#45 - L'Église devant la révolution LGBT

Invités: Jeff Laurin Description: Le pasteur Laurin nous raconte comment il a rencontré le Seigneur et fut appelé au ministère chrétien. Il nous partage sa réflexion et son expérience riche de bientôt quarante années de service, concernant l'Église, la mission, l'évangélisation, ... Show More

Invités: Yannick Imbert & Vincent Marty-Terrain Description: Quelle est la différence entre l'apologétique et l'apologétique culturelle. Cette entreprise doit-elle nécessairement être négative? Notre perspective devrait-elle être optimiste ou pessimiste? 

Invités: Matthieu Giralt & Paul Gosselin Description: Qu'est-ce que l'art et pourquoi s'y intéresser? La beauté et l'esthétisme ont-ils une objectivité? Comment le chrétien peut-il consommer l'art et la culture du monde? 

<p>Our first reading for this weekend, taken from the second chapter of Acts, conveys one of Peter’s great sermons. If we listen attentively, we can learn a lot about good preaching, but also a lot about the nature of Christianity.</p> 

In today’s First15, we’re going to take time to come before the throne of grace in a meaningful way. May the reality of Jesus’ mercy and power establish a greater foundation of grace for us to live on today. And may we approach him with humility and confidence knowing that he onl ... Show More

<p>In Mark 2, Jesus makes a claim that is so over the top, so out of all categories, so outrageous that the religious leaders don’t even have a word for it. They’ve called him blasphemous before, but this claim goes beyond their words.</p> <p>In this passage, two incidents are li ... Show More

Une pensée m’est venue: “Combien de temps à partir de ce moment là restera-t-il aux justes pour se rassembler et faire le culte?” Je pense que 10 ans devraient suffire. Et, je me demande comment nous, les justes, résisterons quand la tribulation viendra vraiment jusqu’au moment d ... Show More

<p>Homily from the Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time.</p> <p> Our answer makes a difference.</p> <p>We are presented today with the single most important question any of us will be asked and all of us will have to answer: who do you say that Jesus is?</p><dl style="margin : 0 ... Show More

Is there an area of your life that you feel needs a new beginning?  Dr. Sri explains the significance of the upcoming feast of the Baptism of Jesus and shares practical takeaways as we begin to walk with Jesus in the new liturgical year. Snippet from the Show  The Baptism of the ... Show More

<p>If we look at Jesus Christ, at the case for Jesus being who he said he is, there are five things to see.</p> <p>First, there was a man who claimed to be God. Second, he apparently did miracles. Third, he got the people closest to him to believe he was God. Fourth, after he was ... Show More

<p>Who is Jesus? In Mark 2 and 3, Jesus makes a claim about himself that’s so immense it almost defies categories. </p> <p>In this text, two incidents are detailed and they both have to do with how we observe the Sabbath day. To understand the magnitude of Jesus’ claim here, we h ... Show More

If we have been crucified with Christ, we can confidently hope that we will also rise with Him. Jeff discusses the concept of an 'Easter Eulogy', examining Ephesians 1:3-14 to explore the spiritual inheritance and blessings Christians receive through Christ's resurrection. Jeff o ... Show More