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				<div class="et_pb_text_inner"><p>Spiritual life is not an add-on to Christian living; it is the current that carries teaching into practice, heart into action. This guide explores how inner formation and outward mission weave together, offering practical steps and steady encouragement for those who want to go deeper.</p>
<p>My aim is simple: to describe reliable practices, clear theological touchstones, and tangible rhythms that shape Mature discipleship—without jargon, guilt, or quick fixes. Read on for grounded guidance you can try this week.</p>
<h2>What Christian Sprituality means today</h2>
<p>At its heart, this word points to the processes by which Christians grow in intimacy with God and become more like Christ. It includes private devotion, communal worship, moral formation, and the habits that orient daily life toward God.</p>
<p>It is not a single technique or a personality type; it is a lifelong apprenticeship in seeing, loving, and acting with God at the center. Practices matter because they shape the imagination and desires that form our choices.</p>
<p>Different traditions emphasize different entry points—scripture, sacrament, silence, or service—but all aim at the same outcome: transformed hearts that bear witness to God&rsquo;s presence in the world. The disciplines are means, not ends.</p>
<h2>Scripture and tradition: the soil of spiritual growth</h2>
<p>Biblical texts supply both the content and the grammar of spiritual life. Jesus’ teachings, Paul’s letters, and the Psalms form a steady diet for belief and practice. Reading Scripture in community keeps interpretation honest and accountable.</p>
<p>Tradition—centuries of reflection, liturgy, and witness—helps translate biblical truth for particular cultures and seasons. Monastic rhythms, evangelical prayer practices, and sacramental worship each preserve wisdom that prevents fads from taking root.</p>
<p>Honoring tradition does not mean stifling the Spirit; it means using tested pathways to interpret present experience. Conversely, Scripture critiques and renews tradition so that faith remains alive and responsive.</p>
<h2>Core practices that shape inner life</h2>
<p>Spiritual formation happens through repeated habits that orient will and imagination. Prayer, listening, silence, Scripture engagement, and communal worship are foundational disciplines that rewire attention toward God.</p>
<p>Fasting and solitude trim the clutter, making space to notice how God is acting. Service and acts of mercy test whether interior change bears outward fruit; interior life and outward action belong together.</p>
<p>Regular confession and receiving grace through the sacraments stabilize conscience and hope. These practices are not magic; they create patterns of attention that gradually form desires and character.</p>
<h3>Practical daily practices</h3>
<p>Establish a simple morning rhythm: brief Scripture reading, short prayer, and a one-sentence commitment for the day. This anchors daily choice-making and invites God into ordinary decisions.</p>
<p>Practice a mid-day breath prayer or short examen to notice God’s presence and to reorient when you feel scattered. End the day with gratitude: list two small gifts or lessons from the day before sleep.</p>
<p>Keep a small notebook for spiritual impressions and for tracking honest patterns. Over months you’ll see themes—attachments, recurring fears, or growth areas—that point you to what needs attention.</p>
<h2>A brief table: contemplative versus active practices</h2>
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<th>Contemplative</th>
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<td>Silence and solitude</td>
<td>Service and advocacy</td>
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<td>Lectio divina</td>
<td>Hospitality and care</td>
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<td>Fixed-hour prayer</td>
<td>Community organizing</td>
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<td>Meditative fasting</td>
<td>Practical mercy</td>
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<h2>Faith, salvation, and sanctification: the theological arc</h2>
<p>Faith opens the relationship with God; it is trust in Christ and a committed orientation of the heart. Faith is not only intellectual assent but an embodied reliance that reshapes decisions and loyalties.</p>
<p>Salvation speaks to the rescue and renewal offered in Christ—past, present, and future. It is the reconciliatory work that establishes a new identity and hope that stretches beyond immediate circumstances.</p>
