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View articlesBy Hillsong Paris · 7 min read
In this message, Camille White opens Galatians 5 and asks a simple question: who really leads your life? Many Christians wear themselves out trying to change their behavior through sheer willpower.
By Hillsong Paris · 6 min read
When Brendan White was a child, he asked his father to build him a bird shelter for a quail a neighbor had given them. He thought a morning would be enough. His father took six weeks.
By Hillsong Paris · 7 min read
An enemy does not always attack head-on. Sometimes he comes at night and sows into your field something that looks like what God planted there.
By Hillsong Paris · 6 min read
Gabriel Gimenez opens this message from the month of miracles with a simple conviction: God's power is not a jackpot you win in the lottery of prayer. It is already deposited in Christ, ready to be seized.
By Hillsong Paris · 8 min read
This Father's Day Sunday, Hillsong Paris took time to listen to three complementary messages on fatherhood. Roger reminded us that God is our Father, the one who runs toward us.
By Hillsong Paris · 5 min read
As the Easter season approaches, Brendan White invites us to open the Word around a word that Jesus himself placed at the heart of Communion: 'Do this in remembrance of me.'
By Hillsong Paris · 5 min read
We were all created to worship. So the real question isn't "do I worship?" but "what do I choose to worship?"
By Hillsong Paris · 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.
By Hillsong Paris · 5 min read
Emma T., from Hillsong Paris Church, opens up about two years marked by successive waves of discouragement: a career change, prolonged hormonal imbalance, distance within her church family, alternating peaks and valleys in her spiritual life…
By Hillsong Paris · 5 min read
Brendan White opens his message with the story of a young man who was failing his exams, until the day he receives exceptional results by mistake.
By Église Lille Métropole · 5 min read
There is a moment in the gospels that, when brought together into a single scene, becomes almost unbearable. Jesus enters Jerusalem, riding on a young donkey.
By Hillsong Paris · 9 min read
Corentin de l'Arbre begins with a personal admission: a few months ago, over dinner, three young dads said they would like to leave. Far away.
By Église Lille Métropole · 6 min read
When you're disappointed, what do you do? Sulk, throw everything away, withdraw into your shell, play the victim, complain? Disappointment is a low-noise emotion.
By Eglise Momentum · 8 min read
We are living in a strategic in-between moment. A few weeks ago, we celebrated Easter, the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
By Église Lille Métropole · 8 min read
Honestly, who still uses the word "joy" today? When we hear "joyful," we picture the dwarf from Snow White or the happy fool who smiles all the time.
By Hillsong Paris · 4 min read
Just hours before the cross, Jesus makes a surprising choice: he does not withdraw, he does not prepare a grand speech, he does not go settle accounts with the Pharisees. He sits at the table with his disciples.
By Hillsong Paris · 5 min read
When Brendan White arrived in France in 2004, one thing struck him: in the metro, on the RER, on the bus, people were constantly saying sorry. 'Pardon. Excuse me.'
By Église Momentum · 4 min read
When you come to Jesus, you don't arrive empty-handed. You bring your history, your upbringing, your falls, and a character that's already well formed and sometimes complicated.
By Hillsong Paris · 6 min read
When the day of Pentecost came, the disciples were all together in one place, in unity. And suddenly, a violent wind came down from heaven and filled the whole house.
By Hillsong Paris · 8 min read
On Palm Sunday, the crowd cheers Jesus in the streets of Jerusalem. They shout 'Hosanna! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord, the King of Israel.'
By Hillsong Paris · 9 min read
For Mother's Day, Hillsong Paris gave the platform to several women who took turns encouraging the mothers in the body of Christ.
By Église Momentum · 5 min read
Yvan Castanou explains God's preeminence through the story of Abel and Cain: God cannot accept being pushed into second place.
By Église Momentum · 3 min read
Patrice Martorano reminds us that a broken promise must not be isolated from the presence of God. Bring your problem back into the upper room.
By Hillsong Paris · 5 min read
In Isaiah 54, God speaks to a people on their knees. Jerusalem is destroyed, the temple razed, and the Israelites are exiled in Babylon. They have lost their land, their bearings, and worse still, their identity.
By Hillsong Paris · 7 min read
Few people enjoy waiting rooms. Nobody likes waiting for a red light to turn green, or standing in line wondering if it's even the right one.
By Église Momentum · 4 min read
The golden calf is not just a shocking old story from the Old Testament. In this message, the preacher from Momentum Church shares what God showed him while studying Exodus 32: "The golden calf, at its root, was my blessing."
By Église Momentum · 4 min read
Some wounds hurt more than we realize. They don't just cause pain in the moment: they close us off.
By Église Lille Métropole · 7 min read
Before he was the great king of Israel, before he wrote psalms, before he appeared in the history of salvation as a towering figure, David was a hidden face: a young shepherd about 17 years old, forgotten in the fields…
By Église Momentum · 6 min read
God is at work behind the scenes of your life even when you can't see it. A sermon by Patrice Martorano on God's sovereignty and providence.
By Église Lille Métropole · 5 min read
Mark 2: four men tear open a roof to bring a friend to Jesus. Discover how bold faith can carry others and open a path for you.
