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.
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View articlesLa 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.
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
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?
Église Connexion · 6 min read
In 1 Corinthians 7:1-16, Jason Procopio invites us to drop a very human reflex: believing our faithfulness to God depends on a change of circumstances.
La Porte Ouverte Chrétienne · 8 min read
Are you truly free? In this episode of On s'y retrouve, host, columnists Théo and Claude, and psychiatrist Sophie Guillaume talk openly about addiction — not just alcohol or drugs, but phones, video games, porn, sugar, and more.
Église Connexion · 5 min read
A family we met in Lyon sold everything, left everything, and hit the road in a van with their kids, convinced God was calling them to a radical step.
La Porte Ouverte Chrétienne · 11 min read
Where are the men? Not movie heroes invoked once to save the day, but faithful, present, solid men whom a wife, children, and a Church truly need.
Église Connexion · 9 min read
Taking a selfie in a park is neutral. Taking the same selfie in a cemetery isn't. The gesture hasn't changed, but the context has flipped everything.
Église Connexion · 7 min read
After the Easter break, Jason Procopio returns to the series on 1 Corinthians and tackles a burning issue: what to do when something falls into a "gray area."
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?
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