Église du Tabernacle · 5 min read
In Joshua 9, after the great victory at Ai, Israel is deceived by the Gibeonites. Joshua and the leaders examine, question, analyze; but forget the essential: they do not consult the Lord.
ECVIE INTÉRIEURE
Église Évangélique Baptiste de Paris-Centre · 6 min read
Artificial intelligence fascinates, worries, and fuels endless debate. Mathias Gillardo, a data scientist in medicine and member of Église du Tabernacle, offers both a technical and Christian perspective on this phenomenon.
Église du Tabernacle · 4 min read
Robert Thomas died at 26 on a Korean beach in 1866, holding out a Bible to his executioner. That reckless determination came from a heart that had grasped two simple truths.
ECVIE INTÉRIEURE
Église Évangélique Baptiste de Paris-Centre · 11 min read
Psalm 36 is a short text, but carefully built. David begins by looking closely at the heart of the wicked, then lifts his eyes to God and his greatness, before turning to him in prayer.
Église du Tabernacle · 9 min read
In this podcast, pastor Benjamin Short sits down with theologian Henri Blocher to explore one of Christianity's boldest claims: Jesus is God himself.
Église du Tabernacle · 5 min read
In Matthew 13:31-33, Jesus tells two very short parables: the mustard seed and the yeast. Two ordinary images to say one truth: the kingdom of God starts small, but it grows.
Église Évangélique Baptiste de Paris-Centre · 8 min read
This study opens a short series on Paul's letter to Titus, a short three-chapter letter, often less known than the great Pauline epistles. We begin with a general introduction to the letter itself.
Église Évangélique Baptiste de Paris-Centre · 9 min read
The parable of the Good Samaritan is one of Jesus' most famous. Even someone who has never opened a Bible knows what "a good Samaritan" is. But this familiarity can become an obstacle.
ECÉGLISE
Église Évangélique Baptiste de Paris-Centre · 7 min read
How did the early Church define what it believed about Christ, the Trinity, salvation? Xavier Levieil traces the origins of the councils from Acts 15 to Constantinople III in 681.
Efficient Church · 8 min read
How are you facing 2026 · energized, or already weighed down by fatigue? Whatever your season, the pastor noticed one common thread: we all need courage.
ECVIE INTÉRIEURE
Église du Tabernacle · 7 min read
There are Bible chapters we'd rather skip. Joshua 10 and 11 are among them: city after city, king after king, the same formula returns relentlessly: "He struck it with the edge of the sword."
La Porte Ouverte Chrétienne · 6 min read
Why do so many Christians have a strong revelation of God, so many promises received, so many rooted convictions, and yet so little concrete fruit in their lives?