Église CVV : le Chemin la Vérité et la Vie · 10 min read
Joly and Joël, a couple who have been members of CVV Paris church for about ten years, share on the weapons of spiritual warfare, drawing on Ephesians 6.
Église CVV : le Chemin la Vérité et la Vie · 11 min read
Yann, in the fifth part of the "Our Identity in God" series at CVV Paris church, looks at what daily damages that identity: fear.
Église CVV : le Chemin la Vérité et la Vie · 9 min read
Fourth message in the "Our Identity in God" series at CVV Paris. Ben opens Luke 15 on the parable of the prodigal son and lays one cornerstone of our identity: we are loved.
Église CVV : le Chemin la Vérité et la Vie · 7 min read
Ben opens a new eight-week series on our identity in God, exploring what it means to be created in God's image, from Genesis 1 and Genesis 2.
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Église du Tabernacle · 9 min read
This message was preached during a baptism service, right after four people publicly committed to follow Jesus. Pastor Benjamin starts from a popular song...
Église Évangélique Baptiste de Paris-Centre · 10 min read
The Magi, you think you know them. Three kings, camels, crowns, gifts, a star. A lovely Christmas picture. But what does the biblical text really say, and where do all these details come from?
Église Connexion · 6 min read
Jesus's trial before Pilate is often seen without truly being seen. What Mark describes in Mark 15:1-20 is not first a tragedy, but a coronation.
Efficient Church · 5 min read
In the closing lines of Philippians (4:10-23), Paul thanks a church that has just sent him material support through Epaphroditus; yet this passage becomes a meditation on gospel partnership.
Église du Tabernacle · 10 min read
Forgiveness, when preached, often produces two reactions: admiration and silence. In the parable of the unforgiving servant (Matthew 18:21-35), Jesus invites you to understand why forgiveness is
Église du Tabernacle · 8 min read
"All roads lead to God." You've probably heard it before, like a wise saying promoting peace among religions. But Henri Blocher answers bluntly: it's a superficial thought.
Église Évangélique Baptiste de Paris-Centre · 7 min read
Since the 2000s, one word keeps surfacing in French media whenever evangelicals come up: conquest. Historian and pastor Alexandre Antoine sorts fact from caricature.
Église Évangélique Baptiste de Paris-Centre · 5 min read
After being beaten, whipped, and imprisoned in Philippi, Paul and Silas don't stop. They hit the road, reach Thessalonica, then Berea, and at every stop go straight to the synagogue to proclaim Jesus.