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Efficient Church · 7 min read

This message opens the "Workers for the Harvest" series at the 2026 devotion gathering.

Efficient Church · 5 min read

Some things break in a second: a glass that falls, a plate that slips. Others break slowly, almost silently: trust, friendship, love.

Efficient Church · 5 min read

There's a difference between hearing about a great meal and actually tasting it. You could describe the best meal of your life to me for a whole hour, and I still wouldn't know what you felt.

Efficient Church · 9 min read

You love God, you're convinced of your calling, you carry your ministry with passion, and yet you're exhausted. You keep serving, but you no longer feel the joy you once had.

Mission Évangélique Internationale (MEISTAD) · 6 min read

Pastor Samuel YEO begins with the Lord's Table. He opens Matthew 26 and pauses on verse 25: "Judas, who was betraying him, said, Is it I, Rabbi? Jesus said to him, You have said so."

Mission Évangélique Internationale (MEISTAD) · 9 min read

"Let us rise up and build!" You may already know this phrase. It comes from Nehemiah 2:18, when the people discover that the hand of their God is good upon them and finally decide to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem.

Efficient Church · 10 min read

You have probably heard this line before. The master returns from his journey, looks at his servants, and congratulates two of them with the exact same words: "Well done, good and faithful servant, enter into the joy of…

Efficient Church · 8 min read

You probably know that little phrase that lingers in your mind when Jesus draws near to your day: 'I'm a little busy right now.' The net that needs mending, the screen that's on, the meeting running long. Nothing serious.

Mission Évangélique Internationale (MEISTAD) · 7 min read

You may know that church that holds firm. It refuses compromise, it exposes false teachers, it carries burdens without growing weary. And yet something in it has gone out.

浜寺聖書教会 · 9 min read

When you read "we are slaves of God," your first reaction is probably to recoil. The word is shocking.

Efficient Church · 11 min read

There are many heavy questions in this life. Which school to choose, which job to accept, who to marry, where to settle, how to prepare for old age. Each of these questions carries weight.

Vertical Nantes · 10 min read

Tithing is a word that often makes people uneasy. We rarely talk about it, we sidestep it, or we turn it into a taboo. Yet the Bible talks about it a great deal, and not just to ask you for 10% of what you earn.

沼津シオン・キリスト教会 · 7 min read

You hold your Bible in your hands, in your own language, and you can open it at any moment of the day. That seems ordinary to you.

Efficient Church · 8 min read

Levi is sitting at his tax booth. No one in his town wants to look at him. He collects taxes for Rome, inflates the rates, and lines his own pockets along the way.

Efficient Church · 7 min read

There are days when you look around you and see many honest, sincere people who believe in something, but don't know the true God.

Efficient Church · 6 min read

Today is Father's Day. A day to give thanks for the men who quietly carry, guide, and pray around us.

浜寺聖書教会 · 7 min read

Steve Jobs, the founder of Apple, was diagnosed in 2003 with a rare, slow growing, fully operable form of pancreatic cancer.

Efficient Church · 6 min read

You can know how to organize a team, plan a strategy, communicate a vision. But if you haven't learned to lead yourself, everything you build stays fragile. Public leadership is visible.

沼津シオン・キリスト教会 · 7 min read

It's cold this morning. The snow that fell overnight still covers the roof and the parking lot.

久米島希望が丘キリスト教会 · 7 min read

Imagine finding out tonight that your last twenty-four hours have begun. What would you do? Where would you go? Who would you call? Jesus knew exactly.

Efficient Church · 8 min read

Do you want to become a mature Christian? Many say "yes" with their mind, and sometimes with their heart, but their feet drag behind.

Efficient Church · 8 min read

You are walking toward a place of rest that God has prepared for you. But between the wilderness where you now stand and the promise he has made, one reality stands in the way: you cannot get there without passing through forgiveness and puri…

Efficient Church · 9 min read

This week, Quentin wraps up the God or Mammon series he has carried with Yann throughout the summer.

Efficient Church · 9 min read

This Sunday, Quentin closed out the God or Mammon series at Momentum, eight weeks of letting the Bible speak concretely about money, finances, and how all of it shapes our hearts.

久米島希望が丘キリスト教会 · 8 min read

If Christ has not been raised, you are of all people most to be pitied. Paul says it plainly to the Corinthians who doubted the resurrection: without it, our faith is empty, our preaching is empty, and our fight...

Église Évangélique de Pentecôte de Nantes · 6 min read

"Sent by whom?" The question is direct, and Pastor Maréchal asks it without hesitation, on a Friday evening in May 2020, from the Assemblées de Dieu church in Nantes.

