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mardi 15 décembre 1992
Rien ne peut me séparer de l’amour de Dieu
lundi 14 décembre 1992
Une source de bénédictions
dimanche 13 décembre 1992
L'une des raisons de l'échec général des résolutions personnelles
L'une des raisons de l'échec général des résolutions personnelles est peut-être notre hâte à les prendre. Si nous prenions le temps de réfléchir, d'étudier et de prier avant de nous précipiter dans un autre exercice futile, peut-être connaîtrions-nous le succès. Dieu promet que son peuple finira par réussir, pas nécessairement dans des activités mondaines ou vaines, mais dans notre quête de la sainteté. Il nous a dit que nous sommes en train d'être sanctifiés - nous sommes rendus semblables à Christ (Romains 8:29). Mais nous savons aussi que l'outil principal de notre sanctification n'est pas notre détermination personnelle, mais plutôt Dieu qui agit en nous par sa Parole (Jean 17:17). Si la Bible est le meilleur outil de Dieu, nous devons en faire le nôtre aussi.
Daryl Wingerd
Perhaps one reason for the general failure of personal resolutions is our haste in making them. If we were to take some time to think, study, and pray before we hurry into another exercise in futility, maybe we would actually experience success. God promises that His people will ultimately be successful, not necessarily in worldly or vain pursuits, but in our pursuit of holiness. He has told us that we are being sanctified – we are being made like Christ (Romans 8:29). But we also know that the main tool in our sanctification is not our own personal resolve, but rather God working in us through His Word (John 17:17). If the Bible is God’s best tool, we should make it ours as well.
Daryl Wingerd
samedi 12 décembre 1992
L'importance de la résurrection
vendredi 11 décembre 1992
Une ou plusieurs méthodes?
jeudi 10 décembre 1992
Obstacle en vue !
mercredi 9 décembre 1992
Confesser notre péché
Les raisons pour lesquelles confesser notre péché à un autre aide à la victoire spirituelle (Jacques 5:16) :
1. Elle nous oblige à identifier notre péché et à le traiter de manière spécifique, au lieu de dire en général : "Que Dieu me pardonne mes péchés".
2. Cela nous sort de l'isolement spirituel.
3. Elle élimine toute tentation d'hypocrisie puisqu'au moins une autre personne est consciente de notre faiblesse.
4. Elle favorise l'humilité qui est nécessaire pour combattre la chair.
5. Elle encourage la responsabilité.
6. Elle amène les autres à porter notre fardeau.
7. Elle sollicite la prière des autres dans cette bataille spirituelle.
Randy Smith
Reasons why confessing our sin to another aids in spiritual victory (James. 5:16):
1. It forces us to identify our sin and deal with specifics as compared to the general, “God forgive me for my sins.”
2. It pulls us out of spiritual isolation.
3. It eliminates any temptation toward hypocrisy since at least one other person is aware of our weakness.
4. It promotes humility which is needed to fight the flesh.
5. It encourages accountability.
6. It gets others to bear our burden.
7. It solicits prayer from others in this spiritual battle.
Randy Smith
mardi 8 décembre 1992
Confesser notre péché
Charles H. Spurgeon
It does not spoil your happiness to confess your sin. The unhappiness is in not making the confession.
Charles H. Spurgeon
lundi 7 décembre 1992
Soyons cohérents !
Horatius Bonar, Light and Truth, v. 3, The Acts and Larger Epistles, 1869.
If you are Christians, be consistent. Be Christians out and out; Christians every hour, in every part. Beware of halfhearted discipleship, of compromise with evil, of conformity to the world, of trying to serve two masters – to walk in two ways, the narrow and the broad, at once. It will not do. Halfhearted Christianity will only dishonor God, while it makes you miserable.
Horatius Bonar, Light and Truth, v. 3, The Acts and Larger Epistles, 1869.
dimanche 6 décembre 1992
La force et le bonheur d'un homme
La force et le bonheur d'un homme consistent à découvrir la voie dans laquelle Dieu s'engage, et à s'y engager aussi.
Henry Ward Beecher
The strength and happiness of a man consists in finding out the way in which God is going, and going that way too.
Henry Ward Beecher
samedi 5 décembre 1992
Un probléme central
vendredi 4 décembre 1992
L’école de la foi
jeudi 3 décembre 1992
Être chrétien
mercredi 2 décembre 1992
Une grande question
John Piper
There is a lot of confusion today about the self-love referred to in this verse: “Love your neighbor as yourself” (Gal. 5:14). The most common error is to assume that this is a command to loveyourself and that self-love means self-esteem. Both of these assumptions are wrong. Paul and Moses (Lev. 19:18) and Jesus (Lk. 10:27) assume that all people love themselves; they don’t command it: “You shall love your neighbor as you (already) love yourself.” And the self-love they assume is not self-esteem but self-interest: all people want to be happy, even if they often don’t know what will really make them happy.
John Piper
mardi 1 décembre 1992
Le repos du coeur
lundi 30 novembre 1992
Passer à l'action
dimanche 29 novembre 1992
Le but de Jésus
Andrew Murray
Our Father in heaven desires to educate us as His children for the holy, heavenly life in which He dwells, and for this gives us, from the depths of His heart, His own Spirit. It was that which was the whole aim of Jesus when, after having made atonement with His own blood, He entered for us into God’s presence, that He might obtain for us, and send down to dwell in us, the Holy Spirit. As the Spirit of the Father, and of the Son, the whole life and love of the Father and the Son are in Him; and, coming down into us, He lifts us up into their fellowship. As Spirit of the Father, He sheds abroad the Father’s love, with which He loved the Son, in our hearts, and teaches us to live in it. As Spirit of the Son, He breathes in us the childlike liberty, and devotion, and obedience in which the Son lived upon earth. The Father can bestow no higher or more wonderful gift than this: His own Holy Spirit, the Spirit of sonship.
Andrew Murray
samedi 28 novembre 1992
"Pardonne-nous, comme nous avons pardonné."
Andrew Murray
We pray, “Forgive, even as we have forgiven.” Scripture says, “Forgive one another, even as God also in Christ forgave you.” God’s full and free forgiveness is to be the rule of ours with men. Otherwise our reluctant, halfhearted forgiveness, which is not forgiveness at all, will be God’s rule with us. Every prayer rests upon our faith in God’s pardoning grace. If God dealt with us after our sins, not one prayer could be heard. Pardon opens the door to all God’s love and blessing: Because God has pardoned all our sins, our prayer can prevail to obtain all we need. The deep sure ground of answer to prayer is God’s forgiving love. When it has taken possession of the heart, we pray in faith. But also, when it has taken possession of the heart, we live « in love. God’s forgiving disposition, revealed in His love to us, becomes a disposition in us; as the power of His forgiving love shed abroad and dwelling within us, we forgive even as He forgives.
Andrew Murray



















