Les "doctrines" chrétiennes sont des traductions dans nos concepts et idées de ce que Dieu a déjà exprimé dans un langage plus adéquat, à savoir l'incarnation, la crucifixion et la résurrection réelles.
Ce site a pour but de vous faire découvrir des citations parlant de Dieu, Jésus, du christianisme, de la foi, de la Bible, entre autres sujets. Ces phrases sont des sujets de réflexions pour faire avancer votre réflexion personnelle à partir d'opinions différentes. Bonne visite sur ce site et bonne réflexion.
Nombre total de pages vues
Rechercher dans ce blog
dimanche 12 juin 1988
Les "doctrines" chrétiennes
Les "doctrines" chrétiennes sont des traductions dans nos concepts et idées de ce que Dieu a déjà exprimé dans un langage plus adéquat, à savoir l'incarnation, la crucifixion et la résurrection réelles.
samedi 11 juin 1988
Nous sommes justifiés par la foi seule
Greg Morse
We are justified by faith alone, as the Reformers taught, but not by a faith that is alone. To truly receive the words of God is to intentionally, through a joyous faith in our crucified and resurrected Lord and active reliance upon His Spirit, obey them. Consider that if exposure to God’s word in the spoken gospel and the written Scriptures doesn’t soon change your behavior (even if slower than you might hope), if the transformation of your inner person does not extend to your outer life, you may well be wandering in the dream of those who never knew Him.
Greg Morse
vendredi 10 juin 1988
Quelle est la marque d'un chrétien ?
jeudi 9 juin 1988
Les œuvres sont une preuve de foi véritable.
Thomas Manton, Commentary on James.
Works are an evidence of true faith. Graces are not dead, useless habits; they will have some effects and operations when they are weakest and in their infancy… This is the evidence by which we must judge, and this is the evidence by which Christ will judge… Works are not a ground of confidence, but an evidence; not the foundations of faith, but the encouragements of assurance. Comfort may be increased by the sight of good works, but it is not built upon them; they are seeds of hope, not props of confidence; sweet evidences of election, not causes; happy presages and beginnings of glory; in short, they can manifest an interest, but not merit it.
Thomas Manton, Commentary on James.
mercredi 8 juin 1988
Conviction et appel
Iain Murray, The Invitation System, 1967, p. 24.
We believe that the Scriptures distinguish between a general work of conviction by the Spirit – such as may make an Esau weep and a Felix tremble – and the special, life-conferring call, given by the grace of a sovereign God to those whom He has chosen. Only those who are predestinated receive this call and it is clearly stated not to follow justifying faith but to precede it (Romans 8:30; Acts 13:48, etc.) and to secure the consent of those to whom it is given (John 6:36, 37; Eph. 2:1-8). It is those who are born again who “see the kingdom of God” and thus believe the gospel.
Iain Murray, The Invitation System, 1967, p. 24.
mardi 7 juin 1988
Deux choses
lundi 6 juin 1988
Se préparer à louer Dieu
dimanche 5 juin 1988
Au début, ...
Wayne Grudem
There is a definite beginning to sanctification at the point of conversion, that sanctification should increase throughout the Christian life, and that sanctification is made perfect at death.
Wayne Grudem
samedi 4 juin 1988
Sa réponse
Dieu ne m'a rien donné que je voulais. Il m'a donné tout ce dont j'avais besoin.
Auteur inconnu
God give me nothing I wanted. He gave me everything I needed.
Unknown author
vendredi 3 juin 1988
La manifestation de la grâce de Dieu
Jonathan Edwards
There would be no manifestation of God’s grace or true goodness, if there was no sin to be pardoned, no misery to be saved from.
Jonathan Edwards
jeudi 2 juin 1988
Jean 14.6
Sans le chemin, il n'y a pas de route ; sans la vérité, il n'y a pas de savoir ; sans la vie, il n'y a pas de vie (voir Jean 14:6).
Thomas a Kempis
Without the way, there is no going; without the truth, there is no knowing; without the life, there is no living (see John 14:6).
Thomas a Kempis
mercredi 1 juin 1988
Vous serez alors changé
mardi 31 mai 1988
L'amour de soi
Jonathan Edwards
Self-love can produce a merely natural gratitude to God. This can happen through wrong ideas about God, as if He were all love and mercy, and no avenging justice, or as if God were bound to love a person because of the person’s worthiness. On these grounds men may love a God of their own imaginations, when they have no love at all for the true God.
Jonathan Edwards
lundi 30 mai 1988
Cet acte de mal extrême
Francis Frangipane
Heaven did not authorize the heartache of [a terrorist act in 2012] but Heaven is redeeming it. This act of extreme evil, the last act of a joyless, embittered soul, now in the hands of Christ, the Redeemer, is being used to restore love to families and friends in sober reflection. Christ has reset the focus of millions. Perhaps for you, too, it is time to bring your heartache, failures and brokenness to the Lord of Life. Let Him restore and refocus your heart upon the values that truly matter. Accept His gift of salvation.
Francis Frangipane
dimanche 29 mai 1988
La deuxième fois
samedi 28 mai 1988
Obstacle
D.L. Moody
A good many are kept out of the service of Christ, deprived of the luxury of working for God, because they are trying to do some great thing. Let us be willing to do little things. And let us remember that nothing is small in which God is the source.
D.L. Moody
vendredi 27 mai 1988
Le temps
Billy Graham -THE HOUR OF DECISION, JAN. 2, 1955
Time is the dressing room of eternity. In the few fleeting days of life on this planet we are given the opportunity to prepare for eternity.
Billy Graham -THE HOUR OF DECISION, JAN. 2, 1955
jeudi 26 mai 1988
Posséder
mercredi 25 mai 1988
Action
Dieu peut transformer l'eau en vin, mais il ne peut pas transformer vos pleurnicheries en quoi que ce soit.
Auteur inconnu
God can turn water into wine, but he can’t turn your whining into anything.
Unknown author
mardi 24 mai 1988
Réfléchir
Ann Spangler
We are not called to be parrots, unquestioningly repeating whatever we learn from a favorite teacher. Instead, we are to exercise wisdom and discernment, continually asking questions, weighing answers, seeking understanding, and grounding our beliefs within the context of God’s Word and the wisdom of Christian tradition.
Ann Spangler

