<p>Sanctification names the ongoing process by which God and the believer cooperate to grow holiness in daily life. This process is gradual, sometimes messy, and requires honest dependence on grace and consistent practice.</p>
<p>These three—Faith, salvation, and sanctification—form a rhythm: trust leads to receiving, which leads to being formed. Each stage calls for different practices but all are interdependent.</p>
<h2>Repentancy as ongoing conversion</h2>
<p>Repentancy is not a one-time event but the regular turning of the heart away from what hardens us and toward what gives life. It is honesty about failure combined with hope in restoration.</p>
<p>Practically, repentancy includes confession, reparative action, and new patterns that prevent the old harm from being repeated. The goal is not shame but recovery and renewed freedom to love.</p>
<p>Communal repentance—when a congregation or small group confesses corporate blindness or injustice—can be a powerful act of renewal. It models humility and aligns community life with the values of God&rsquo;s Kingdom.</p>
<h2>Spiritual coaching and mentorship: finding companions on the journey</h2>
<p>Spiritual growth rarely happens in isolation. Spiritual coaching offers structured guidance: listening to life narratives, identifying spiritual rhythms, and setting practical next steps. It is less about advice and more about clarifying where God is already moving.</p>
<p>Mentorship is deeply relational and often informal—a seasoned believer walking with a younger one, modeling practices, and offering accountability. Both coaching and mentorship require trust, discretion, and a shared commitment to truth and tenderness.</p>
<p>If you seek a coach or mentor, look for someone with consistent spiritual habits, theological maturity, and a track record of humility. A good guide helps you interpret experience rather than prescribing neat solutions.</p>
<h3>How to structure a coaching relationship</h3>
<p>Start with regular meetings—weekly or biweekly—focused on prayerful listening and practical goals. Use the first few sessions to map your spiritual history: joys, wounds, and recurring temptations.</p>
<p>Set short-term experiments: a new devotional pattern, a confession practice, or a hospitality commitment. Review progress honestly and adjust. Small, consistent experiments produce sustainable change.</p>
<p>Build in accountability and confidentiality. A coach’s role is to move you toward greater freedom in Christ, not to control or fix every problem for you.</p>
<h2>Church planting and missions: how formation fuels mission</h2>
<p>Healthy spiritual life and mission belong together. Church planting and missions are not primarily strategies for numerical growth; they are incarnations of the gospel where communities embody God’s Kingdom in specific places.</p>
<p>Planting a church requires both deep inner formation and practical skills: leadership development, contextual empathy, and sustainable rhythms of worship and service. The spiritual health of leaders shapes the health of the community they plant.</p>
<p>Missions—local and global—require cultural listening, humility, and a posture of learning. Short-term activity can spark long-term partnerships when grounded in mutual respect and shared commitments to discipleship.</p>
<h3>Practical priorities for planting teams</h3>
<p>Begin with spiritual formation among leaders: shared rhythms of prayer, structured Bible study, and mutual accountability. If leaders are formed inwardly, their ministry flows from authenticity rather than charisma.</p>
<p>Invest in relationships before programs. Presence and consistent care open doors that persuasive tactics cannot. Small acts of mercy often demonstrate the gospel more clearly than clever messaging.</p>
<p>Plan for sustainability: train leaders in spiritual coaching skills, establish simple governance, and prioritize planting that can reproduce healthy communities elsewhere.</p>
<h2>Integrating practices into work, family, and public life</h2>
<p>Spirituality that stays cloistered is fragile. The aim is to let discipleship shape how you work, parent, vote, and relate across difference. Integrity is not a liturgy; it is a disposition that spans the whole day.</p>
<p>One technique is “sacramental imagination”: noticing ordinary things—meals, conversations, commute—as opportunities to practice gratitude, kindness, or patient listening. Such small moments become stones in a pathway toward holiness.</p>
