ECFAMILLE
La Porte Ouverte Chrétienne · 6 min read
In this last service of the year, Claude Greder opens Psalm 100 to invite you to look back on 2025 with one intention: to thank God, and to thank Him with joy.
La Porte Ouverte Chrétienne · 9 min read
The New Testament has roughly 150 references to money. In this message at Porte Ouverte Chrétienne de Mulhouse, Jean-Marie Ribay revisits giving, offerings, tithing, and church finances.
ECVIE INTÉRIEURE
La Porte Ouverte Chrétienne · 5 min read
There's a name we've somewhat forgotten, yet it still appears in the church's official bylaws: Full Gospel Mission - the Open Christian Door.
ECVIE INTÉRIEURE
La Porte Ouverte Chrétienne · 5 min read
At Christmas, cities overflow with lights. Thiébault Geyer invites us back to the one light that matters, the one Simeon recognized in an eight-day-old baby at the temple in Jerusalem.
La Porte Ouverte Chrétienne · 7 min read
Christmas is the story of a king who arrives by a path we would never imagine: self-emptying. Jean-Luc Menchon leads us through a three-part meditation on Christ's sacrifice.
La Porte Ouverte Chrétienne · 6 min read
For the first Sunday of 2026, Samuel Peterschmitt calls the Porte Ouverte Church into the ministry Paul describes in 2 Corinthians 5: the ministry of reconciliation.
Elevation Church · 6 min read
Larry Brey of Elevation Church shows that your eternal destiny hinges on one decision - knowing Jesus as Savior - while your daily direction is shaped by small acts of surrender.
ECVIE INTÉRIEURE
La Porte Ouverte Chrétienne · 9 min read
We often think of light as decoration. But in his Advent-closing message, Benjamin Peterschmitt reminds us: light isn't just beautiful, it's powerful, and that light is Christ himself.
ECFAMILLE
La Porte Ouverte Chrétienne · 6 min read
Jérémie Jung revisits the story of Jonah: God's Word is a powerful seed, able to transform a life, a family, a city of 120,000 people; if only we listen and put it into practice.
ECÉGLISE
La Porte Ouverte Chrétienne · 5 min read
In a world that weighs every effort, the parable of the workers in the vineyard (Matthew 20:1-16) overturns our logic. Grace cannot be earned; it can only be received.
ECCOMMITMENT
Eglise Momentum · 7 min read
On the cross, Jesus cried out: "It is finished." Then he gave up his spirit. The tomb is empty, he is risen, and this victory is not a distant memory to celebrate once a year.
ECPROVIDENCE
Eglise Hillsong Paris · 8 min read
Brendan White tells a short story at the airport: a man buys a coffee and a bag of mini donuts, sits next to a stranger reading the newspaper, and watches the stranger help himself from the bag.