Jerry Bridges
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.
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mardi 5 mars 1996
Notre attitude envers le péché
Jerry Bridges
lundi 4 mars 1996
Jésus et nous
dimanche 3 mars 1996
Se repentir
John MacArthur ; Matthieu 1-7, Moody, 1985, p. 53.
The Greek word (metanoeo) behind repent means more than regret or sorrow; it means to turn around, to change direction, to change the mind and will. It does not denote just any change, but always a change from the wrong to the right, away from sin and to righteousness… Repentance involves sorrow for sin, but sorrow that leads to a change of thinking, desire, and conduct of life.
John MacArthur; Matthew 1-7, Moody, 1985, p. 53.
samedi 2 mars 1996
La repentance
Bryan Chapell, Holiness by Grace, Crossway Books, p. 88.
Repentance that renews precious fellowship with our incomparably wonderful God ultimately furthers our joy. Just as we cannot enter into true repentance without sorrow for our guilt, we cannot emerge from true repentance without joy for our release from shame.
Bryan Chapell, Holiness by Grace, Crossway Books, p. 88.
vendredi 1 mars 1996
Une transgression de la loi de Dieu
John MacArthur, Matthieu 8-15, Moody Publishers, 1985, p. 52.
Sin is a transgression of God’s law (1 John 3:4) and defiles His image in man, staining his soul with Satan’s image (John 6:70; 8:44). Sin is hostility and rebellion against God (Lev. 26:27; 1 Tim. 1:9). It is ingratitude toward God (Josh. 2:10-12), is incurable by man himself (Jer. 13:23), affects all men (Rom. 3:23), and affects the total man (Jer. 19:9), body, mind, and spirit. It brings men under the dominion of Satan and the wrath of God (Eph. 2:2-3), and it is so persistent in the heart of man that even the regenerate person needs to continually fight against it (Rom. 7:19). It subjects man to trouble (Job 5:7), emptiness (Rom. 8:20), lack of peace (Isa. 57:21), and to eternal hell if he does not repent (2 Thess. 1:9).
John MacArthur, Matthew 8-15, Moody Publishers, 1985, p. 52.
mercredi 28 février 1996
Le plus terrible ennemi de l’homme
Auteur inconnu
mardi 27 février 1996
Ecrire
Écrivez les blessures dans le sable, les bontés dans le marbre.
Auteur inconnu
Write injuries in sand, kindnesses in marble.
Unknown author
lundi 26 février 1996
Introspection
dimanche 25 février 1996
Jésus est venu pour ...
Auteur inconnu
samedi 24 février 1996
Le psaume 91
Priscilla Shirer
Psalm 91 says that God has created a shelter for you, a place where the covering shadow of His love thoroughly shades you from the high-noon heat of temptation. Your God, it says, is a refuge. Your God is a fortress. Your God is trustworthy. And your God is a deliverer. The arrows can fly by day, pestilence can stalk in the darkness, destruction can lie in wait for you right in the middle of the afternoon. "A thousand may fall at your side and ten thousand at your right hand, but it shall not approach you. . . . For you have made the Lord, my refuge, even the Most High, your dwelling place" (Ps. 91:7, 9). And then . . . you are safe.
Priscilla Shirer
vendredi 23 février 1996
Tous ceux qui sont sauvés
Tous ceux qui sont sauvés le sont en raison de ce que Dieu fait. Tous ceux qui sont perdus le sont à cause de ce qu'ils font.
Don Fortner
All who are saved are saved as a result of what God does. All who are lost are lost as a result of what they do.
Don Fortner
jeudi 22 février 1996
Des preuves impossibles
Andrew Murray
Your religious life is every day to be a proof that God works impossibilities; your religious life is to be a series of impossibilities made possible and actual by God’s almighty power. That is what the Christian needs. He has an almighty God that he worships, and he must learn to understand: I do not want a little of God’s power, but I want—with reverence be it said—the whole of God’s omnipotence to keep me right and to live like a Christian.
Andrew Murray
mercredi 21 février 1996
Une offre réelle
Auteur inconnu
mardi 20 février 1996
C'est notre héritage
Nous ne devons pas avoir peur de poursuivre le royaume (de Dieu) trop durement. C'est notre héritage, c'est ce pour quoi nous sommes faits.
Robbie Dawkins
We don’t have to fear pursuing the kingdom (of God) too hard. It’s our inheritance, it’s what we were made for.
Robbie Dawkins
lundi 19 février 1996
Les vrais chrétiens
Gerald R. McDermott, Seeing God : Twelve Reliable Signs of True Spirituality p. 114, 1995, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA.
True saints do what they do because they are drawn by love. True Christians find that the love of God in Christ is so attractive, so beautiful, that they cannot help wanting to serve Him. There is a splendor, a beauty, about God and His ways that lures humans beings to Him.
Gerald R. McDermott, Seeing God : Twelve Reliable Signs of True Spirituality p. 114, 1995, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA.
dimanche 18 février 1996
Voir autrement
Auteur inconnu
samedi 17 février 1996
Adopter Sola Scriptura
John Thompson
Embracing Sola Scriptura will radically alter your attitudes. It arouses profound gratitude to God for His rich supply to His children of “everything we need for life and godliness.” It inspires confidence in the Word of God as the complete, perfect, all-embracing, and all-sufficient revelation from God that it will never need amendment, correction, or supplementation. It begets humility regarding your own opinions and a deep suspicion toward your autonomous conscience and reason. It produces admiration and appreciation for the larger body of Christ in other times and places and the documents (creeds, confessions, catechisms, commentaries) which they have labored to leave for our understanding and benefit. And finally, it encourages submission to Scripture’s God who alone has ultimate authority in your life – the One who is in charge and who gets the final word.
John Thompson
vendredi 16 février 1996
La compassion de Jésus
Quand Jésus a vu la foule, il fut ému de compassion pour elle (Matthieu 9.36).
En grec, il existe au moins quatre dimensions à cette compassion :
Partager les sentiments, se laisser toucher par l’affliction et le chagrin de l’autre (Romains 9.15) Donner assistance et intervenir (Marc 5.19) Souffrir avec l’autre (Hébreux 10.34) Comprendre la situation dans laquelle se trouve l’autre (Matthieu 9.36)
Le réformateur Jean Calvin dit que : « l’intercession c’est l’expression de notre compassion pour les autres. Celui qui aime beaucoup prie beaucoup, celui qui aime peu prie peu ». Demandons à Dieu de semer dans notre cœur une compassion pour les autres, d’élargir notre cœur pour qu’il batte pour les autres !
Auteur inconnu
jeudi 15 février 1996
Quand rien ne va
Rob Coscia
When present circumstances trigger old ways of coping—with anger, fear, or hopelessness, take a step back. Give Jesus some room to remind you how much he loves you, who you really are, and that you’re more than able to deal with everything in front of you peacefully, joyfully, and powerfully. “Anyone who belongs to Christ has become a new person. The old life is gone, and a new life has truly begun” (2 Cor. 5:17).
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