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mardi 30 juin 1992
Attendre le Seigneur
lundi 29 juin 1992
Un moyen efficace
Auteur inconnu
dimanche 28 juin 1992
Libre arbitre ?
samedi 27 juin 1992
Un moment clé
M. Basilea Schlink
When we receive forgiveness, our hearts are so filled with joy that we cannot help but love Him with a lavish love. We cannot help but give our lives to Him who gave His life for us and set us free from the prison of sin. We cannot stop thanking Him, and so we do everything possible to bring Him joy and to bestow our gifts upon Him, serving Him with all our talents and strength. And this is what heaven is all about: centering upon Jesus and loving Him above all else.
M. Basilea Schlink
vendredi 26 juin 1992
Dieu est de leur côté.
Phillip Yancey
Christians believe that Jesus is, as Colossians tells us, “the exact likeness of the unseen God” (1:15). If we want to know how God feels about people who are suffering—from poverty, oppression, cancer, or the COVID-19 virus—all we need do is look at Jesus’s compassionate response. God is on their side. As the scholar, Jacques Ellul reminds us, “The suffering of Jesus is in no way good news to him... No, from the biblical point of view, suffering is a horror; it is an act of ‘Satan,’ the ‘devil’s pleasure.’” When Jesus faced a personal ordeal of suffering, he reacted much like any of us would, recoiling from it and asking if there was any other way.
Phillip Yancey
jeudi 25 juin 1992
Dieu, notre Père
Brent Lokker
God, your Father, did not create you to punish you. He created you to love you. Just in case you skipped right over that, I want to tell you again. You were created, not so that God could find ways to crush you for your disobedience, but so that He could find as many ways as possible to lavish His deep affection upon you. For God so loved the world that he sent his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have everlasting life. For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him. (John 3:16–17 NIV)
Brent Lokker
mercredi 24 juin 1992
Une personne
Katherine Walden
The Holy Spirit is not a voidless energy, He is a person who would love you to get to know Him. The personhood of Holy Spirit indwelling within the heart of a believer brings comfort, direction, and correction and releases His fiery supernatural energy to accomplish His works on Earth
Katherine Walden
mardi 23 juin 1992
Nos péchés
Thomas Watson
It argues more grace to grieve for the sins of others than for our own. We may grieve for our own sins out of fear of hell, but to grieve for the sins of others is from a principle of love to God.
Thomas Watson
lundi 22 juin 1992
Le meilleur remède à la dépression
Charles H. Spurgeon
I find myself frequently depressed – perhaps more so than any other person here. And I find no better cure for that depression than to trust in the Lord with all my heart, and seek to realize afresh the power of the peace-speaking blood of Jesus, and His infinite love in dying upon the cross to put away all my transgressions.
Charles H. Spurgeon
dimanche 21 juin 1992
Après notre dernier souffle
En effet, l'Évangile n'exige pas expressément des œuvres propres par lesquelles nous deviendrions justes et serions sauvés ; il condamne même de telles œuvres. L'Évangile exige plutôt la foi en Christ : il a vaincu pour nous le péché, la mort et l'enfer, et nous donne ainsi la justice, la vie et le salut non pas par nos œuvres, mais par ses propres œuvres, sa mort et sa souffrance, afin que nous puissions nous prévaloir de sa mort et de sa victoire comme si nous l'avions fait nous-mêmes.
Martin Luther
For the gospel does not expressly demand works of our own by which we become righteous and are saved; indeed it condemns such works. Rather the gospel demands faith in Christ: that He has overcome for us sin, death, and hell, and thus gives us righteousness, life, and salvation not through our works, but through His own works, death, and suffering, in order that we may avail ourselves of His death and victory as though we has done it ourselves.
Martin Luther
samedi 20 juin 1992
Une sagesse prouvée
Sinclair Ferguson, A Heart for God, 1987, p. 74-75.
How does Christ’s death on the Cross demonstrate God’s wisdom? In this way: Through the Cross, our sin is judged, yet sinful men and women are forgiven precisely because God has judged that sin in Jesus Christ instead of in us. God has done what seemed morally impossible in a way that demonstrates rather than denies His holiness and justice. That is why the Cross is the “trysting place, where Heaven’s love and Heaven’s justice meet.” The Cross is the expression of God’s loving genius.
Sinclair Ferguson, A Heart for God, 1987, p. 74-75.
vendredi 19 juin 1992
La vraie satisfaction
Richard et Sharon Phillips
Only when we are finding our ultimate satisfaction in God are we able to relate rightly to one another.
Richard and Sharon Phillips
jeudi 18 juin 1992
Que signifie croire en Christ ?
mercredi 17 juin 1992
L'œuvre réelle du Christ
Martin Luther, A Meditation on Christ's Passion.
The real and true work of Christ’s passion is to make man conformable to Christ, so that man’s conscience is tormented by his sins in like measure as Christ was pitiably tormented in body and soul by our sins.
Martin Luther, A Meditation on Christ’s Passion.
mardi 16 juin 1992
Une miséricorde infinie
Charles H. Spurgeon
There is mercy for a sinner, but there is no mercy for the man who will not own himself a sinner.
Charles H. Spurgeon
lundi 15 juin 1992
S'apitoyer sur notre sort ?
Martyn Lloyd-Jones
As Christians we should never feel sorry for ourselves. The moment we do so, we lose our energy, we lose the will to fight and the will to live, and are paralyzed.
Martyn Lloyd-Jones
dimanche 14 juin 1992
Le christianisme ne consiste-t-il pas à suivre des règles ?
