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samedi 5 mars 1988
Attendre Dieu : attentes spirituelles
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vendredi 4 mars 1988
Le Christ a une perspective différente
Joseph Stowell
We have unfortunately come to believe that a watching world will know that we are Christians by the worldly things we avoid or the churchy things we do. Christ has a different perspective. Our identity with Him is marked by the oneness that comes from our mutual love for each other.
Joseph Stowell
jeudi 3 mars 1988
Le christianisme authentique
" Le christianisme authentique n'est pas l'augmentation des niveaux d'engagement donnés à contrecœur à Dieu ; c'est l'abandon à Jésus par un sentiment de privilège de l'avoir."
Raymond C. Ortlund Jr., Supernatural Living for Natural People
“Authentic Christianity is not increasing levels of commitment grudgingly given to God; it is surrender to Jesus out of a sense of privilege in having him.”
Raymond C. Ortlund Jr., Supernatural Living for Natural People
mercredi 2 mars 1988
L'œuvre du salut
L'œuvre du salut, dans son sens plein, concerne (1) des êtres humains entiers, et pas seulement des âmes ; (2) le présent, et pas seulement l'avenir ; et (3) ce que Dieu fait par nous, et pas seulement ce qu'il fait en nous et pour nous.
N.T. Wright
The work of salvation, in its full sense, is (1) about whole human beings, not merely souls; (2) about the present, not simply the future; and (3) about what God does through us, not merely what God does in and for us.
N.T. Wright
mardi 1 mars 1988
Exercice de mémoire
dimanche 28 février 1988
La justice de Dieu est exécutée
samedi 27 février 1988
Les promesses certaines
Auteur inconnu
vendredi 26 février 1988
Au bon lieu
Bianca R. Davis
When you begin to understand that WHERE you are right now doesn't define WHO you are, or WHOSE you are, you'll understand that each moment in your life is a stepping stone that will lead you to your destiny. Everything that happens in your life is a blessing and a lesson. It may not seem like a blessing at the moment, but when you progress in life and you look back at where you were, you will see God's hand lead you right to the place you needed.
Bianca R. Davis
jeudi 25 février 1988
Les bonnes actions
Nous faisons de bonnes actions, mais c'est en les faisant que Dieu agit en nous.
Augustin
We do good deeds, but God works in us in the doing of them.
Augustine
mercredi 24 février 1988
S'encourager les uns les autres
Sans le message de la Bible, nous n'aurions rien pour nous encourager les uns les autres. Nous n'aurions aucune raison de nous rencontrer. Notre connaissance de Dieu serait si limitée que nous n'aurions aucun objet rationnel pour notre foi, aucune doctrine sur laquelle fonder notre espérance, et aucun moyen de connaître le sens même de l'amour authentique.
Gene Getz, Encouraging One Another, Cook Communication Ministries, 1985, p. 17-18.
Without the message of the Scriptures we would have nothing with which to encourage one another. We would have no purpose for meeting together. Our knowledge of God would be so limited we would have no rational object for our faith, no doctrine on which to build our hope, and no way of even knowing the meaning of genuine love.
Gene Getz, Encouraging One Another, Cook Communication Ministries, 1985, p. 17-18.
mardi 23 février 1988
La gloire de Dieu
Qu'il s'agisse de questions aussi cruciales que la mort de Jésus ou de sujets aussi banals que manger et boire, la Bible présente la gloire de Dieu comme l'ultime priorité et le critère définitif à l'aune duquel nous devons tout évaluer.
Donald S. Whitney
From matters as crucial as the death of Jesus, to those as mundane as eating and drinking, the Bible presents the glory of God as the ultimate priority and the definitive criterion by which we should evaluate everything.
Donald S. Whitney
lundi 22 février 1988
Craignez-le
dimanche 21 février 1988
Notre Père très miséricordieux.
Martin Luther
Our most merciful Father…sent His only Son into the world, and laid upon Him all the sins of all men, saying, Be Thou Peter that denier; Paul that persecutor, blasphemer and cruel oppressor; David that adulterer; that sinner which did eat the apple in Paradise; that thief which hanged upon the cross; and briefly be Thou the person which hath committed the sins of all men; see therefore that Thou pay and satisfy for them [all].
Martin Luther
samedi 20 février 1988
Une véritable foi en Jésus-Christ
George Whitefield
A true faith in Jesus Christ will not suffer us to be idle. No, it is an active, lively, restless principle; it fills the heart, so that it cannot be easy till it is doing something for Jesus Christ.
George Whitefield
vendredi 19 février 1988
Logique ?
Adrian Rogers wrote : « Satan wants to cripple me and then blame me for limping. ».
jeudi 18 février 1988
La question principale
mercredi 17 février 1988
La doctrine de l'immuabilité de Dieu
mardi 16 février 1988
Une simple poursuite philosophique ?
Burk Parsons
Theology is not a philosophical pursuit of abstract speculations about God. It is in fact the examination of that which God has revealed to us. As faithful students of the Word of God, we are, by necessity, students of theology. The two are not at odds with each other; rather they serve to complement one another. Whereas the Word of God is the foundation of our knowledge, theology is the expression of our knowledge. Thus, the study of God cannot be separated from the Word of God.
Burk Parsons
lundi 15 février 1988
La seconde venue du Christ
dimanche 14 février 1988
Craindre ou mépriser Dieu ?
Bob Deffinbaugh
It is the grace of God that fallen men most detest. If lost men really thought that God is a harsh and cruel deity who deals severely with all who offend Him, they would cower in His presence, and they would do everything possible to avoid His wrath. Men do not fear God, however; they disdain Him. They interpret His grace as weakness and His delay of judgment as inability to achieve His purposes. Men who are sinners do not want to admit their own guilt and thus do not want to petition God for grace. They will have heaven on their own terms or not at all. Thus lost men will go to hell because they hate grace and will have none of it.
Bob Deffinbaugh



















