Que sais-je du Paradis? Quelle différence cela peut-il faire dans ma vie aujourd'hui? Pourquoi de nombreux Chrétiens ne semblent-ils plus bouillonnants à l'idée de rejoindre le Paradis? Quelles sont les idées reçues qui reviennent le plus souvent au sujet du Paradis?

In 2018, Randy Alcorn spoke at Hope Chapel Maui in Kihei, Hawaii on the subject of money and giving. For more information, see Randy's book The Treasure Principle. In this clip, Randy talks about how view of money is determined by where we consider our home to be. 

C.S. Lewis a écrit : « The safest road to hell is the gradual one—the gentle slope, soft underfoot, without sudden turnings, without milestones, without signposts ». On pourrait traduire cette phrase comme ceci : « La route la plus sûre vers l'Enfer est celle qui est progressive : une pente douce, agréable sous le pied, sans virage serré, sans borne kilométrique, sans panneau indicateur. »

The New International Version rendering of John 14:2 is this: “In my Father’s house are many rooms. . . . I am going there to prepare a place for you.” Place is singular, but rooms is plural. This suggests Jesus has in mind for each of us an individual dwelling that’s a smaller part of the larger place. This place will be home to us in the most unique sense.

En este vídeo, Randy Alcorn habla con un grupo de pastores sobre la tema de "Cielo". Este vídeo esta subtitulado en Español. Su puede encontrar los libros de Randy en Español aqui: http://store.epm.org/category/spanish. 

Over the years, people have told me they can’t get excited about the New Jerusalem because they don’t like cities. But this city will be different—it will have all the advantages we associate with earthly cities but none of the disadvantages. 

Luis Palau is an international Christian evangelist and the founder of the Luis Palau Evangelical Association, a wonderful ministry that EPM has supported. Joined by his sons Andrew and Kevin, Luis made a video announcing that he’s been diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. 

With our finite understanding, it’s a logical conclusion that if the souls of the martyrs can be seen, in a certain location–under the altar—and they can cry out with a loud voice, then they have bodies to make those things possible. God may have a different way to make those things possible, but we have no particular reason to think so.

How many thousands, perhaps millions, of people around the world have been impacted by EPM’s ministry? In the vast majority of cases, we’re not in the position to know what God has done in people’s lives and how their stories end. But one day, we’ll find out.