Randy Smith
People say to me, isn’t Christianity about following (implied: outdated and meaningless) rules? No! It’s about following Jesus which means living according to His nature so that our relationship with Him will be strong and our lives will be blessed. Don’t buy the lie! Not following Him is slavery. Following Him is liberation. Those weighed down with the most anxiety, guilt, shame and fear in life are those who are following Christ the least. External rules are a burden. There is no power to obey them. Rules do not change a heart. Our Lord changes our hearts. He gives us grace-empowerment. He provides purpose in doing it His way.
Randy Smith
samedi 13 juin 1992
Le parti de la vérité
vendredi 12 juin 1992
Tandem divin
jeudi 11 juin 1992
Lorsque le Christ vous donne le repos de l'âme
Donald S. Whitney
When Christ gives you soul-rest, there is rest for your conscience because He removes its sin-caused guilt. His soul-rest also includes rest for your mind because He reveals Himself as the truth of God. He ministers rest for your heart since it no longer has to frantically search for a haven of rest. There is rest in Him for your fears since your soul is in His loving, omnipotent hands for all eternity. Christ also provides rest for your sense of purpose now that you have Him to worship, love, and serve.
Donald S. Whitney
mercredi 10 juin 1992
La mort des martyrs
mardi 9 juin 1992
Dissimuler sa faute ?
Jay Adams
It is common for a sinner to try to cover his wrongdoing by saying someone else made me act as I did.But regardless of how one person mistreats another, he cannot cause sinful anger, ulcers, worry in the one who is mistreated.Jesus didn’t get an ulcer on the cross. instead, He handled wrongdoing righteously.That is to say, when He prayed for those who were killing Him, He assumed His responsibility in the relationship. And, in every relationship, that is exactly what He calls on us to do.
Jay Adams
lundi 8 juin 1992
Attachons-nous plus étroitement au Christ
J.C. Ryle
Let us cleave to Christ more closely, love Him more heartily, live to Him more thoroughly, copy Him more exactly, confess Him more boldly, follow Him more fully. Religion like this will always bring its own reward. Worldly people may laugh at it. Weak brethren may think it extreme. But it will wear well. At even time it will bring us light. In sickness it will bring us peace. In the world to come it will give us a crown of glory that will not fade away.
J.C. Ryle
dimanche 7 juin 1992
Recherchez la sainteté de votre vie.
samedi 6 juin 1992
Le chemin de la repentance (6)
vendredi 5 juin 1992
jeudi 4 juin 1992
Persévérer dans Sa volonté
mercredi 3 juin 1992
La suffisance de la Bible
2. La suffisance de la Bible nous rappelle que nous ne devons rien ajouter à la Bible, et que nous ne devons considérer aucun autre écrit de valeur égale à la Bible.
3. La suffisance de la Bible nous dit aussi que Dieu n'exige pas que nous croyions quoi que ce soit sur Lui-même ou sur son œuvre rédemptrice qui ne se trouve pas dans la Bible.
4. La suffisance de la Bible nous montre qu'aucune révélation moderne de Dieu ne doit être placée au même niveau d'autorité que la Bible.
5. En ce qui concerne la vie chrétienne, la suffisance de la Bible nous rappelle que rien n'est péché qui ne soit interdit par la Bible, explicitement ou implicitement.
6. La suffisance de la Bible nous dit aussi que rien n'est exigé de nous par Dieu qui ne soit commandé par la Bible, explicitement ou implicitement.
7. La suffisance de la Bible nous rappelle que dans notre enseignement doctrinal et éthique, nous devons mettre l'accent sur ce que la Bible souligne et nous contenter de ce que Dieu nous a dit dans la Bible.
Wayne Grudem
1. The sufficiency of Scripture should encourage us as we try to discover what God would have us to think or to do.
2. The sufficiency of Scripture reminds us that we are to add nothing to Scripture, and that we are to consider no other writings of equal value to Scripture.
3. The sufficiency of Scripture also tells us that God does not require us to believe anything about Himself or His redemptive work that is not found in Scripture.
4. The sufficiency of Scripture shows us that no modern revelations from God are to be placed on a level equal to Scripture in authority.
5. With regard to living the Christian life, the sufficiency of Scripture reminds us that nothing is sin that is not forbidden by Scripture either explicitly or by implication.
6. The sufficiency of Scripture also tells us that nothing is required of us by God that is not commanded in Scripture either explicitly or by implication.
7. The sufficiency of Scripture reminds us that in our doctrinal and ethical teaching we should emphasize what Scripture emphasizes and be content with what God has told us in Scripture.
Wayne Grudem
mardi 2 juin 1992
La foi
Commentaire sur les Romains, Préface.
Martin Luther
Faith, however, is something that God effects in us. It changes us and we are reborn form God, John 1. Faith puts the old Adam to death and makes us quite different men in heart, in mind, and in all our powers; and it is accompanied by the Holy Spirit. O, when it comes to faith, what a living, creative, active, powerful thing it is. It cannot do other than good at all times. It never waits to ask whether there is some good work to do, rather, before the question is raised, it has done the deed, and keeps on doing it. A man not active in this way is a man without faith. He is groping about for faith and searching for good works, but knows neither what faith is nor what good works are. Nevertheless, he keeps on talking nonsense about faith and good works.
Commentary on Romans, Preface.
Martin Luther
lundi 1 juin 1992
Notre travail pour Dieu
Donald S. Whitney, Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life, 1991, p. 127.
You don’t have to serve God long to be tempted to think your work is in vain. Thoughts come that your service is a waste of time. Results are hard to find. Regardless of what you think and see, God promises that your work is never in vain (I Corinthians 15:58). That doesn’t mean you’ll ever see all the fruit of your labors you’d hope for, or that you won’t frequently feel nothing has come of all your efforts. But it does mean that even if you can’t see proof, your service to God is never in vain.
Donald S. Whitney, Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life, 1991, p. 127.