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vendredi 6 mars 1998
Action souterraine
jeudi 5 mars 1998
La leçon que le Sauveur voudrait nous enseigner aujourd'hui
Dans toute notre prière, souvenons-nous de la leçon que le Sauveur voudrait nous enseigner aujourd'hui, que s'il y a une chose sur la terre dont nous pouvons être sûrs, c'est celle-ci, que le Père désire nous voir remplis de son Esprit, qu'il se plaît à nous donner son Esprit.
mercredi 4 mars 1998
Suivre Jésus
Le chemin de Jésus ne peut pas être imposé ou tracé - il exige une participation active à la suite de Jésus alors qu'il nous conduit à travers un territoire parfois étrange et inconnu, dans des circonstances qui ne deviennent claires que dans les hésitations et les questionnements, dans les pauses et les réflexions où nous nous engageons dans une conversation priante les uns avec les autres et avec Lui.
Eugène H. Peterson
The way of Jesus cannot be imposed or mapped — it requires an active participation in following Jesus as he leads us through sometimes strange and unfamiliar territory, in circumstances that become clear only in the hesitations and questionings, in the pauses and reflections where we engage in prayerful conversation with one another and with Him.
Eugene H. Peterson
mardi 3 mars 1998
Telles des différentes fleurs d'un jardin
John Bunyan
Christians are like the several flowers in a garden that have each of them the dew of Heaven, which, being shaken with the wind, they let fall at each other's roots, whereby they are jointly nourished, and become nourishers of each other.
John Bunyan
lundi 2 mars 1998
Le temps est un cadeau
"Je n'ai pas le temps" est probablement un mensonge le plus souvent, couvrant "Je ne veux pas". Nous avons du temps - vingt-quatre heures dans une journée, sept jours dans une semaine. Nous avons tous la même portion. "Si le président peut diriger le pays en vingt-quatre heures par jour, tu devrais pouvoir faire nettoyer ta chambre", a dit une mère à son fils adolescent. Les demandes de notre temps diffèrent, bien sûr, et c'est ici que le disciple doit se référer à son Maître. Que veux-tu que je fasse, Seigneur ? Il y aura du temps, soyez-en sûrs, pour tout ce que Dieu veut que nous fassions.
Elisabeth Elliot
Time is a creature—a created thing—and a gift. We cannot make any more of it. We can only receive it and be faithful stewards in the use of it.
“I don’t have time” is probably a lie more often than not, covering “I don’t want to.” We have time—twenty-four hours in a day, seven days in a week. All of us have the same portion. “If the president can run the country on twenty-four hours a day, you ought to be able to get your room cleaned” is what one mother said to her teenage son. Demands on our time differ, of course, and it is here that the disciple must refer to his Master. What do You want me to do, Lord? There will be time, depend upon it, for everything God wants us to do.
Elisabeth Elliot
dimanche 1 mars 1998
Le pasteur
Richard Baxter, The Reformed Pastor, chapitre 3, section 1.
[The pastor] is acquainted with the Holy Scriptures, he is exercised in holy duties, he lives not in open disgraceful sin, he serves at God’s altar, he reproves other men’s faults, and preaches up holiness both of heart and life; and how can this man choose but be holy?
Richard Baxter, The Reformed Pastor, Chapter 3, Section 1.
samedi 28 février 1998
Basé sur des preuves bibliques
Basé sur des preuves bibliques, l’esprit sans préjugés ne peut douter de l’existence d’une pluralité de personnes dans la Divinité sans contester la clarté, l’inerrance et l’inspiration de la Bible. Toute discussion précise de la Trinité doit commencer et se terminer par ce que la Bible déclare.
John MacArthur
Based on biblical evidence, the unprejudiced mind cannot doubt the existence of a plurality of persons in the Godhead without impugning the clarity, the inerrancy, and the inspiration of the Scriptures. Any accurate discussion of the Trinity must begin and end with what the Bible declares.
John MacArthur
vendredi 27 février 1998
Que signifie être spirituellement pauvre ?
Randy Smith
What does in mean to be spiritually poor? It means to be humble. It means to understand that you have no merit to offer to God. It means to understand that all you deserve is hell. It means to understand that you are spiritually bankrupt. It means to understand the unfathomable riches of Christ that by God’s sovereign grace have been accredited to your account. It means to boast not in yourself, but in Christ. It means emptying yourself of all your pride that the Holy Spirit might fill you with all of Christ… The humble pursuit of spiritual poverty is the path to true happiness. Empty of self, filled with the Holy Spirit and His fruit of joy.
Randy Smith
jeudi 26 février 1998
La bonté est une si belle chose !
La bonté est une si belle chose !
C'est la propre robe de mariée de l'amour
L'habit de noces de notre Roi
Est une justice sans tache ;
Et ceux qui respectent "La Loi Royale".
Resplendissent d'une blancheur de lis sans défaut.
O, heureux, saints ! chaque jour
Leur coupe remplie à ras bord,
La table de l'amour dressée pour eux, ils peuvent
Comme des invités de Dieu, festoyer avec lui.
Leurs visages heureux brillent de félicité,
Avec la joie de lui et une avec la sienne.
La bonté est une harmonie parfaite,
La forme parfaite de la grâce !
Le miroir doré où nous voyons
Les reflets du visage de l'amour.
La bonté, c'est l'erreur changée et réparée,
C'est l'obscurité engloutie dans la lumière.