Efficient Church · 11 min read

This Sunday, February 22, 2026, Pastor Rutz opened the Bible to Matthew 16:13-27 to ask you a question that is simple, yet dizzying: when you look at your life, your choices, the trials that come your way, your relations…

Mission Évangélique Internationale (MEISTAD) · 6 min read

There are mornings when you realize you have been going in circles in your Christian life. You sing, you pray, you attend church services, but something has faded.

福岡アガペ教会 · 6 min read

"Devoted to destruction," the phrase makes people flinch. In Hebrew, herem means both "consecrated to God" and "set apart for total destruction."

神戸キリスト栄光教会 · 8 min read

Why give? Why devote your time, your money, your strength to God and to others? In this message preached at Christ Glory Church in Kobe, Pastor Susumu Kitayama invites you to see giving in a whole new light.

Efficient Church · 6 min read

In John 8:12, Jesus makes a statement that echoes across the centuries: I am the light of the world; whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.

Efficient Church · 7 min read

Since childhood, one sentence has followed me: "You talk too much." It didn't come from my parents or my teachers, but often from the adults at Sunday school.

Efficient Church · 6 min read

The last Sunday of the year. A full year behind you, with its joys, its unexpected hospital stays, its losses, its weariness, its returns to church after months away.

神戸キリスト栄光教会 · 9 min read

There is a man in the history of the church who accomplished more than Luther, more than Calvin, more than Wesley. A man who, before becoming a servant, was a relentless persecutor.

Mission Évangélique Internationale (MEISTAD) · 6 min read

You've probably already noticed how much room money takes up in a life. It occupies your mind, it weighs on your choices, it works its way into your conversations.

Efficient Church · 6 min read

Welcome to this first episode of DeepTalk. Together, we're launching a new series devoted to ministries, service in the Church, and above all, leadership.

Efficient Church · 7 min read

When you look at your father, your brother, or someone close to you who still refuses Jesus, there are moments when you feel like giving up. You tell yourself that his heart is too hard, that too many years have gone by, that nothing will ever change.

Efficient Church · 13 min read

This Sunday, February 15, 2026, evangelist Judith of Agape Church (Tokyo) invites you to open Matthew 15:21 to 39. The title she chose: “The Faith the Lord Looks For, the Gospel Is for All.”

沼津シオン・キリスト教会 · 8 min read

There are mornings when you arrive at church with a heavy heart. The week has been long, tiredness lingers, a thousand thoughts crowd in: unfinished work, the kids, the worries. And yet, here you are.

Efficient Church · 5 min read

A ministry can have a brilliant strategy, a full calendar, an organized structure.

Mission Évangélique Internationale (MEISTAD) · 9 min read

This Sunday, July 6, 2025, Elder Laz'ni OUATTARA takes the floor. He has been an elder since 2017 at the Église Évangélique de Clamart (Assemblies of God), and had previously served in Yamoussoukro and then in Angré (Abidjan) in…

Efficient Church · 9 min read

There's a phrase from the apostle Paul that should make you lift your head this morning: "For the creation waits with eager longing for the revealing of the sons of God" (Romans 8:19). This isn't a poetic image.

Efficient Church · 6 min read

"Remain in me, and I will remain in you." This word of Jesus, in John 15, comes up so often that we stop really weighing it. Yet it lies at the heart of the Christian life.

Efficient Church · 6 min read

There's a world out there that isn't waiting for believers who stay inside the church. It's waiting for the sons of God who go out, with what God has placed in their hands. Esther did it. Paul did it. What about you?

Efficient Church · 11 min read

Pastor Samuel YEO opens his message with an obvious point that shakes things up: this year, the Church has taken as its theme "Let Us Rise Up and Build," echoing the words of Nehemiah 2.

Efficient Church · 12 min read

Sermon by Judit, Agape Church, March 22, 2026. English translation of a service given in Japanese, adapted in a pastoral tone for the English speaking reader.

Efficient Church · 9 min read

For several weeks now at Momentum, we've been working through a series called God or Mammon. A subject too often ignored in our churches: talking about money, but talking about it well.

浜寺聖書教会 · 6 min read

For several weeks now, we have been working through 1 Thessalonians 1:9-10 together. Today, we conclude this short section by focusing on verse 10.

Vertical Nantes · 10 min read

In our churches, money is already a taboo subject. Investing is even more so. Yet this Momentum message dares to ask the question directly: how can we invest against Mammon?

Efficient Church · 11 min read

For two thousand years, the church has been waiting for her Lord's return. Many have tried to set a date, draw up a calendar, announce the day and the hour.