<p>Set micro-rhythms: a two-minute blessing before meals, a one-sentence prayer before meetings, and a weekly family examen. These tiny anchors help keep you centered amid competing demands.</p>
<h3>A 30-day practical plan</h3>
<p>Week 1: Establish morning and evening anchors. Read one Psalm each morning and end the day with three things you’re thankful for. This cultivates attentiveness and gratitude.</p>
<p>Week 2: Add a mid-week service or intentional act of mercy—visit a neighbor, volunteer an hour, or write a note of encouragement. Practice outward love as a habit.</p>
<p>Week 3: Introduce a one-hour weekly silence or solitude time. Use it to listen, journal, and notice how God surfaces concerns and consolations. Keep it simple and consistent.</p>
<p>Week 4: Invite a trusted friend into accountability and try a short fast or digital Sabbath. Reflect together on learning and plan next steps toward growth.</p>
<h2>Common obstacles and how to navigate them</h2>
<p>Legalism turns practices into proof texts; consumerism treats faith like a playlist to optimize personal satisfaction. Both distort formation. The remedy is practice rooted in love and humility, not performance metrics.</p>
<p>Burnout often follows overcommitment without inner replenishment. Rotate tasks, keep sabbath rhythms, and prioritize rest as spiritual discipline. Burnout is a theological problem as much as a practical one.</p>
<p>Confusion over authority—whose voice shapes your decisions—can be resolved by returning to Scripture, prayerful discernment, and trusted community. Discipleship requires alignment with truth, not merely personal preference.</p>
<h2>Measuring growth without reducing it to numbers</h2>
<p>Metrics have their place—attendance, service hours, and Bible reading frequency can indicate patterns—but spiritual maturity resists simplistic scorekeeping. Look for signs: increased patience, changed habits, and deeper generosity.</p>
<p>Keep a reflective journal and revisit entries every quarter. Ask honest questions: Has my anger decreased? Do I turn to God first when threatened? Are my relationships growing in honesty? These qualitative signs matter more than tallies.</p>
<p>Community feedback helps; trusted friends and mentors can name changes that you might miss. Growth is often visible to others before we notice it ourselves.</p>
<h2>Practical resources and trustworthy guides</h2>
<p>Reading across traditions prevents narrowness. A mix of contemplative writers, pastoral resources, and practical theology keeps formation balanced. Look for authors who combine spiritual depth with moral seriousness.</p>
<p>Consider shorter, practical books and local courses before diving into heavy theology textbooks. Group study of a single book fosters conversation and application more than solitary consumption.</p>
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<li>Start with accessible classics and contemporary teachers who emphasize practice and holiness.</li>
<li>Join a small group or mentoring relationship to practice what you read.</li>
<li>Use apps or printed aids to keep daily rhythms simple and repeatable.</li>
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<h2>Stories from practice: how habits changed a community</h2>
<p>A small church I helped with adopted a monthly “listening meal” where neighbors and members shared food and stories without agenda. Over a year, trust grew and practical needs were met through new friendships.</p>
<p>One young leader I coached shifted from high-volume programming to a rhythm of prayer, hospitality, and concentrated discipleship. The congregation did not grow overnight, but spiritual depth deepened and new leaders emerged.</p>
<p>In these examples, spiritual coaching and shared practices produced tangible fruit: renewed trust, clearer calling, and sustainable ministry rather than frantic activity.</p>
<h2>Balancing inward formation and outward mission</h2>
<p>Indoor life without outward expression becomes self-absorbed; action without formation becomes shallow and brittle. The healthiest communities balance contemplative practices with service and witness.</p>
<p>Plan ministry with two questions: How are leaders being formed spiritually? How does this initiative serve the least or most vulnerable? Ask these questions repeatedly to keep priorities straight.</p>
<p>Remember that the goal is not program success but the flourishing of persons and communities as signs of God&rsquo;s Kingdom. Success measured by transformed lives indicates real spiritual fruit.</p>
<h2>Frequently asked practical questions</h2>
