preach.

In my relationships, the humble and sincere.

In my conversations, the Bible and technology.

Stories "?

At school Protection Group Securities, we occupied in evangelizing, evangelizábamos hundreds of students in a group coordinated by Jaime and me. Funny thing, our other partners, most were not Christians, but live each activity as the best moment of all.

Another of the most heart is being locked with my dad in a house by armed men when we were evangelizing. Only we could save at the mercy of God.

"Satisfaction?

The latest know that I will be father.

Whither Preza Henry?

I do not know what God has prepared me, I'm always listening to the voice of God to know the new stuff that has for me.

What give messages to those Christians who are getting started in building a blog?

The first message is that you never see results overnight. The results will be proportional to the time and persistence to put you to write or publish. The market of internet users is large, there are millions of bloggers, just as persistent and more people may venture.

The second message: Do not be discouraged.

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La vida hogareña de Juan y Carlos Wesley

purpose A Mother's Day, I found an excellent extract relevant article on the formation of the Wesleys, whose influence was obviously his mother Susanna Wesley.

A minimum all women who read this article, follow its model because in a society that has bad sectors where they call it good, and good call it bad, it is imperative the strong values \u200b\u200band Christian character of the family, thus affecting the system, the principles of the infallible Word of God.

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home life of John and Charles Wesley

C omo introduction to this series, I must say that much in the family life of Christians today. The home should be a refuge from the world's temptations and sins. Should be a place where love reigns God, full of peace and joy. But, sadly, are not so most Christian homes. The parents argue with each other, almost never sit together all the family to eat at the same table, missing family members in many of the public worship of the church and a daily time of family worship is lacking in many homes.

P ero, God wants to change that. And to encourage parents in the work at this lack, they are given these "Stories of Home" well-known Christians. I have to say that might not be good all the doctrines and practices of people who write. Similarly, the names mentioned were not always straight in their doctrines and practices. However, we can learn from the correct points and discard the rest.

JOHN AND CHARLES WESLEY

"What Christian does not know these names?

Charles Wesley

A lthough most readers of this book Methodists were not, I think that much has heard of them. During a flying, talking to a Methodist, and said, "Well, I'm Methodist, but I want to love and serve God, how did John Wesley, he is one of my copies."

D uring the first decades of the eighteenth century, England was very downcast spirit. In fact, I was in one of its lower stages. Type ugliest sin abounded at every level of society, and there seemed no hope that the Church would wake up and stop their slide into iniquity. However, just as God provided Ana in the days of Israel, and there was an "elect lady" in Epworth, England, called Susana Wesley, who cared for their children. Without knowing it, God led him to raise a prophet and psalmist, which together would wake the nation, and besides, the whole world.

E so happened a hundred years and yet their voices crying in the twenty-first century Christianity. What preacher has not used a saying or an example of the life of John Wesley? What assembly of Christians has not sung one of the hymns of Charles? The impact of the lives of these men is immeasurable. It is clear that God was leading prior knowledge and training to watch over them. In this study is to investigate the home life of Samuel and Susanna Wesley, parents of John and Charles.

M editing on the legacy of these two men, my heart clings to one of God's promises concerning our children. Is the same in Isaiah 59:21, and was written in the context of the adversary, which attacks the pity. It is a promise to those who leave behind the sin.

E l My Spirit who is upon you, and my words that I put in your mouth, not out of thy mouth, nor from the mouth of your children, or mouth the children of your children, saith the Lord, now and forever. "

What a beautiful way to fight against the enemies of our God! Three generations of people who would not put aside the truths of God. What we also cling to power of this strategy! Clearly understands the devil, and fight with all his might to stop it.

E studio genealogies of two ancestries, Juan and Carlos, we find a noble character in both. Both lineages were people who worked on the work of God, in England in those days. And each successive generation was impacted on this. Disputes about practices "high" church, non-compliance and the horrible state of the church in general were hot. In the dining room were extended discussions about these issues. Samuel's grandfather when he died was very sad because of the persecution that he and other members of his family had suffered. Samuel's uncle, named John, was hunted like a fox, was thrown into jail several times and finally died of an illness that they caused him to persecution, at 34 years of age. It is said that John's son Samuel was the image of John, the uncle of his father, his fiery zeal and energy.