神戸キリスト栄光教会 · 8 min read

The pastor begins with a confession: he's one of those people who doesn't notice changes. His daughter cuts his hair: he notices that, it goes from long to short, it shows.

Efficient Church · 6 min read

Pastor Maréchal opens his Bible to Ezekiel 11 and lays one sentence on the table: "These men are giving bad advice in this city."

Efficient Church · 6 min read

Paul commends a young church. The church in Thessalonica is less than a year old, sometimes only a few months.

Mission Évangélique Internationale (MEISTAD) · 9 min read

"Seek first the kingdom and the righteousness of God, and all these things will be added to you" (Matthew 6:33). This word of Jesus sounds like a slogan.

Efficient Church · 7 min read

We only have one life to live, and we need to make good use of it. Pastor Maréchal opens his message with this simple line, on a Thursday evening in May 2020, just days before services resume at the evan…

沼津シオン・キリスト教会 · 7 min read

Some Gospel passages get heard so often, used so readily at child-dedication services, that we eventually slide right past them without letting them reach us anymore. Mark 10:13-16 is one of them.

Mission Évangélique Internationale (MEISTAD) · 7 min read

"Faith without works is dead." (James 2:17)

Église Évangélique de Pentecôte de Nantes · 7 min read

When Paul arrives in Corinth (Acts 18), he enters a lavish city, famous for its trade, its ports, and its skylines that catch every eye.

福岡アガペ教会 · 9 min read

Sermon by Judit, Agape Church, February 1, 2026. English translation of a service given in Japanese, adapted in a pastoral tone for the reader.

Efficient Church · 11 min read

"In the last days, God says, I will pour out my Spirit on all flesh." The apostle Peter speaks these words on the day of Pentecost, before the crowd gathered in Jerusalem.

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.

Église SOS Lyon · 5 min read

What Jesus fed to a pagan crowd of 4,000 with seven loaves teaches you that he doesn't need you to have enough, only to bring what you have.

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.

Efficient Church · 13 min read

Four calls Jesus gives his disciples on the shore of Tiberias, and why he is speaking them to you today.

Efficient Church · 12 min read

After Easter, there's a question you don't always dare to say out loud: do you still need a sign from God to believe? The disciples saw the risen Jesus. They got their proof.

Église SOS Lyon · 8 min read

There is a hunger that neither science, nor technology, nor the finest infrastructure can satisfy. It is a hunger for God.

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...

Vertical Nantes · 11 min read

Judas followed Jesus for three years. He was baptized, he preached the gospel, he watched people get saved, Christ even worked miracles through him. From the outside, people called him a disciple.

Vertical Nantes · 8 min read

There are texts you think you know by heart, until the day they catch you off guard. Quentin admits it right away: five years ago, this passage had already shaken him.

Vertical Nantes · 12 min read

Two baptism ministries, two crowds, and one man who refuses to compete. Discover why John the Baptist's joy grew as his own visibility faded, and what that means for your own search for significance.

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.

Église SOS Lyon · 9 min read

Matt Marvane, at SOS Lyon church (Momentum), opens his message with a riddle: "I have given you an example, that you should also do as I have done to you." Who said that? Jesus. In what context?

Efficient Church · 9 min read

A boy of twelve or thirteen sits down next to the preacher, looking completely crushed. He's the only Christian in his family. His older sister tells him God is stupid and he's stupid for believing.

Vertical Nantes · 8 min read

At his lowest point on a bridge, Manolo found a Bible in his bag and a God who wouldn't let go.

Efficient Church · 8 min read

A Christian deportee during World War II prays every evening, openly, with his wife, in an old convent where they are waiting to be transferred.

Efficient Church · 9 min read

You've probably felt stuck at rock bottom before. No matter how hard you try, your situation doesn't move. When something good finally happens, you're afraid it won't last, and that the fall will be even harder.

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.

Église SOS Lyon · 7 min read

Some joys last only a morning: an exam result, a mention in the news, a bit of recognition online. You feel it, you enjoy it, and then it fades. While those joys burn out, another one is offered to you: bigger, steadier, and eternal.

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 · 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.

Église Réformée Évangélique de Marseille Sud · 7 min read

There are days when you pray for yourself, for your loved ones, and then you stop there. The list is already long, the day slips by, and the rest of the world feels too far away.

Église Réformée Évangélique de Marseille Sud · 7 min read

A wedding is a celebration you spend months preparing for: the venue, the caterer, the decorations, the invitations, the outfit. Every detail matters, because each one brings you closer to the big day.

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 · 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.