<p>How long should a daily devotional be? Quality matters more than quantity. A consistent, focused fifteen minutes can be more formative than a sporadic hour.</p>
<p>How do I find a spiritual mentor? Look for someone stable in faith, generous with time, and transparent about struggle. Ask them to meet for a season and define expectations together.</p>
<p>What if I don’t feel anything during prayer? Faithfulness precedes feeling. Continue the practice, be honest in prayer, and let community help you interpret the season. Spiritual growth often occurs beneath our emotional radar.</p>
<h2>Practical tools: a simple weekly schedule</h2>
<p>Monday: short planning prayer; decide one spiritual focus for the week. This aligns daily decisions with an overarching aim.</p>
<p>Wednesday: midweek examen or small group prayer. Pause and notice how the week is shaping you and where adjustments are needed.</p>
<p>Friday: practice an outward act of mercy—visit, call, or serve—and reflect on how service changes your inner life. Sabbath: rest from regular work and cultivate delight in God’s presence.</p>
<h2>Final encouragements for the long road</h2>
<p>Formation is rarely dramatic. Most transformation is the slow accumulation of small choices: a refusal, a kindness, a daily habit kept. Celebrate small victories and extend patience to yourself when you stumble.</p>
<p>Keep returning to the central truth that God’s presence is formative and freeing. Whether you’re wrestling with doubt or savoring hope, let practices invite God to do the shaping in you.</p>
<p>Walk with companions, seek honest guidance through spiritual coaching, and participate in communities that practice both inward devotion and outward service. The path is steady work and a gracious invitation to life in abundance.</p></div>
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				<div class="et_pb_text_inner"><p>Excellente question 🙏 pour la meditation personnelle.</p>
<p>Appartenir au corps du Christ n’est pas seulement une question d’appartenance religieuse, c’est une réalité spirituelle essentielle pour tout croyant. Voici les principales raisons bibliques et spirituelles qui expliquent pourquoi il faut appartenir au corps du Christ 👇</p>
<p>🌿 1. Parce que le corps du Christ, c’est l’Église</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>&gt; 1 Corinthiens 12:27 – « Vous êtes le corps de Christ, et vous êtes ses membres, chacun pour sa part. »</p>
<p>Appartenir au corps du Christ signifie faire partie de son Église vivante, composée de tous ceux qui ont cru en Jésus-Christ comme Seigneur et Sauveur. Ce n’est pas simplement rejoindre une dénomination, mais être uni spirituellement à Christ et à d’autres croyants.</p>
<p>🔥 2. Parce que c’est en Christ que nous avons la vie spirituelle</p>
<p>&gt; Jean 15:5 – « Sans moi, vous ne pouvez rien faire. »</p>
<p>Tout comme un membre séparé du corps meurt, un chrétien séparé du corps du Christ devient spirituellement faible. En appartenant au corps, nous demeurons connectés à la source de la vie, Jésus lui-même.</p>
<p>🤝 3. Parce que nous avons besoin les uns des autres</p>
<p>&gt; 1 Corinthiens 12:21 – « L’œil ne peut pas dire à la main : Je n’ai pas besoin de toi. »</p>
<p>Dieu n’a pas créé de “chrétiens isolés”. Chaque croyant a un rôle unique et indispensable : certains sont des mains, d’autres des yeux, des oreilles, etc. Ensemble, nous formons un organisme complet. L’unité fait la force spirituelle du corps.</p>
<p>🌺 4. Parce que c’est dans le corps que nous grandissons</p>
<p>&gt; Éphésiens 4:16 – « C’est de lui que tout le corps… tire son accroissement pour s’édifier lui-même dans la charité. »</p>
<p>L’appartenance au corps du Christ permet la croissance spirituelle, la formation, la correction, l’encouragement et l’édification mutuelle. Hors du corps, la maturité spirituelle est difficile à atteindre.</p>
<p>🩸 5. Parce que Christ aime et protège son corps</p>
<p>&gt; Éphésiens 5:29-30 – « Car jamais personne n’a haï sa propre chair ; mais il la nourrit et en prend soin, comme Christ le fait pour l’Église. »</p>
<p>Jésus prend soin de son Église. Ceux qui en font partie bénéficient de sa protection, sa direction et son amour constant.</p>
<p>🕊️ 6. Parce que c’est dans le corps que nous servons Dieu efficacement</p>
<p>&gt; Romains 12:4-6 – « Nous avons plusieurs membres dans un seul corps… ayant des dons différents selon la grâce qui nous a été accordée. »</p>
<p>Le Saint-Esprit distribue des dons spirituels à chaque membre pour le service du Royaume. Ces dons s’expriment pleinement dans le cadre du corps, là où ils sont utiles aux autres.</p>
