Dans un monde o\u00f9 tout est d\u00e9fini par l’argent, le pouvoir et la r\u00e9ussite, servir Dieu est souvent n\u00e9glig\u00e9 et consid\u00e9r\u00e9 comme un gain incomplet. Cependant, dans la perspective chr\u00e9tienne, servir Dieu est le plus beau boulot du si\u00e8cle. En plus d’apporter la joie, l’espoir et le contentement, servir Dieu offre une r\u00e9mun\u00e9ration garantie et abondante. Dans cet article, nous allons explorer pourquoi servir Dieu est le meilleur travail que l’on puisse avoir et comment cela est richement b\u00e9ni.<\/p>\n
When we serve God, he blesses us richly. He promises to provide for all our needs according to his riches and glory in Christ Jesus (Philippians 4:19). He also promises to give us peace that passes all understanding (Philippians 4:7) and joy beyond description (1 Peter 1:8). In Christ, we have inexhaustible riches that come from his love, grace and mercy (Ephesians 2:7).<\/p>\n
Le travail est g\u00e9n\u00e9ralement effectu\u00e9 en \u00e9change d’argent. Cependant, lorsque nous servons Dieu, ce n’est pas une question d’argent, mais d’ob\u00e9issance. En ob\u00e9issant \u00e0 Dieu, il nous r\u00e9compense, non seulement dans cette vie, mais dans la vie \u00e0 venir. J\u00e9sus a dit que tous ceux qui ont quitt\u00e9 leur maison, leurs fr\u00e8res, leurs s\u0153urs ou leur m\u00e8re pour sa cause recevront le centuple et h\u00e9riteront de la vie \u00e9ternelle (Matthieu 19 :29). En d’autres termes, ce que nous sacrifions pour le Christ ne sera jamais en vain.<\/p>\n
Le travail est souvent incertain. Une entreprise peut fermer ses portes demain, un employ\u00e9 peut perdre son emploi du jour au lendemain, les \u00e9conomies peuvent \u00eatre perdues du jour au lendemain. Cependant, lorsqu’on sert Dieu, on peut \u00eatre assur\u00e9 qu’il nous m\u00e8nera toujours \u00e0 bon port. Il ne nous laissera jamais ni ne nous abandonnera jamais (Deut\u00e9ronome 31 : 6). Il est notre rocher, notre refuge et notre force en tout temps (Psaumes 46 : 1).<\/p>\n
Le travail peut \u00eatre exigeant, sans but et stressant, mais lorsqu’on sert Dieu, on trouve satisfaction, paix et espoir. Les \u0153uvres de nos mains ne peuvent jamais nous satisfaire pleinement, mais servir Dieu peut r\u00e9pondre \u00e0 notre plus profonde soif, notre soif pour la signification, la valeur et le but. Nous sommes cr\u00e9\u00e9s pour servir Dieu et non pas se satisfaire en nous-m\u00eames (Eccl\u00e9siaste 12 :13).<\/p>\n
Le plus grand avantage de servir Dieu est d’\u00eatre pardonn\u00e9 de nos p\u00e9ch\u00e9s et d’avoir une relation restaur\u00e9e avec lui. J\u00e9sus a rendu cela possible en mourant sur la croix pour nos p\u00e9ch\u00e9s. Il a renouvel\u00e9 notre esprit et nous a donn\u00e9 sa justice afin que nous puissions vivre pleinement pour lui (2 Corinthiens 5 :17). En outre, lorsque nous servons Dieu, il nous r\u00e9compense m\u00eame au-del\u00e0 de nos attentes. Il nous surprend par sa gr\u00e2ce et nous donne des b\u00e9n\u00e9dictions que nous n’aurions jamais imagin\u00e9es (\u00c9ph\u00e9siens 3 : 20-21).<\/strong><\/p>\n Serving God is the greatest job of the century. It offers inexhaustible wealth, guaranteed remuneration, unshakable assurance, rewarding satisfaction and abundant blessing.<\/strong><\/p>\n We are all called to serve God and participate in His plan for our lives. 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