Église Réformée Évangélique de Marseille Sud · 13 min read

Jesus calls his followers unworthy servants in Luke 17:7-10: a hard word that actually frees you from pride and points every bit of glory for your service back to God alone.

Église Réformée Évangélique de Marseille Sud · 12 min read

There are moments in life when you need a push, some extra strength to cross a threshold, to rediscover meaning, to move forward where you've been stuck. Where can you find that energy?

Église SOS Lyon · 16 min read

Matt Marvane opens this message with a riddle: "I have given you an example, that you should do as I have done to you." Who said these words, and in what context?

Église Comme à la Maison (Croix-Rousse) · 16 min read

New year, new series. For the next three or four months, Home Church will be walking through the book of Daniel under a title that's also a question: Will You Dare to Be Different?

Église Réformée Évangélique de Marseille Sud · 9 min read

There are moments when the Church looks tiny. A handful of disciples in an upper room, a generation full of doubt, a community counting its resources and concluding it isn't up to the mission.

Église SOS Lyon · 16 min read

This message is the fourth in the series "Meals with Jesus" at Église SOS Lyon. The week before was about a scandalous meal. This time, Matt Marvane talks about a spontaneous meal.

Église Comme à la Maison (Croix-Rousse) · 14 min read

For the past two months, Church at Home has been working through a theme: Christian personal growth, or how faith in God can help us grow.

Église SOS Lyon · 15 min read

"Explosion of Joy" was the name of a festival, printed on a t-shirt Matt Marvane wore for days on end. He wanted to keep that title for this message.

Église SOS Lyon · 11 min read

Do you remember searching for your name on a results list, or the letter you'd waited weeks for, with your name finally printed on it?

Centre Chrétien Nouvelle Vie · 11 min read

There are mornings when you wake up feeling like the battle has gone on far too long. Too many fronts open at once: family, work, finances, health, church.

Centre Chrétien Nouvelle Vie · 7 min read

There are mornings when you walk into church with a heavy heart, the fatigue of the week still clinging to you, and that quiet voice whispering that nothing is going to change. And then the Lord shows up.

Efficient Church · 8 min read

When Jesus died on the cross, the veil of the temple was torn in two from top to bottom.

Assemblée de Dieu de Toulouse Ouest · 10 min read

You started well with the Lord. You knew powerful moments, victories, answered prayers. Then, without really knowing when or how, something slowed down.

Église Comme à la Maison (Croix-Rousse) · 14 min read

Nathan opens a new three-month series at Église Comme à la Maison: Crossing the Desert. How do you live through a trial?

Assemblée de Dieu de Toulouse Ouest · 9 min read

At the end of every year, you hear a lot about Jesus. A lot. Some people simply enjoy the story of the child born in a manger in Bethlehem, without believing a single word of it.

Assemblée de Dieu de Toulouse Ouest · 8 min read

There are mornings when simply speaking one sentence changes the atmosphere inside you: "The Lord is my shepherd; I shall lack nothing."

Centre Chrétien Nouvelle Vie · 8 min read

Christ is risen. This isn't an Easter slogan, it's a reality that changes your week, your prayers, your battles.

Assemblée de Dieu de Toulouse Ouest · 9 min read

Who hasn't heard a sermon on David and Goliath? You've probably heard plenty.

Centre Chrétien Nouvelle Vie · 9 min read

The question fits in five words: what are you looking at? Have your eyes fixed themselves upward, in the clouds, watching for mystical signs?

Centre Chrétien Nouvelle Vie · 12 min read

After denying the Lord three times, Peter could have vanished. He could have told himself: "It's over for me, I'm not worthy anymore, I'll just stay out of the way."

Église Comme à la Maison (Croix-Rousse) · 5 min read

Romain has just been installed as the new pastor of Church Like Home. Instead of a classic sermon, he stands before the congregation and tells his story.

Centre Chrétien Nouvelle Vie · 7 min read

"If God is for us, who can be against us?" That's the question this sermon opens with.

Assemblée de Dieu de Toulouse Ouest · 6 min read

Jean Marc Botteron opens his testimony with a simple admission: he shouldn't have been standing there, in front of the congregation, that morning. It was the Lord who made him surrender so he would become a pastor.

Efficient Church · 3 min read

The first data-driven look at French evangelical preaching: 464 sermons from 17 churches analyzed, 8,433 biblical references counted. Faith and family dominate, and John is the most cited book.

Église Saint-Lazare · 9 min read

Should you look for a spouse? The question sounds simple, but it touches something very personal: your story, your wounds, what you hope for in the years ahead.

