The Weeds the Enemy Sows in Your Perception
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.
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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 · 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 · 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 · 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 Église Lille Métropole · 6 min read
Disappointment is a quiet emotion. It doesn't make noise like anger, it isn't visible like joy, and yet it can wear you down from the inside.
By Église Momentum · 4 min read
God's plan takes time: discover why waiting is part of the process, how to persevere in your calling, and how to trust God's timing.
By Église Lille Métropole · 7 min read
In the garden of Gethsemane, Jesus owns his emotions and turns to the Father. Caleb BECQUART teaches how an emotionally mature Christian becomes realistic, responsible, and well surrounded.
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 · 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 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…