Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 17 min read
The second part of a series on the end times, this teaching from Pastor Jean-Claude VILLA (La Riane Church) continues the message given on Friday night.
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View articlesAssemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane is an evangelical Pentecostal church located at 2 avenue des Églantines, in the Ariane district of Nice (06300), France. It belongs to the ADD - Assemblées de Dieu de France union, part of the Pentecostal movement that has been present in the country since the early twentieth century.
As the church's website explains, this movement traces back to 1930, when English preacher Douglas Scott arrived in France with a message centered on faith and personal salvation in Jesus Christ, a ministry marked by numerous conversions. He helped found the Assemblies of God of France at its first convention in Le Havre in 1932, a movement that soon grew to dozens of churches nationwide. The Nice Ariane congregation carries on this heritage, with several preachers who speak there, including Samuel Mabboux, Samuel Mazza, and Frédéric Lenormand.
Church life centers on the Sunday worship service at 10:00 a.m., complemented by gospel outreach gatherings on Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. and Friday at 7:00 p.m., plus a prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.
The church maintains an active online presence: its blog holds sermon archives dating back to 2008, its YouTube channel (@addniceariane) streams services live, and it is also present on Facebook (@eena06) and Instagram (@egliseariane).
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 17 min read
The second part of a series on the end times, this teaching from Pastor Jean-Claude VILLA (La Riane Church) continues the message given on Friday night.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 8 min read
Samuel MABBOUX opens Exodus 12 at Easter: the blood of the Lamb protects, the leaven sets you free, and death no longer has power over your life.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 14 min read
That evening, Samuel MABBOUX, pastor of the church in Nice l'Ariane, doesn't come to preach as usual. He offers a study on Jewish weddings in the time of Jesus.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 7 min read
Even before opening his Bible, Alfredo Rinaldini tells a simple story. Before they were married, doctors had told his wife she would never be able to have children. Impossible.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 9 min read
In John 5, two worlds collide at the pool of Bethesda. On one side, a human superstition: stirred water believed to heal whoever gets in first.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 6 min read
Samuel MABBOUX, pastor of the church in Nice l'Ariane, opens a message drawn from Hebrews chapters 3 and 4. The theme is clear: the rest God wants to give you comes through obedience.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 10 min read
Pastor Philippe CORDIER unpacks Jesus's cry from the cross, It is finished, and reveals the three doors it opened: the temple, the tombs, and your heart.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 10 min read
A sermon on Acts 2:41-47 reveals the four pillars of Christian perseverance: prayer, teaching, fellowship, and the breaking of bread, all carried by the hope of eternal life.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 9 min read
You hear people talk about the end times and, very quickly, everything gets tangled up in your head: rapture, tribulation, the Lord's return, the wedding, Israel, the Church...