Église Protestante Évangélique Elim (EPEE) · 7 min read

Two disciples come to Jesus with a very human request: the best seats, one at his right and one at his left. Jesus doesn't rebuke them, but he completely overturns their logic.

Église Saint-Lazare · 18 min read

This sermon closes the first part of the series on the book of Exodus, preached at Église Saint-Lazare (Momentum, Paris).

Église Saint-Lazare · 9 min read

How do you talk about Jesus to a friend without feeling like you're performing a script? When should you speak up, when should you stay quiet, and what attitude keeps you from betraying either the gospel or the relationship?

Église Saint-Lazare · 6 min read

Nobody likes being deceived. Nobody. And yet we all are, more often than we think. A text message claiming a package is waiting on a customs fee. An ad selling you something you don't need.

Église Saint-Lazare · 7 min read

Nothing good waits for you away from the face of the LORD. That phrase runs through all of Jonah 1: in verse 3, Jonah flees away from the face of the LORD; at the end of that verse, he boards a ship away from the face of the LORD; in verse 10, the sailors realize he is fleeing away from…

Église Protestante Évangélique Elim (EPEE) · 8 min read

A sermon at Elim Church on Mark 9 and Romans 14-15: true greatness in God's kingdom means becoming a servant, welcoming the overlooked, and carrying one another in love.

Église Protestante Évangélique Elim (EPEE) · 12 min read

Invited one Sunday to Elim Paris Church, Pastor Steve Jaffar came with his wife and a message he has carried for years: man's place in creation. His conviction is simple.

Église Saint-Lazare · 15 min read

We're nearing the end of Paul's letter to Titus. Remember: Paul wants to plant a church on Crete.

Église Protestante Évangélique Elim (EPEE) · 12 min read

This Sunday, at Église des Nations in the 13th arrondissement of Paris, Pastor Tuan improvised a sermon he hadn't planned to give.

Église Saint-Lazare · 8 min read

Some of Jesus's words comfort you. And then there are these, in Luke 14:25-35, that make you sit up straight in your chair.

Église Protestante Évangélique Elim (EPEE) · 6 min read

Jesus stands at your door, ready to share three banquets of love with you: a personal table, the table of the church, and finally the table of his throne.

Église Protestante Évangélique Elim (EPEE) · 12 min read

There is something deeply moving in Moses' eyes at the edge of the Jordan. The people he led out of Egypt are there, more numerous than ever, and he speaks a sentence that has echoed through the ages: "I am not able to bear you myself alone."

Église Saint-Lazare · 10 min read

"Lord, are only a few being saved?" That's the question a man asks Jesus as he walks toward Jerusalem (Luke 13:22-23).

Église Protestante Évangélique des Ternes · 14 min read

Imagine your church leadership gets a visit from a consultant. Right as the new season begins, he offers to bring your church "to the next stage of maturity."

Église Saint-Lazare · 8 min read

Paul writes to Titus and leaves him in Crete with a clear mission: put in order what remains to be done and appoint elders in every town.

Église Saint-Lazare · 9 min read

A look at Paul's letter to Titus: why the world's search for authenticity leads to disappointment, and how the God who does not lie makes you truly able to live in the truth.

Église Protestante Évangélique Elim (EPEE) · 9 min read

This Sunday, September 28, the guest speaker at church offered you something unusual: not a typical sermon, but real training on how to study the Bible in depth, alone or in a small group.

Église Saint-Lazare · 8 min read

You're walking behind Jesus, there's a crowd, everyone's moving forward. Then he turns around and says something you don't want to hear.

Église Protestante Évangélique Elim (EPEE) · 12 min read

This Sunday at Elim, Pastor Cathy continues the series "Beholding Jesus" in the Gospel of Mark.

Église Saint-Lazare · 9 min read

In a culture obsessed with seeing to believe, John 20 shows why faith built on the word, not on sight, is the faith God calls blessed.

Église Saint-Lazare · 14 min read

Isaiah 11 promises a greater Exodus: God gathering a scattered people, healing old divisions, and leading them home through a perfect salvation in Jesus.

Église Protestante Évangélique de Paris Beaugrenelle · 7 min read

Without what could your ministry not go on? If your building were taken from you, if your pastoral team disappeared, if the word "evangelical" came to carry a different weight, what would be left of your church?

Église Protestante Évangélique de Paris Beaugrenelle · 9 min read

You don't transform yourself. As you behold Jesus in his glory, the Spirit changes you from glory to glory, giving his life to become yours and making you able to serve in every part of your life.

Église Protestante Évangélique de Paris Beaugrenelle · 8 min read

In a culture obsessed with image, discover what 1 Corinthians 4 teaches about trading a shopfront faith for one that's real, humble, and shaped by the cross.