E n descent on the mother's side, we find the same case. Susan's father, Mr. Annesley, was well known as a Puritan preacher. He served in several Anglican churches until disputes regarding non-compliance arose. After he retired from the church-state and became a Puritan. It cost a lot and had to fight constantly for his 30 years. Many considered this man as the apostle Paul, and their way of life clearly shows that it was a very influential Puritan. For all this the parents of John and Charles inherited a heavy burden on the revival. The same charge was passed down to children. And, once understood that God wanted a revival and reform in the church, John and Charles were made to work wholeheartedly.

FATHER AND JUAN CARLOS

Samuel Wesley

S grind Wesley was a preacher in the village of Epworth, in the Anglican church. He had previously lived in different places, but in Epworth was where John and Charles grew up. Samuel was a man of discipline and zeal, regularly was firmly in their own opinions. This situation led to persecution and problems may well have been avoided, if it has been engaged in humility. However, the persecution suffered by the family prepared the children for them, since they suffered in the future. And the example of his father's patient suffering children also strengthened.

n U trait he and his wife had in common was the tenacity as to not overturn their convictions, and it appears that the children inherited the same. The two assessed the order in their life, and so it became known the children for their lives sorted. Studying the home of Wesley, one notes that the tenacity of the parents are sometimes caused problems, as any couple living together have dogmatic differences between them. But despite this, not giving up on anything, the mother was given the task of raising children and running the home of Samuel.

S grind was author and pastor, and as a result of the frequent visits he made, was very busy. As it was compassionate, was released by his numerous visits to prisons. Paid the costs of college education, living happily in poverty because of this.

T lso, was a poet, wrote poetry and prose in his lifetime. None of his works endure, but some of their children received the same gift, and Carlos stood on it, writing thousands of songs. No doubt the talent of Carlos was inspired by seeing his dad working hour after hour in their own works. Oh, the wisdom of God is unfathomable!

P t seems to be that Samuel had dreams and visions that wanted to do, but could not make them. Conceived the plan of sending missionaries to China, India and all the British territories, giving him and his family would to guide the work.

Q erhaps be regarded as a prophet Samuel in a sense. In his last days prophesied the emergence of a revival, telling kids: "You'll see, but not me.

P ara conclusion, I must add this: a father Samuel was not first class. However, their home was known everywhere as one of the most pious of his time. No doubt it helped that reputation.

'S MOTHER AND JUAN CARLOS

Susana Wesley

S usana raised in a godly environment. His father, being widely used by God, they brought many blessings to their children. According to records, the home Annesley had 22 children. Things were serious, and Susana matured early, listening to conversations about spiritual matters. He was a passionate student, and learned Greek, Latin and French when he was young. His books were the Bible study, theology and the writings of the early church. A reason for the stormy times in which it grew, itself struggling with deep spiritual issues, while many of her friends played with dolls. No doubt Susan was a distinguished girl "devout, thoughtful and full of Christian virtues. Many historians call" the mother of Methodism "because of your methods defined in terms of raising children.

" The scale describes his character, a mixture of kindness, discipline, sobriety and joy. Devoted an hour every morning and evening to be alone with God, praying and meditating.

C sa mother gave her husband 18 children, Samuel. Of these, eight infants died. It is hard to imagine the agony of burying eight precious little ones.

SUSANA METHODS

H here are many biographies about the household of Wesley. These, mostly painted the home life of Samuel and Susanna as almost perfect. But biographies may be incomplete, especially if they refer to someone as famous as John Wesley. Although human respect has tendencies towards this, "wisdom is justified of her children." (Matt. 11:19)

The Word of God. Susana Wesley there
took their methods to educate their children .