<p>👑 7. Parce que c’est le corps que Christ viendra chercher</p>
<p>&gt; Éphésiens 5:27 – « Afin de faire paraître devant lui cette Église glorieuse, sans tache ni ride… »</p>
<p>Christ reviendra pour chercher son Église, pas des individus dispersés. Ceux qui appartiennent à son corps feront partie de l’Épouse glorieuse qu’il accueillera dans la gloire éternelle.</p>
<p>💡 En résumé :</p>
<p>Appartenir au corps du Christ, c’est :</p>
<p>* Être unis à Jésus et aux autres croyants,</p>
<p>* Participer à une vie spirituelle active et édifiante,</p>
<p>* Servir Dieu selon notre appel unique,</p>
<p>* Et être préparé pour le retour de Christ.</p></div>
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				<div class="et_pb_text_inner"><p>Ta main droite, Seigneur O trône Eternel, tient un livre écrit en dedans et en dehors ;</p>
<p>Mes péchés l’ont scellé de sept sceaux que tu rompras pour que je ne sois pas un porc ;</p>
<p>O seigneur je glorifie ton nom, toi qui ressuscita mon corps ;</p>
<p>Qui d’autre était digne d’ouvrir le livre et d’en rompre les sept sceaux ?</p>
<p>Qui d’autre pouvait sauver ma peau ?</p>
<p>Personne dans le ciel, ni sur la terre, ni sous la terre ne pouvait retirer sur l’humanité ce noircit manteau ;</p>
<p>Un fleuve de pleurs inonda mon visage de bonheur ;</p>
<p>Quand le lion de la tribu de Juda le fut sans peur.</p>
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<p>Le trône de Dieu et de l’agneau sera désormais dans la nouvelle Jérusalem ;</p>
<p>Le rejeton de David sera sa lumière lui-même et notre prime ;</p>
<p>Ses serviteurs le serviront ;</p>
<p>Ils verront sa face et son nom sera sur leur front ;</p>
<p>Le Saint Esprit me montrera les choses qui arriveront ;</p>
<p>Aux siècles des siècles, le Seigneur m’éclairera et nous régnerons.</p>
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<p>Je n’aurais besoin ni de lampe ni de lumière ;</p>
<p>Car l’Eternel a reçu ma prière ;</p>
<p>Et les nations marcherons a sa lumière ;</p>
<p>Le jugement de Jésus Christ sera juste ;</p>
<p>Les pécheurs ne seront pas sur sa piste ;</p>
<p>Mais moi, Je ne manquerai pas sur sa liste ;</p>
<p>Que le juste pratique encore de la justice ;</p>
<p>Et  quiconque aime et pratique le mensonge n’aura pas de place.</p>
<p>Ainsi j’entrerai dans la ville mesurée par un roseau d’or ;</p>
<p>Mais les chiens, les magiciens, les débauchés, les meurtriers et les idolâtres seront jetés dehors.</p>
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				<div class="et_pb_text_inner"><p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>J</strong>uste prix déjà payé en rémission de ma vie pécheresse;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Puissante pluie rénovatrice de ma vie pleine de sécheresse&nbsp;;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Fleuve d`eau et de sang sanctifiant ma vie terrestre pleine de paresse&nbsp;;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Avocat infatigable plaidant en ma faveur auprès du Père céleste et confirmant mon statut de sacrificateur, de prince ou de princesse.</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">C`EST JESUS CHRIST DE NAZARETH</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">ALLELUIA  ALLELUIA  ALLELUIA ,  JÉSUS CHRIST EST DANS MON CŒUR !</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>E</strong>t, pierre d`achoppement, que les bâtisseurs ont rejetés alors que c`est&nbsp; la pierre angulaire&nbsp;;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Souverain berger me faisant paitre dans l` Éden céleste, et me protégeant contre le diable : mon adversaire ;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Fils unique de la part du Père qui s`humilia en habitant au milieu de nous sous forme d`une parole devenu chair&nbsp;;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Fidèle et véritable, oh toi, assis sur un cheval blanc prêt a exercer sur l`univers un jugement si clair ;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Resplendissement de sa gloire et empreinte de sa substance qui a renverse depuis Golgotha le règne des ténèbres dans mon cœur&nbsp;;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Dieu véritable et vie éternelle, oh toi, source de ma foi dans l`attente de la bienheureuse espérance de la gloire de Jésus christ mon Dieu et Sauveur&nbsp;;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Seigneur de gloire, oh toi, destinateur de toutes louanges depuis mon être et source d`inspiration de nos chants en chœur.