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The last of 2008! The GBU

15/12/2008

The last Monday when we met in our dear and pleasant CERDI room. It was an opportunity to watch the movie "A Better World" by Mimi Leder. Good atmosphere, good company ... and above all a fascinating subject. Without repeating the synopsis of the film, it is the story of a young boy who has designed and implemented his idea to change the world, making it better. The film itself is original, moving, and above all well understood. The base of a beautiful reflection on what Jesus and the Good News can change the world today.

This exchange has emerged the idea that we can not change the world by our own forces. What is important is our motivation as Christians, we motor our love for God and our faith. This affects the way we conduct ourselves and our relationships with the world around us. We must strive to have an exemplary attitude, loving, and reflect our beliefs. We must also take advantage of the opportunities to share the word about us.
It is important to remember that God redeems and saves, we are only vectors.

fully live our lives as Christians and God will carry out his plans!

See you in 2009 ...

Jean-Fabrice.

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Free screening of the film, provided with a light snack, followed by a mini-debate on what Jesus can still change the world .

Monday, December 15, 2008 At 19:30

5 rue Brault CERDI (Line 1 and 8 stop St Jacques)

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Rediscovery of the parable of the sower studied last year

http://gbuangers.blogspot.com/2007/12/etude-de-kevin-sur-la-parabole-du.html us remember that a study has already been made on this parable is one of the best known of Christ Jesus. The advantage of having reconsidered this time in the version of the Gospel of Luke (ch.8; vv.4 to 15), 24/11 is that the same biblical text discussed several months ago can take on a whole other dimension studied by another GBUssien here Philip. This has highlighted retail as well as a further step forward by my statement that a lot of our contemporaries receiving the Word of God sown for all, in parallel to an audience of Christ - Word addressing everyone as stated by Jesus in the text with his cri de coeur: "Hear, Who hath ears to hear!" - Did not personally experienced in their flesh, living on a emotion before zapping the Word.

Here is my experience with the Word of God that I heard was on exchange with a Christian.

"A sower went out to sow his seed." I also personally received two years ago, at first I took this with a grain of salt especially being told that the words of Jesus, the Bible verbatim, had the power to bring a balm on my inner wounds . However, with time, reading of biblical texts, and experiencing contact with God through prayer, I felt that I should be afraid of this world oppressive. God through His Word we want to cure many kinds of stress generated by a world turned upside down while I am confident today in my heart that everyone, even those who deny me at first as a newspaper or problems God is ready to eradicate because it is the Father of Creation and that therefore all men are considered his children he wants to take care. Reconnectons us to Him, we gain everything, we do not lose anything that's what I say now I do not shining because the normality of today would have neither God nor master, on the contrary, my belief in the word are not just words on paper, but rather responses to expectations of life that would never find answers if God had not answered. These testimonies have brought them to people with whom I feel an openness to accept what is inexplicable at first glance, the action is that of the Invisible God, do not sow hearts to force them to convert but to think that Being Christian is not at all far from an oddity. Human beings are free by nature, so it is each to see whether or not the seeds of the Word itself can grow.

Sebastian