Église du Tabernacle · 6 min read
In Joshua 2, we expect a battle. Instead, two spies enter the home of a prostitute named Rahab in Jericho. Through her courage, you'll discover the courage you need to grasp grace.
Église Connexion · 7 min read
In 1 Corinthians 11.17-34, Paul corrects a church that got the Lord's Supper wrong. At Corinth, the rich arrived early and ate without waiting, leaving poor brothers and sisters hungry.
Église du Tabernacle · 5 min read
In Matthew 20, Jesus tells the parable of the workers called at different hours to the vineyard, who all receive the same wage. He challenges a transactional view of eternal life.
Église Évangélique Baptiste de Paris-Centre · 8 min read
Tolkien is today one of the most widely read authors in the world. The Lord of the Rings has sold over 150 million copies, not counting Peter Jackson's films.
Église du Tabernacle · 7 min read
Can you live out your faith alone, without ever stepping through a church door? Theologian Henri Blocher goes back to the source of the word "church" in this interview.
Église du Tabernacle · 6 min read
A sports headline shook the preacher recently: the sudden death of two of Anthony Joshua's close friends in a road accident in Nigeria. Men who had given everything to their careers.
Église du Tabernacle · 6 min read
The birth of Jesus shook the world. In Matthew 2, two reactions collide. Herod is troubled, and Jerusalem with him, because another king threatens his comfort and prestige.
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Église Évangélique Baptiste de Paris-Centre · 6 min read
Luke 8:26-39 takes us across the Sea of Galilee to Gentile territory, the region of the Gerasenes, where Jesus meets a man gripped by many demons and restores him with a single word.
Église Évangélique Baptiste de Paris-Centre · 5 min read
After a hostile welcome in Nazareth, Jesus goes down to Capernaum and everything changes. In twenty-four hours, he teaches like no one else, casts out a demon, heals Simon's mother-in-law.
Église Évangélique Baptiste de Paris-Centre · 8 min read
France is a welfare state where redistribution seems self-evident. But some Christians question, in the name of the Bible, whether solidarity is primarily the state's job.
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Église Évangélique Baptiste de Paris-Centre · 7 min read
Marc Chagall is often filed under the joyful Jewish painter, the one of flying newlyweds, weightless goats, and colorful bouquets.
Église du Tabernacle · 7 min read
Some Bible passages make the reader tremble. The conquest narratives of Joshua are among them. How could a good God command the extermination of Canaan's people?