Jerusalem - Holy Land

Jerusalem - Holy Land

Friday, September 23, 2011


Why many people give up on they do? What makes them start something and after some times they lose hope, strength and give up on that thing that one day they believed they would do or would achieve? The answer is simple: They don't believe in themselves. One of the first requirement for any person to succeed is to believe in what he/she does from the moment that there is a fraction of doubt then there'll be no enough courage to go all the way. Therefore, make sure whenever you start something see if you really believe not only in God but also you got to believe in yourself.
Bp Carlos Da Costa

Saturday, August 6, 2011

Friday, August 05, 2011

One decision

A decision is an act of faith. As long as a person is in doubt, he or she makes no decision. So the reason why many people have faith but do not see results from it is because they never get to the point of decision.

You want a change in some area of ​​your life? Start with a decision. When you make a decision and move forward with it no matter what, it is your faith that you are acting. And that faith acted upon brings about change.

Faith acted upon is not just reading the Bible. It is not just going to the church, raising your hands up in prayer, and sometimes punching the air for good measure. Faith acted upon is the result of intelligent decisions.

I will not buy cigarettes anymore.

I'll cut off this friendship that does not help me at all.

From now on I will no longer practice comfort eating.

I'll invest in my relationship with God and forget about my love life until I am strong spiritually.

I will begin the steps to open my own business before Christmas.


A firm decision is worth a thousand prayers that hit the church ceiling and fall back down to the ground.

P.S. I challenge you to make a decision right now, and commit it to paper. Yes, write it down. If you stick with it, something good is going to happen to you.
Bishop Renato

Tuesday, July 26, 2011

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Saturday, May 7, 2011

No Intimidation!


When a person is filled with the Holy Spirit they have God's authority dwelling in every part of their body they become possessed by God's power 24/7 everywhere they go. They are ready for any type of situation they may face. They never bow down before any enemy no matter what, because they know who is with them and what He has promised to do in their life. Let's see what happened to Peter and John after the healing of a lame man who used to be at the Temple Gate; "Now as they spoke to the people, the priest, the captain of the temple, and the Sadducees came upon them, being greatly disturbed that they taught the people and preached in Jesus the resurrection from the dead." Acts 4.1,2 Peter and John did not accept to be intimidated by those who were against what they were doing. Unfortunately, many people who claim themselves Christians and say they truly believe in God but they are easily intimidated by their problems, by whatever they hear or see. How can bad and evil have more power to influence people than good does? Amazing! Isn't it? But it is true! However, when we are anointed and filled with the Holy Spirit evil finds no room in our life nor can we be frightened by the circumstances around us. No matter what people say or do to destroy you even if the whole world rises against you, you shall not fear them. "When the wicked came against me to eat up me flesh, my enemies and foes, they stumbled and fell." Psalm 27.2 Therefore, do not be intimidated by anything in this world, unless you don't have the Holy Spirit. If this is your case you shall then seek for Him today.

Bishop Carlos E Da Costa

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Monday, May 2, 2011

Sunday, May 1, 2011