L a home testing Wesley are the benefits that the world was through John and Carlos. It is clear that there was something in his childhood that helped. All records show that Susan was a prominent figure in the upbringing of children in the household of Wesley. His education, gifts to organize and firm personality, along with the fact that Samuel was a very busy with other things, they put Susan in front of the household things. We see a woman who poured out his life in the upbringing of their children, with a strong purpose. Studies such as this purpose was manifested in practical methods of child rearing.

* LIFE ORDERED AND PROGRAMMED.

S usana right about the advantage that it is a disciplined life. Thus, shortly after birth, each child started a systematic breeding program well. There was a time to sleep, a time to eat, a time to wake up, etc. She tried to develop such habits in life and memory of every child. This applies even to rest periods for a little baby. She dedicated that effort into this that the baby fell asleep at the desired time: not mourn or fight. Similarly, this principle was applied while feeding the baby.

T ales disciplines were employed in order to have more order to the time spent on household chores. She thought it was necessary for each child were in place. Everything was timely: the prayers, breakfast, school, quiet time, rest, family worship, etc.., All according to the clock. Sure, there were times when the orders would upset everything, but always returned to his family in order. The stability and security that that principle in life and child development are tremendous. Susan continued these goals without deviation, because he saw the hidden wisdom and the effects that take advantage of their children.

* GUIDED THE CHILDREN appetite.

S usana knew that if a child did not learn to control their appetites, he would control it themselves, possibly for the rest of his life. A reason for this, made strict rules about eating. Also, trained his children to eat foods that did not like flavored drinks and ugly. Taking medication was twofold-to help children's health, and teach them to endure the undesirable. Not allowed to eat between the times set for meals, he considered this as a bad habit. Yes, eat sweets, but such things as these, which are considered luxury were monitored carefully.

* STILL STAYED HOME.

L children you should not control the environment of a home. There are many tasks to perform daily, and for the benefit of all, the home must be calm and quiet. Susan believed and implemented this, understanding the benefits that each child would gain the same quality you come to implement them. There is a saying, "Always talking, never learning." At the age of one year, the children of Wesley had learned to mourn quietly. The same was taught using positive and negative measures. Thus, the house did not have a lot of noise of a child crying, some people gave testimony that was a home where no one knew whether he had children at home, because of the calm environment. Similarly, children were taught to be quiet during family prayers, and bring a sign of blessing at the end of them, instead of talking.

* WILL HAVE TO CONQUER THE CHILD.

É stas were the words of Susan and are filled with powerful wisdom. Said she: "I strive to capture the will of a child from an early age and try to take care of the child to submit to God. This is the only safe and reasonable foundation for an education, without which neither precept nor have such effects. "

L to man's will is the center of religious life. If not yield to their parents, will be much harder to surrender it to God, and all training about domestic life and spiritual life will be frustrated. So this principle is of paramount importance is to purchase it ASAP. A love relationship, with appropriate application of the rod and persistence, will give you the desired results in your own home.

school orderly A HOME

A Susan described her method itself on educating children. For twenty years, spent six hours at this holy task. In his later years, wrote to his son John on the intention to teach at home, well-defined terms: "There are very few people who devoted the best twenty years of his life to save the souls of their children." By these words and the way he conducted the school, we know he made more than just academic education.

P or through their influence, each child had a passion to learn and to live in justice. Time school started and ended each day with songs, and every child learned to read the Bible as the only textbook. At five in the afternoon, Susan divided the family in pairs, a child could read other could not. Then he read the Psalm of the day and a chapter of the New Testament. In addition, Susan wrote three books to fill them in your school: A Manual of Natural Theory (A natural theory manual), An Exposition of the Apostles 'Creed (An explanation of the Apostles' Creed) and An Exposition of the Ten Commandments (An explanation of the Ten Commandments).

ada C later chose one of his children and spent time chatting with him about spiritual matters. Brothers: THIS is the supreme secret of why the fruit of John and Charles. What an example of a devoted mother! It denied itself a social life "normal" for investment in raising their children. Ten of the 18 children survived to adulthood, and all surrendered to the Lord. And at the time of their deaths, all were "in the Lord." There is much to take in all this.

