Est-ce que Dieu vous émerveille encore ?
Avec le temps, notre Dieu devient parfois petit, distant, pas très impressionnant à nos yeux... Nous perdons le sens de l’émerveillement face à la splendeur de la gloire de Dieu.
Nous partons donc constamment à la recherche de petits bonheurs de substitution, des petits bonheurs qui, nous l’espérons, pourront nous procurer un certain sentiment d’émerveillement dont nous avons tant besoin.
Nous sommes très souvent déçus...
Dieu a en effet soigneusement conçu le monde afin qu’il reflète sa gloire. Toutes les choses merveilleuses de sa création ne peuvent qu’orienter notre regard vers lui, le Dieu merveilleux qui les a créées. Tant que notre cœur n’est pas totalement émerveillé par Dieu, nous vivrons dans une poursuite constante de nos rêves et espoirs éphémères.
L’être humain a été créé pour s’émerveiller !
Cet émerveillement devant Dieu nous conduit droit à l’adoration de Dieu. Ce livre vous aidera à voir le monde comme Dieu le voit et à vous délecter de sa gloire époustouflante dans tous les gestes de votre quotidien.
La corvée de linge, la préparation des repas, les trajets pour emmener les enfants au sport, la recherche des meilleures punitions possibles pour qu’ils arrêtent enfin de faire toujours les mêmes bêtises… Beaucoup de parents se sentent perdus. Il semble y avoir une pression constante d’être le parent parfait.
Nous perdons si vite de vue notre objectif ultime en ne cherchant que des outils, des astuces ou des formules toutes faites.
Dans ce livre inspirant, Paul Tripp nous aide à saisir les vrais enjeux du rôle de parent selon Dieu. Il aborde 14 principes bibliques fondamentaux pour nous montrer que nous avons besoin d’autre chose que la dernière stratégie à la mode ou une liste de techniques. En fait, nous avons besoin de la grâce de Dieu. Cette grâce qui a la capacité de modeler nos cœurs, forger notre vision et nous armer de courage.
Nous serons libérés de ce «devoir» de fabriquer nous-mêmes un changement profond dans le cœur de nos enfants. Notre rôle de parents prendra alors du sens, nos objectifs seront clairs et notre joie de le faire sera encore plus grande!
The argument over the last donut. The cry of nothing to wear a half hour before school. The 'I'm the only one whose parents make them . . .'
Teenage hassles that disrupt parents' lives? Or prime opportunities to connect with, listen to, and nurture our kids?
Paul Tripp uncovers the heart issues affecting parents and their teenagers during the often chaotic adolescent years. With wit, wisdom, humility, and compassion, he shows parents how to seize the countless opportunities to deepen communication, learn, and grow with their teenagers.
The Bible has a lot to say about the body. Organized around three categories—creation, fall, redemption—this audiobook by Sam Allberry provides readers with a balanced theology of the body as they seek to glorify God in everything they do.
We might be relieved if God placed our sanctification only in the hands of trained professionals, but that is not his plan. Instead, through the ministry of every part of the body, the whole church will mature in Christ.
Paul David Tripp helps us discover where change is needed in our own lives and the lives of others. Following the example of Jesus, Tripp reveals how to get to know people, and how to lovingly speak truth to them.
'Talk' seems so normal, so ordinary, so harmless. Yet there are few things we do that are more important. And underneath the normality of it all is a great struggle, a war of words that we fight every day.
Who hasn't been hurt by the words of another? Who hasn't regretted something they said? Who hasn't had to referee an argument? Who hasn't wanted to talk seriously with a loved one, yet there seems to be no time?
Recognizing that words are powerful, Paul Tripp shows us how the gospel transforms the way we communicate. Our Lord Jesus Christ, the Word is the only hope for our words. In our war of words, he is the one who gives us the victory. Tripp directs us to a renewed reliance on our heavenly Father's abundant grace and a more Christ-honoring, people-benefiting life of talk.
Hope for messy, conflict-ridden relationships.