</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">C`EST JESUS CHRIST DE NAZARETH</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">ALLELUIA ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA , JESUS CHRIST&nbsp; EST DANS MON CŒUR&nbsp;!</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>S</strong>acrificateur dans l`ordre de Melchisédech qui occupa éternellement le saint des saints et intercéda auprès du Père en ma faveur&nbsp;;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Seigneur Dieu Tout puissant qui a rendu à néant par ses plaidoiries les preuves de mon accusateur&nbsp;;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Agneau sans défaut et sans tache qui a anéanti par son obéissance, son silence, son humilité, sa douceur et son regard les interrogations des saducéens, des pharisiens et du gouverneur&nbsp;;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Roi des nations replissant mon esprit, âme et corps de bonheur&nbsp;;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Saint, innocent et sans souillure, élevé plus haut dans les cieux et sur la terre, et séparé des pécheurs&nbsp;;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Premier- ne de toute la création, qui assujetti toutes choses sous ses pieds et réduisit a zéro par son sang et sa chair, la grandeur de mes malheurs.</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">C`EST JESUS CHRIST DE NAZARETH</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA, JESUS CHRIST EST DANS MON CŒUR&nbsp;!</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>U</strong>nique fils bien-aimé que le créateur envoya vers nous espérant que le monde le respectera&nbsp;;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Témoin fidèle qui m`a délivré de mes pêchés par son sang et qui m`aime et m`aimera ;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Juge des vivants et&nbsp; des morts qui m`a commande de prêcher au peuple, et d`attester que c`est Lui qui a été établi&nbsp;;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Semence d`Abraham qui écrasa la tête du prince des ténèbres ainsi que celle de sa descendance commis promis.</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">C`EST JESUS CHRIST DE NAZARETH</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA, JESUS CHRIST EST DANS MON CŒUR&nbsp;!</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>S</strong>agesse de Dieu, venu proclame la bonne nouvelle aux pauvres et aux opprimes la délivrance&nbsp;;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Dernier Adam venu enlevé la malédiction sur la création et redonne la dominance a l`homme ainsi que l`abondance&nbsp;;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Don inexprimable de la part de Dieu l`Éternel a l`humanité, venu renforcé et développé notre assurance et nos croyances.</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">C`EST JESUS CHRIST DE NAZARETH</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA , JESUS CHRIST EST DANS MON CŒUR&nbsp;!</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>C</strong>orne de délivrance suscité dans la maison de David par le Dieu d`Abraham, Israël et Jacob&nbsp; pour nous sauver et nous rassembler en un seul peuple&nbsp;;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Prophète qui vient dans le monde pour oindre nos yeux par un collyre afin que nous voyons et comprenons son humble périple.</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">C`EST JESUS CHRIST DE NAZARETH</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA, JESUS CHRIST EST DANS MON CŒUR&nbsp;!</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>H</strong>éritier de toutes choses nous déclara, pour l`éternité devant le Père et les anges, ses cohéritiers&nbsp;;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Saint serviteur nous enseigna par ta vie sainte, la puissante confiance et obéissance établi entre le pot et le potier.</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">C`EST JESUS CHRIST DE NAZARETH</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA, JESUS CHRIST EST DANS MON CŒUR&nbsp;!</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>R</strong>ocher de chute que l`intelligence de ce monde ignora et confirma ainsi la fin de sa domination.</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">C`EST JESUS CHRIST DE NAZARETH</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA, JESUS CHRIST EST DANS MON CŒUR&nbsp;!</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>I</strong>mage du Dieu invisible, le premier-né de toute la création.