Hannah Hurnard
Goodness is such a lovely thing!
‘Tis Love’s own bridal dress
The wedding garment from our King
Is spotless righteousness;
And those who keep “The Royal Law,”
Shine lily white without a flaw.
O, happy, holy ones! each day
Their cup filled to the brim,
Love’s table spread for them, they may
As God’s guests, feast with him.
Their happy faces shine with bliss,
With joy from him and one with his.
Goodness is perfect harmony,
The flawless form of grace!
The golden mirror where we see
Reflections of love’s face.
Goodness is wrong changed and put right,
‘Tis darkness swallowed up in light.
Hannah Hurnard
mercredi 25 février 1998
L'une des meilleures preuves
A.W. Pink
One of the best evidences that we are truly seeking Heaven is the possession of hearts that are weaned from this world. None will ever enter the Father’s House on high in whose soul the first fruits of heavenly peace and joy does not grow now. He who finds his satisfaction in temporal things is woefully deceived if he imagines he can enjoy eternal things. He whose joy is all gone when earthly possessions are snatched from him, knows nothing of that peace which “passeth all understanding.” And yet, if the auto, radio, newspaper, money to go to the movies, were taken away from the average “church member,” what would he then have left to make life worth living?
A.W. Pink
mardi 24 février 1998
Dieu est vrai
A.W. Pink, The Attributes of God.
God is true. His Word of Promise is sure. In all His relations with His people God is faithful. He may be safely relied upon. No one ever yet really trusted Him in vain. We find this precious truth expressed almost everywhere in the Scriptures, for His people need to know that faithfulness is an essential part of the Divine character. This is the basis of our confidence in Him.
A.W. Pink, The Attributes of God.
lundi 23 février 1998
La perte apporte la douleur.
Sue Miller
Loss brings pain. Yes. But pain triggers memory. And memory is a kind of new birth, within each of us. And it is that new birth after long pain, that resurrection - in memory - that, to our surprise, perhaps, comforts us.
Sue Miller
dimanche 22 février 1998
Adorer Dieu
Auteur inconnu
samedi 21 février 1998
C'est le but de la discipline.
Jerry Bridges, Trusting God, 1988, p. 121.
The author of Hebrews readily admits that discipline is painful (Heb. 10:11). But He also assures us it is profitable. It produces “a harvest of righteousness and peace.” The purpose of God’s discipline is not to punish us but to transform us. He has already meted out punishment for our sins on Jesus at Calvary: “The punishment that brought us peace was upon Him” (Isaiah 53:5). But we must be transformed more and more into the likeness of Christ. That is the purpose of discipline.
Jerry Bridges, Trusting God, 1988, p. 121.
vendredi 20 février 1998
Qu'est-ce qui ne va pas chez nous ?
Mario Murillo
What is wrong with us? We are crippled by the fear of greatness. And we have confused popularity with greatness. A large church is not greatness. Being a mascot for the rich and famous is not greatness. Satan laughs at our idea of success. He does not respect sermons that merely entertain a tame audience. He only respects and fears disciples—men and women sent from God, anointed by God with conviction and authority who are ready to obey the marching orders of the Holy Spirit.
Mario Murillo
jeudi 19 février 1998
L'activité
Ray Ortlund
Busyness can be a drug. It makes us feel important and needed. Fruitfulness is another matter. It is a miracle of God’s grace through His Word, imparted to a heart that stays quiet and low before Him, set upon doing His will only.
Ray Ortlund
mercredi 18 février 1998
Pourquoi suivre Jésus ?
Bob Goff
When people ask me what it looks like to follow Jesus, I usually say that following Him looks like dealing with all of the issues everyone else does—disappointments, tremendous joy, uncertainty, the whole bit—and having your mind change all the time as you learn how Jesus would’ve dealt with things. Following Jesus is about having your paradigms shift as you navigate a wide range of emotions while living the big life Jesus invites us into. Because I know Jesus, where I once thought of things in one way, now I think of them in another way. It happens all the time, every day.
Bob Goff
mardi 17 février 1998
Dieu se glorifie
Jonathan Edwards
God glorifies Himself toward the creature also in two ways: 1. By appearing to...their understanding. 2. In communicating Himself to their hearts, and in their rejoicing and delighting in and enjoying the manifestations which He makes of Himself... God is glorified not only by His glory being seen, but by its being rejoiced in. When those that see it delight in it, God is more glorified than if they only see it. His glory is then received by the whole soul, both by the understanding and by the heart.
Jonathan Edwards
lundi 16 février 1998
Dans quel but ?
J.C. Ryle, Commentaire, Matthieu 27.
Was He scourged? It was that “through His stripes we might be healed.” Was He condemned, though innocent? It was that we might be acquitted though guilty. Did He wear a crown of thorns? It was that we might wear the crown of glory. Was He stripped of His clothing? It was that we might be clothed in everlasting righteousness. Was He mocked and reviled? It was that we might be honored and blessed. Was He reckoned a malefactor, and numbered among transgressors? It was that we might be reckoned innocent, and justified from all sin. Was He declared unable to save Himself? It was that He might be able to save others to the uttermost. Did He die at last, and that the most painful and disgraceful of deaths? It was that we might live for evermore, and be exalted to the highest glory.
J.C. Ryle, Commentary, Matthew 27.
dimanche 15 février 1998
Un homme vraiment riche
Auteur inconnu
A truly rich man is one whose children run into his arms when his hands are empty.
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