Notre héritage spirituel

L’échange qui a lieu au moment où nous donnons nos vies à Christ est un sujet éternel de reconnaissance. Le salut signifie que nous offrons à Dieu ce que nous avons et lui, de son côté, nous donne ce qu’il a. Il prend tous nos péchés, nos défauts, nos faiblesses et nos échecs et ... Show More

Ne pensons surtout pas que prier, c’est uniquement parler à Dieu. Nous pouvons aussi passer du temps devant lui à l’écouter. La prière est à double sens. Non seulement Dieu nous écoute, mais il nous parle aussi. Ce petit exercice vous apprendra à mieux écouter : demandez à Dieu s ... Show More

Si nous n’y prenons pas garde, nous avons tôt fait de perdre de vue la grandeur de Dieu. Nous avons tendance à le voir depuis notre perspective limitée. Mais n’oublions jamais que le jour où l’Éternel se lèvera, tout genou fléchira et toute langue confessera que Jésus-Christ est ... Show More

Luke 1-2. Matthew 1 Jesus, God with us, was born in a manger. He grew as a man and knew what it was like to experience what we experience. No other false god in history could boast such an accomplishment. To come as a man, to live and dwell among us, make Him the most … 

Nous poursuivons notre série de Carême en compagnie de Jésus. Et dans ce numéro, nous découvrons un nouvel aspect de sa personnalité : sa revendication d’être Fils de Dieu. Nous sommes tellement habitués à penser Dieu comme le Père et Jésus comme le Fils que c’est presque comme s ... Show More

رَبِّ ارْحَمْهُمَا كَمَا رَبَّيَانِي صَغِيرًا. My Lord, have mercy upon them [my parents] as they brought me up [when I was] small. Rabbirhamhuma kama rabbayani ṣaghira. This supplication suggests that the more parents do to raise their children, teach them manners, and give them ... Show More

Christ shared in our suffering as fallen mortals so that we could be included in the divine family, with Christ as our superior older brother. 

When we share in the happiness of God, we share in the very pleasure that the Father has in the Son. 

God chose Abraham and made him the “father of a multitude of nations.” Then God formed Israel as his people, freeing them from slavery in Egypt. Fr. Mike explains why God reveals himself in stages, and through the prophets who are honored as saints, he continues to form his peopl ... Show More

Elias Abi Rached shares from Titus 2:11-15 how God's grace which first appeared in the birth of his Son, trains us to live self-controlled, upright and godly while we are waiting for his second appearing. يشارك الياس ابي راشد من تيطس ٢: ١١-١٥ كيف نعمة الله التي ظهرت اولًا في ميلا ... Show More

God is a GOOD Father who is never disappointed in you *gasp* He is grieved by our sins, but never disappointed. Because to be disappointed He has to be let down by an unmet expectation, and He has no expectations of us. When we sin, God does not run from us, He runs to us and dwe ... Show More