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 8 min read
Does God look on your life with favor? The question can feel unsettling, even intimidating.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 9 min read
Do you believe with your head or with your life? Discover the three marks of a faith that truly saves: it comes from the word, it obeys, and it perseveres to the end.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 11 min read
God isn't asking you to produce power you don't have: he's inviting you to become a canal for his power to reach others, just as Samuel MABBOUX preaches from Mark 16, Acts 1-2, and John 7:38.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 10 min read
Pastor Samuel Mabboux walks through Exodus 12 and Matthew's account of Jesus's last Passover, showing why this feast calls you to prepare your heart, not just show up.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 8 min read
At this very moment, thousands of people all over the earth are receiving a blessing, a healing, a deliverance. God is limitless.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 12 min read
What's the real difference between the rapture of the church and the second coming of Jesus? A clear, biblical look at where we stand in the end times.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 8 min read
There are evenings when you carry a tomb inside you. Something has died (a relationship, a dream, a hope, an inner peace), and you no longer know where to start again.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 8 min read
When deception grows stronger, Ephesians 6:14 points to the one piece of armor that holds everything else together: a genuine love for God's truth.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 6 min read
"Another year of routine?" That's the question Samuel Mabboux, pastor of SOS Church in Nice l'Ariane, puts to his congregation as 2026 dawns. It's a question for you too.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 7 min read
There are truths you learn as a child and never forget: 1 + 1 = 2. You don't negotiate with addition. You don't change the color that comes out of a mix. Some laws simply are, end of story.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 10 min read
Pastor Samuel Mabboux walks through Ephesians 2:1-10 to show how you move from spiritual death to new life in Christ, saved by grace through faith, not by works.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 6 min read
You never know when trials will come. No one is spared. But you can prepare your heart today.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 16 min read
From Daniel's seventy weeks to the great white throne, a clear walk through the tribulation, Armageddon, and the thousand-year reign, and why today is still the day to be ready.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 9 min read
Some days you feel like you could climb Mont Blanc barehanded, in shorts and flip-flops. And the next day, you'd rather spend the whole day in bed.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 8 min read
Sheep don't survive alone: they need a shepherd, a fold, and a door that leads home. Discover what these three pictures from John 10 reveal about your identity in Christ.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 6 min read
American pastor Jeff Marshall came to share a simple, direct message: the Christian life is like a race you want to win.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 6 min read
Praise isn't a 25-minute moment on Sunday morning. It's a state of the heart, day and night, morning and evening, at work, at church, with your friends, and even when you're working out.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 9 min read
Patrick Salafranque revisits 2 Kings 6 and tells how 40 days of prayer opened material and spiritual doors for his church. The key is prayer.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 6 min read
In this sermon, Pastor Samuel Mabboux, from the church of Nice l'Ariane, starts from a documentary on modern slavery in Pakistan.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 6 min read
In Exodus 16, God rains down an unknown food from heaven for a people of nearly two million, every morning, for forty years.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 10 min read
Genesis 15 reveals a God who wants to bind himself to you personally: believe his promises, drive off what steals your covenant, and let him seal a new one with you today.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 11 min read
When suffering strips everything away, Deuteronomy 8 reveals five reasons God allows the wilderness, and how his faithfulness never runs dry.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 14 min read
There are places in the Bible you read without stopping. A slightly strange name, a geography you don't recognize, and you turn the page. The mountains of Abarim are one of those places.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 7 min read
There's just one word of difference between being "influenced by the world" and "influencing the world." One word, but two opposite directions.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 11 min read
You already know it: what matters most in the Christian life is love. You don't need someone to reveal a brand-new mystery to remind you of that.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 9 min read
A study of 2 Kings 6:1-7 on asking God for permission before moving forward, building together in unity, and trusting his presence and provision.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 10 min read
When the place you're standing feels too small, it may be God calling you toward the Jordan: a fresh season of growth, dependence, and grace.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 8 min read
King Ahab disguised himself for battle and it cost him his life. Five moments from his story that expose the compromises we hide behind and call us back to authenticity before God.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 9 min read
You can know Jesus without being in communion with him. Discover why fellowship with Christ, not just knowledge of him, is the key to true life, light, and truth.
Assemblée de Dieu de Nice Ariane · 8 min read
The phone that rings, news that freezes you, a diagnosis that lands, a loss that cuts you down.
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The church is located at 2 avenue des Églantines, 06300 Nice, in the Ariane district.
The Sunday worship service takes place at 10:00 a.m. The church also holds gospel outreach meetings on Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. and Friday at 7:00 p.m., plus a prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.
It is a member of ADD - Assemblées de Dieu de France, a Pentecostal union established in France since the 1930s.
The church's website mentions several preachers, including Samuel Mabboux, Samuel Mazza, and Frédéric Lenormand.
Yes, the YouTube channel @addniceariane streams services live, and the church's blog keeps sermon archives going back to 2008.
The French Pentecostal movement behind the ADD dates to 1930, when English preacher Douglas Scott arrived in France; the Assemblies of God of France held its first convention in Le Havre in 1932.