Your best friend is suddenly cool and distant. Your spouse can't stop complaining about your bad habits. Your son refuses to talk to you. What are you supposed to do? Plans A, B, and C might be to shut down, lash out, or get out. But consider Plan D: Recognize that God has the last word on those messy, conflict-ridden relationships. He can use them to make you into a Christian who can give and receive love with God and others. Impossible? Idealistic? Not really.
In Relationships: A Mess Worth Making, Tim and Paul discuss the relational disappointments that we all suffer both in and out of the church. But they are also optimistic about the power of Christian beliefs to redeem and restore our relationships. Rather than presenting new or sophisticated techniques to make relationships flourish, the authors instead focus on the basic, Christian character qualities that can only be formed in the heart by the gospel.
What does it take for lasting change to take root in your life? If you've ever tried, failed, and wondered why, you need How People Change. This book explains the biblical pattern for spiritual change in a clear, practical way you can apply to the challenges of daily life as a Christian.
But change involves more than a biblical formula: you will see how God is at work to make you the person you were created to be. That powerful, loving, redemptive relationship is at the heart of all positive change you experience as a Christian on your path in life.
Every time the Christmas season comes around, we look forward to putting up a tree, giving and receiving gifts, and participating in other traditions that make this wonderful time of year so special. But sometimes the most significant aspect of the season-remembering and focusing on the coming of Jesus-grows old and familiar. In Come Let Us Adore Him: A Daily Advent Devotional, Paul Tripp seeks to recapture our attention and reawaken our awe during Christmastime. Each day is structured like Tripp's best-selling devotional, New Morning Mercies with a compelling, gospel-centered thought followed by an extended meditation for the day. Each of the thirty-one devotions also includes a Scripture reading and notes for parents and children, equipping us to do the one thing that matters most each December-celebrate Jesus.
What do you do when you've really blown it? Is sin really as dangerous and is grace really as powerful as the Bible says they are? Is there such a thing as a new beginning?
Sin and grace-these are the two themes of our lives. We all blow it and we all need to start over again. In Psalm 51, David tells his story of moral failure, personal awareness, grief, confession, repentance, commitment, and hope. And because David's story is every believer's story, Psalm 51 is every believer's psalm. It tells how we, as broken sinners, can be brutally honest with God and yet stand before him without fear.
Whiter Than Snow unpacks this powerful little psalm in fifty-two meditations, reminding readers that by God's grace there is mercy for every wrong and grace for every new beginning. Designed for busy believers, these brief and engaging meditations are made practical by the reflection questions that conclude each chapter.
Fifty-two meditations on Psalm 27 instruct and encourage believers to worship God through the ups and downs of life.
Psalm 27 is a psalm of trouble and worship, of difficulty and beauty, of the evil of people against people, and of the mercy of God. Because of its honesty about life in this fallen world, Psalm 27 speaks into the life of every believer. At the same time it places joyful and self-sacrificing worship right next to the trouble that is the psalm's background theme. This juxtaposition makes Psalm 27 unique, interesting, practical, challenging, and encouraging.
A Shelter in the Time of Storm takes readers through this roller-coaster-ride of a psalm in fifty-two brief and engaging meditations. These meditations are designed to fill hearts with a patient hope that grows stronger as the trouble-spotted days go by. Reflection questions at the end of the chapter make these meditations thought-provoking and practical.
Pleasure. We live in a world obsessed with finding it, passionate about enjoying it, and desperate about maintaining it. Chief among such objects of affection are sex and money—two pleasures unequaled in their power to captivate our attention and demand our worship. In what is sure to become an instant classic, popular author Paul David Tripp pulls back the curtain on the lies of our flesh and the ways we distort God's good gifts, examining the insanity of our culture and exposing our tendency to fall prey to the hollow promises of this world. In exploring how God's grace frees us from futile pursuits, Tripp directs readers to the wisdom of God in Scripture and the liberating power of the gospel, offering practical guidance on finding true joy and enduring satisfaction.
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