Église Protestante Évangélique de Paris Beaugrenelle · 11 min read

Do you know the image of the frog? People say a frog dropped into water that's already boiling jumps straight back out, it feels the heat and reacts.

Église Protestante Évangélique de Paris Beaugrenelle · 10 min read

Christ reigns, and from that place he gives. He gives his grace to each of you, and he gives people to his Church so the body can grow.

Église Protestante Évangélique Calvary Chapel Paris · 14 min read

How do you live a wise, steady life in a world that feels like it's falling apart? It's a question that weighs on a lot of Christians.

Église Protestante Évangélique de Paris Beaugrenelle · 6 min read

How many times have you walked away from a conversation with a brother or sister telling yourself "I was right", but with a bitterness that lingered in your heart for days?

Église Protestante Évangélique de Paris Beaugrenelle · 6 min read

On the day of Pentecost, God keeps his promise. He sends his Spirit on the disciples gathered in Jerusalem, and a crowd from more than eighteen nations hears, each in their own native language, the wonderful works of God.…

Église Protestante Évangélique de Paris Beaugrenelle · 7 min read

At the start of every year, the same question comes back: what should your local church bear witness to above all else?

Église Protestante Évangélique de Paris Beaugrenelle · 6 min read

You open Titus 2 and quickly feel the weight of it. Paul lines up a long list of expected behaviors in the church: older men sober-minded and sound in faith, older women reverent as servants of God, y…

Église Protestante Évangélique Calvary Chapel Paris · 10 min read

Discover how the letter to the Ephesians was born out of riots, captivity, and a Father's love, and why its opening verses still speak straight to your heart today.

Église Protestante Évangélique de Paris Beaugrenelle · 10 min read

This Sunday, January 18, 2026, Narcisse Ipote (a council member and president of the community), opens up to the congregation the first of the seven signs in the Gospel of John.

Église Protestante Évangélique de Paris Beaugrenelle · 16 min read

This Sunday, Serge Oulai, pastor of the church in Creteil in the Val-de-Marne, came to share the Word with a double purpose: to present the work of the Bible Mission in Ivory Coast and Haiti, and to meditate with you on a text that shaped the apostle Paul's whole life, Philippians 3:8-14.

Église Protestante Évangélique de Paris Beaugrenelle · 14 min read

A look at Isaiah's third Servant Song, showing how listening, obedience, and suffering shape the disciple who follows Christ.

Église Protestante Évangélique de Paris Beaugrenelle · 7 min read

Paul is a free man. He depends on no one in Corinth for his living: the church at Philippi supports him, which lets him proclaim the gospel without becoming a burden to anyone.

Église Protestante Évangélique de Paris Beaugrenelle · 9 min read

We live in a society where everyone demands their rights. "I have the right," "I'm owed this," "I'm free, it's my choice."

Église Protestante Évangélique de Paris Beaugrenelle · 11 min read

On September 14, 2025, Frantz Galland, a member of the church council at Momentum in Grenoble, opened a new series on Paul's letter to Titus. Why now?

Église Protestante Évangélique de Paris Beaugrenelle · 12 min read

Paul opens a letter to a broken church with encouragement, not blame, because his confidence rests on God's faithfulness, not the Corinthians' performance.

Église Protestante Évangélique de Paris Beaugrenelle · 9 min read

When the storm hits and you can't see the shore, Jesus draws near saying 'I am; don't be afraid', and calls you to lift your eyes and invite him into your boat.

Église Protestante Évangélique Calvary Chapel Paris · 7 min read

"I have become all things to all people." Paul's words in 1 Corinthians 9:19-23 sum up a missionary posture that unsettles our comfort.

Église Protestante Évangélique Calvary Chapel Paris · 13 min read

"Citizen of Heaven, Feet on Earth" series, part 4. Sermon from Matthew 7:13-14 (Momentum).

Église Protestante Évangélique Calvary Chapel Paris · 13 min read

You've probably seen the show "Undercover Boss." An executive disguises himself, changes his look, invents a new name, and goes to work among his employees. Nobody recognizes him.

Efficient Church · 13 min read

Palm Sunday opens Holy Week: the week when the Church remembers what Christ did for us.

Église Protestante Évangélique Calvary Chapel Paris · 12 min read

How do you find the balance of a wise life in a world gone mad? That's the question opening this sixth installment of the Ecclesiastes series (six of eight), with a title that carries real weight for the Church today: the clarity of Christ for an…

Église Protestante Évangélique Calvary Chapel Paris · 13 min read

For several weeks now we've been working through the book of Ephesians, and there's one last teaching left before we move on.

