Saturday 15 May 2021 A new way You know where I'm going and you know the way. Thomas said to him : Lord, we do not know where you are going. How do we know the way ? Jesus said to her : I am the way, the truth, and the life. One only comes to the Father...
Lire la suiteSamedi 15 Mai 2021 Un nouveau chemin Vous savez où je vais et vous en savez le chemin. Thomas lui dit : Seigneur, nous ne savons pas où tu vas. Comment pouvons-nous en savoir le chemin ? Jésus lui dit : C'est moi qui suis le chemin, la vérité et la vie....
Lire la suiteSaturday 15 May 2021 "Do you know who your father is ?" Come to me, all of you who are weary and hunched over under a burden, and I will give you rest. Accept my demands and let yourselves be instructed by me, for I am meek and humble of heart, and will...
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Samedi 15 Mai 2021 "Sais-tu qui est ton père ?" Venez à moi, vous tous qui êtes fatigués et courbé sous un fardeau, et je vous donnerai du repos. Acceptez mes exigences et laissez-vous instruire par moi, car je suis doux et humble de coeur, et trouverez...
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Friday May 14, 2021 3 reasons why "Better one day in your courts than a thousand elsewhere" gives hope to Christians Our lives tend to get more and more full, not easier, and sometimes taking time for God is the thing we neglect first. We've all had days...
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Vendredi 14 Mai 2021 3 raisons pour lesquelles "Mieux vaut un jour dans tes parvis que mille ailleurs" donne de l'espoir aux chrétiens Nos vies ont tendance à devenir de plus en plus remplies, pas plus faciles, et parfois, prendre du temps pour Dieu est...
Lire la suiteFriday May 14, 2021 Are you a believer "coriaceous" ? (1) “It is through many hardships that we must enter the kingdom of God.” Acts 14. 22 The word coriaceous comes from the Latin corium, which means leather. The image speaks to us both of hardness,...
Lire la suiteVendredi 14 Mai 2021 Êtes-vous un croyant "coriace" ? (1) “C'est à travers beaucoup de difficultés qu'il nous faut entrer dans le royaume de Dieu.” Actes 14. 22 Le mot coriace vient du latin corium, qui veut dire cuir. L’image nous parle à la fois de...
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Friday May 14, 2021 Beware of the religious spirit ! Acts 16.3 - Paul wanted to take him (Timothy) with him ; and taking him, he circumcised him for the sake of the Jews who were in those places, for they all knew that his father was Greek. This passage...
Lire la suiteFriday May 14, 2021 Don't make him wait Lord, we cannot but be ashamed of ourselves, as our kings, our rulers and our ancestors, because we have sinned against you. Daniel 9.8 In his letter that the apostle Paul wrote to the Christians of Rome, his judgment...
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