</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">C`EST JESUS CHRIST DE NAZARETH</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA, JESUS CHRIST EST DANS MON CŒUR&nbsp;!</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>S</strong>alut de Dieu qui sera vu par toute chair et qui nous a été fait sagesse, justice, sanctification et rédemption.</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">C`EST JESUS CHRIST DE NAZARETH</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA, JESUS CHRIST EST DANS MON CŒUR&nbsp;!</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>T</strong>émoin fidèle qui se démarqua a Gethsémani par sa détermination à boire le calice de la mort en faveur de sa possession et pour nous tiré de la domination.</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">C`EST JESUS CHRIST DE NAZARETH</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA, JESUS CHRIST EST DANS MON CŒUR&nbsp;!</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>I</strong>mmolé, est le rejeton de David, qui a vaincu pour nous ouvrir le livre et les sept sceaux&nbsp;;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>S</strong>acrifice qui a été manifesté une fois pour l`abolition du pêché et est devenu, comme au déluge l`arche de Noé naviguant sur les eaux.</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">C`EST JESUS CHRIST DE NAZARETH</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA, JESUS CHRIST EST DANS MON CŒUR&nbsp;!</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>I</strong>mmolé, est l`agneau que les quatre êtres vivants et les vingt-quatre vieillards se prosternèrent devant&nbsp;;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>N</strong>azaréen devenu source de lumière et de vérité.</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">C`EST JESUS CHRIST DE NAZARETH</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA, JESUS CHRIST EST DANS MON CŒUR&nbsp;!</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>M</strong>édiateur d`une meilleur alliance entre le créateur et l`humanité&nbsp;;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>Y</strong>ahvé envoyé sur toute la terre et anéantissant l`esclavage du premier Adam et de sa postérité.</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">C`EST JESUS CHRIST DE NAZARETH</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA, JESUS CHRIST EST DANS MON CŒUR&nbsp;!</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>H</strong>éritier du propriétaire des champs, que les cultivateurs jetèrent hors de la vigne et tuèrent afin de posséder son héritage.</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">C`EST JESUS CHRIST DE NAZARETH</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA, JESUS CHRIST EST DANS MON CŒUR&nbsp;!</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>Éto</strong>ile brillante du matin, qui marqua la fin des ténèbres dans notre vie et le commencement du royaume de lumière dans ce divin  voyage.</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">C`EST JESUS CHRIST DE NAZARETH</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA, JESUS CHRIST EST DANS MON CŒUR&nbsp;!</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>A</strong>uteur du salut éternel, pour tous ceux qui lui obéissent et leurs entourages ;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Alfa &amp; Oméga aux yeux de tous ceux qui se trouvent sur le divin passage.</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">C`EST JESUS CHRIST DE NAZARETH</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA, JESUS CHRIST EST DANS MON CŒUR&nbsp;!</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>R</strong>oi des rois, qui a dépossédé toutes les principautés et exerçant son autorité sur toutes les créatures.</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">C`EST JESUS CHRIST DE NAZARETH</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA, JESUS CHRIST EST DANS MON CŒUR&nbsp;!</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong>T</strong>emple détruit et reconstruit durant trois journées, renversant les forces de la nature et déchirant en deux la grande et bonne couture.</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">C`EST JESUS CHRIST DE NAZARETH</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA&nbsp; ALLELUIA, JESUS CHRIST EST DANS MON CŒUR&nbsp;!</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Composé&nbsp; par&nbsp;: Pst. Clovis NIMBONA</p></div>
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