Église Lille Métropole · 7 min read

In Mark 2, four anonymous men mark eternity without anyone ever knowing their name, their age, or their story.

Église Protestante Évangélique Calvary Chapel Paris · 9 min read

Last Sunday, Mac explained what Jesus accomplished to bring us, the Gentiles we once were, near to God's people through his sacrifice on the cross.

Efficient Church · 11 min read

This Sunday, Gilles BONNEVEAU was supposed to wrap up the series on spiritual warfare. But the Lord changed the plan. He laid a subject on his heart that touches your everyday life directly: caring for your own.

Efficient Church · 9 min read

That morning, Pastor Jean-Blaise Amougou asks the congregation a question that is anything but harmless: what image of God does your life reflect on earth? Not theory. Not doctrine.

Efficient Church · 8 min read

"I have a big challenge, my beloved, and it's to share this word with you in 15 minutes." That's how Pastor René OUANDJI opens his sermon. The title fits in four words: God is in control.

Église Évangélique Vie Nouvelle · 10 min read

Part 1 laid the foundations: what spiritual warfare is, its origin in Eden, and Adam's dilemma before the serpent.

Église Évangélique Vie Nouvelle · 9 min read

Do you love the Church? If someone asked you this morning to give just one reason, what would you say?

Église Évangélique Libre · 4 min read

How do you know if you're doing well as a Christian? How do you measure whether a church is doing well? Some count performance (members, baptisms, giving), others look at piety and sound doctrine.

Église Évangélique Vie Nouvelle · 12 min read

Every house needs three things: a blueprint, an owner, and someone who knows how to build.

Église Évangélique Libre · 8 min read

Breaking free from guilt, breaking free from fear, the Gospel opens up yet another way out: breaking free from exclusion.

Église Évangélique Libre · 9 min read

What's your place in the story God is writing? In this message on Ephesians 2:11-22, Stéphane Guillet invites you to rediscover the Church as the place where reconciliation becomes visible, and where every transformed li…

Église Évangélique Vie Nouvelle · 8 min read

In a world that changes fast, where moral markers shift from one season to the next, your life as a Christian can easily blend into the lives of those around you.

Église Évangélique Libre · 5 min read

Two little verses we almost always rush past. An opening greeting in a letter, like a polite formula nobody really listens to anymore.

Église Évangélique Libre · 11 min read

Maybe just the thought of "getting moving" already wears you out. You've barely found your footing, laid your foundations, and now everything has to shift again.

Église Évangélique Libre · 5 min read

How can a community as diverse as the Church truly hold together?

Église Évangélique Libre · 8 min read

Have you ever wondered what your gift is in the Church? You run through the list in 1 Corinthians 12, compare yourself to others, and walk away with no clear answer.

Efficient Church · 6 min read

Stéphane Guillet opens the first epistle of John at chapter 2, verses 18 to 27, and lands on a line that unsettles: "It is the last hour."

Église Évangélique Libre · 10 min read

David is finally settled. The land is at peace, he lives in a magnificent cedar palace, and a thought strikes him: I live in a splendid house, and God's chest is still under a simple tent.

Église Évangélique Libre · 7 min read

One Sabbath day, Jesus is invited to eat at the home of a leading Pharisee. He watches the scene unfold: everyone quietly angling for the best seats. So he speaks up.

Église Évangélique Libre · 6 min read

Mark ends his Gospel on a strange scene: three women leave the tomb trembling with fear and say nothing to anyone.

Église Évangélique Vie Nouvelle · 11 min read

You know those Christians who seem solid, steady, present at every service, able to quote Scripture from memory, and yet they crumble at the first comment from a brother or the first bad grade on an exam?

Église CVV : le Chemin la Vérité et la Vie · 6 min read

The tomb is empty. This Easter Sunday, Ben reminds CVV Paris church that Jesus's resurrection is not just a doctrine, but the event that changes your life today.

Église CVV : le Chemin la Vérité et la Vie · 10 min read

Second message in the series on identity in Christ. Thierry examines three words Paul repeats throughout the New Testament: "in Christ", the new spiritual reality of the believer.

Église CVV : le Chemin la Vérité et la Vie · 7 min read

During the second session on Saturday, October 18 at Momentum, Duncan (from London) opens Genesis 26 and asks a simple question: when you wait a long time for God to move in a city like Paris, what is the right response?

Efficient Church · 6 min read

Palm Sunday commemorates Jesus's entry into Jerusalem, five days before his death, as a crowd waves palm branches and hails him as king.