E s true that Susan had a few employees to help at home, but remember that they lived before the invention of modern amenities.

SHAPE godly character

John Wesley and Count Nicholas Ludwig von Zinzendorf
(Founder, The Moravians)
Count To learn more, watch the movie mission: "First Fruits."

E encode the character (moral and ethical strength) was one of the reasons for home schooling. Each child needs to practice faith that produces works. Noting this home, it becomes clear that Susan planned and carried out many activities that would build such a virtue in the lives of their children. What were the tools for doing this occupied? Well, the answer is easy. They lived in a village with crops around, there were many chores. Care for the animals, milking cows, planting orchards and other similar works They provided good opportunities to teach children about character. The continued poverty of the home also provided many occasions for training. As for morality, children were taught that lying is a vice, and we take care of our commitments. Susan taught her children would not receive punishment with the rod if they confessed their mistakes in time.

George Whitefield
(eminent preacher and ministerial colleague of Wesley)

S and has studied the home life previously ordered. However, it is worth looking at again as the character. Repeated good actions create good habits. So, take such actions planned in good order, every day is a tremendous help. According to the book of Ecclesiastes (Chapter 3), everything has its time. In a well-ordered home life, no time for each child read the Bible, clean your room, milking the cow, etc. Thus, a child will grow to fulfill such tasks, without thinking that it is abnormal. Do you see the value this?

AN ENVIRONMENT OF LOVE AT HOME

T period as written above may seem like something serious and difficult, if looked at as one event. But consider the lubricant that makes all this machinery to run well: love. This love is love agape, sacrificial love, and the home of Wesley the same as the first spirit prevailed. Susan was a very loving mother. It was not like an army sergeant, demanding obedience without love. Many people of his time testified that his home was the most loving of all. In fact, children Susan, seeing the sacrifices of it, almost made an idol. Mixed discipline with love, created a bond between mother and child was very beautiful to see. The kind and gentle nature, mixed with the many hours they spent, made the hearts of the children were full of honor and respect for her.

S usana allowed time for the children could play, smile and make noise, as is normal for children. And it is equally important in other points of a home, because you can not have only the strict discipline without love. Have to flow from one to another and back again. This is called "balance." Similarly, you can not have only love, no discipline. The results of this are very serious as well.

THE FRUIT OF SUSAN WESLEY

S ccording to many historians, "Susan is the mother of Wesley Methodist Church." Beginning the search for materials for this study, we found time and again such words. And, I have to say I reacted a little to read, thinking that the biographers were not telling the truth. But after spending many hours studying this extraordinary woman, I have repented. There is abundant truth in the same words.

"Why? Because if you study the Methodist movement, it becomes clear that she had several features that made the movement itself had a potent force in England and America. Here are some of these characteristics:

• A personal life sanctified

• A personal life with devotional

• a hatred of sin and injustice

• An orderly life

• A revival in the Christian discipline (prayer, fasting, etc.).

John Wesley: Preacher Revivals.

ien B can increase the list of several points, but these suffice for this purpose, which is the same goal to which they refer to historians about Susan. Noting the list, we see the target: the points scored are the same, which Susan had occupied in the education of their children. The early Methodists were given this name by their critics, think that there are many methods in the way of life of Juan Carlos and his companions. That's how they called Methodists, mocking them. But Juan and Carlos simply put into play the principles they received from their mother, about home, and they are taught their parishioners.

J ohn excelled in the organization and administration of the Methodist societies. Whence came this? Although Carlos also preached, he excelled writing hymns. Whence came this skill?

E S o, reading all this, what do you think? Was Susan a mother who spent her days teaching their children something that would not be worth? Of course, the answer is "no." She was guided by God raising a pious family in a time of great wickedness. God used to form two chosen vessels, prepared for the Master's use. She was delivered into the hands of God and sacrificed twenty years in the train, punish, read, pray and love.

L results still show you everywhere, and in many places her voice and her children heard, even today.

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