Aujourd’hui, il est à noter que le corps du Christ est TRES malade parce que beaucoup de croyants ne voient pas les réponses à leurs prières. Mon frère, ma sœur, nous avons tous des parents. Rappelle-toi un peu comment ta mère ou ton père réagit quand ils entendent que tu es malade ou que les …
MEDITATION DU JOUR – Comment te faire entendre de Dieu (2 Chroniques 7:14) Read More »
Aujourd’hui, de nombreux croyants veulent que le Seigneur les utilise puissamment, ignorant que leur mission leur a été donnée par le Seigneur quand Il les a sauvés. Mon frère, ma sœur, tu n’as pas besoin d’avoir le don de guérison, de prophétie, de l’enseignement ou je ne sais pas quoi pour servir le Seigneur. Aujourd’hui, …
This message is for believers and unbelievers alike because Jesus stands at the door and knocks for all of us. The unbelievers should feel drawn towards Jesus, while some believers should feel a little ashamed to pretend to love Him and yet not hear Him when He is knocking. Yes, just in Laodicea, today, there …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – Jesus wants your attention (Revelation 3:14-22) Read More »
In this verse we see that David is hunted by those whose love had turned to jealousy, and this was even driving them to try to murder him. My brother, my sister, even trusted friends and family members can turn against you one day, because their love is changeable. But here, we are shown that …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – The Lord’s love for you is changeless (Psalm 59:10) Read More »
This Psalm is one of the most quoted to illustrate the ministry and sufferings our Lord Jesus Christ. My brother, my sister, being scorned by your brothers or being scoffed at, mocked, insulted, humiliated and made the object of gossips because of your faith is not uncommon for Christians. Here we see David cried out …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – Jesus is your rescuer. (Psalm 69:3-13) Read More »
As Christians, we should bear our identity and display it proudly like those football fans whenever they are going to watch a football match: they know they are not going to be on the football pitch, but they trust the players of their team. My brother, my sister, do people around you know, just from …
In this verse, we see that Isaiah decided to wait for the Lord, though God had “turned away from” the people of Israel. For some believers, waiting patiently is sometimes the most difficult thing to do. My brother, my sister, sometimes waiting patiently is indeed a test: waiting for illness to pass, for children to …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – Wait on the Lord patiently (Isaiah 8:17) Read More »
At times, even in our Christian walk it seems that people around us forget that even though we are Christians, we are still made of flesh. Here the Word of God tells us this: ” Let him offer his cheek to one who would strike him, and let him be filled with disgrace.” My brother, …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – “Turn the other cheek” (Lamentations 3:30) Read More »
Zacchaeus was a renegade in the eyes of the religious people of his time, working as a tax collector. In the minds of people, he was seen as a robber. Now, while he was very wealthy and successful by the world’s standards, he knew something was missing in his life. He heard that Jesus was …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – When a Little Man Meets a Big God (Luke 19:1-10) Read More »
The Bible is not only the Book of Law, it is also our greatest advisory guide. Sometimes, in our walk with God, things can become difficult for us, making us feel lonely or urging us to distort the truth for our own advantage. My brother, my sister, a lie is a lie, even if we …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – Your tongue can be your greatest enemy! (Psalm 12:2-4) Read More »
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