Église CVV : le Chemin la Vérité et la Vie · 14 min read

This podcast was recorded live during a conference at CVV Paris church on revival among the younger generation, featuring guests from the UK.

Église CVV : le Chemin la Vérité et la Vie · 10 min read

After six weeks on being "woven together" as a community, Thomas tackles the uncomfortable topic: conflict. Because when we truly grow close, we rub against each other.

Église CVV : le Chemin la Vérité et la Vie · 9 min read

John 1:19-34 shows John the Baptist receiving a staggering revelation: the one coming to be baptized is not just his cousin, not just another rabbi. He is "the Lamb of God."

Église du Tabernacle · 10 min read

A father founds a company everyone thought impossible. He pours out his health, his time, his life. Before dying, he shares it out: to the youngest...

Église CVV : le Chemin la Vérité et la Vie · 11 min read

One Saturday morning at the Momentum conference in Paris, Phil, pastor of King's Arms in Bedford (UK), takes the microphone and opens with a prayer: "The kingdom of God will spread over all the earth."

Église CVV : le Chemin la Vérité et la Vie · 7 min read

This Saturday morning at the Momentum conference, Phil opens the Bible to 1 Kings 18. Elijah has just seen fire fall from heaven on Mount Carmel, but he goes back down to pray for rain.

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 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.

Efficient Church · 9 min read

One evening, Benjamin and his wife host a couple from church for dinner. The meal ends, they pray, they tidy up, and the wife walks into the kitchen, looks at the water filter, and bursts out

Église du Tabernacle · 8 min read

To launch Tabernacle Church's podcast (Paris 18th), pastor Benjamin Short welcomes Henri Blocher, an internationally renowned evangelical theologian and church member, to explore the fundamentals.

Église du Tabernacle · 6 min read

Many people around you claim it isn't reasonable to believe in Jesus Christ. In this interview, theologian Henri Blocher answers the two great classic objections: Did Jesus really exist?

Église Évangélique Baptiste de Paris-Centre · 6 min read

Is singleness in church an awkward topic, caught between clumsy pressure and indifferent silence? Isabelle Coffinet invites us to move past the misunderstandings that weigh on singles in our communities.

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 · 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 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.

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 · 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.

Église Connexion · 8 min read

Mark ends his Gospel in a puzzling way. No tearful reunion, no appearance of the Risen One, no "happily ever after." Three women discover the open tomb, a young man in a white robe tells them Jesus

Église Connexion · 9 min read

Jason Procopio begins with a confession that might unsettle you: every Sunday, when he preaches, there's at least one moment where he says something even he finds hard to believe.

Église Connexion · 6 min read

In Mark 10:32-52, Jesus goes up to Jerusalem and announces for the third time that he will die there. It is in this tense context that James and John, the sons of Zebedee

Église Connexion · 5 min read

How can a church stay truly united when it gathers so many different personalities, sensitivities, and opinions? In 1 Corinthians 1:10-17, Paul begs the

Église Connexion · 6 min read

This morning, Paul writes to a divided church. The Corinthians line up behind their favorite teachers and compare themselves to one another.

Église Connexion · 8 min read

In Mark 9, Jesus has just told his disciples again that he will be delivered into human hands, put to death, and rise three days later. They understand none of it.

Église Connexion · 6 min read

The church in Corinth was a nightmare: divisions, immorality, disorder in worship, theological confusion. Yet Paul begins his letter by thanking God. How is that possible?

Église Connexion · 5 min read

Our society keeps telling you that you're a good person and the solution lies within you. The Bible completely overturns this view: humanity's core problem is sin, and it's internal.

Église Connexion · 10 min read

Two days before Passover, everything happens behind the scenes: the chief priests plot to kill Jesus, Judas prepares to betray him, and in a house in Bethany, a woman breaks a jar of alabaster.

Église Connexion · 6 min read

In 1 Corinthians 1:18–2:5, Jason Procopio opens the third week of the series on Paul's first letter to the Corinthians, addressing the root of that church's divisions.

Église Connexion · 7 min read

Before talking about marriage, we must talk about the Gospel. This surprising approach devotes two-thirds of a couples' course session to revisiting what Christ came to do for us.

Église Connexion · 8 min read

In 1 Corinthians 5, Paul confronts a church that tolerates immorality even unbelievers would find unacceptable. His answer is not a moral lecture but a reminder of identity.

Église Connexion · 5 min read

Our age no longer knows what to do with men and women. On one side, differences are erased; on the other, the battle of the sexes rages. In 1 Corinthians 11:2-16, Paul refuses

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.

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.

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.

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.