Christ Way Ministry International - Abidjan

Speaker: Pastor Jean-Luc Bridonneau Scripture: Matthew 6:21“For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” Short Description: A passionate heart for God is revealed by what we value most. Jesus teaches that our hearts naturally follow our treasure. This message challenges us to examine our priorities, deepen our devotion, and cultivate a genuine love for God that shapes every area of...

Gratitude doesn’t have to wait until the answer comes. When we truly know God and trust His will, we can give thanks in advance. This message from 1 John 5:14–15 reminds us that confident prayer is rooted in the character of a faithful God, one who hears, responds, and fulfills.  Anticipatory gratitude  is not wishful thinking, it’s the posture of faith that honors God before the outcome is visibl...

David had a good desire, to build a house for God. But God had a better plan, to build an eternal legacy through David. In 1 Chronicles 17, we see the sovereignty of God in action: He says “no” to David’s request, not to reject him, but to redirect him toward something greater. This message explores how we respond when God’s answer isn’t what we expected. Sometimes He says “wait,” other times “no”...

We often feel inadequate or underprepared for the challenges of life and faith, but the Word of God tells a different story. In 2 Peter 1:3–11, we are reminded that  God has already equipped us with everything we need  to live godly, fruitful lives. This message unpacks how  His power , not our effort, is the source of strength, and how spiritual growth, character development, and eternal impact c...

God is glorified not by our intentions, but by our  fruitfulness . In John 15:8, Jesus makes it clear that bearing fruit is the  evidence of true discipleship . Paul echoes this in Philippians 3, where he describes pressing forward, not settling, not coasting, but continually growing in spiritual purpose. This message invites us to examine whether our lives are producing lasting fruit, in characte...

Many ask,  “What would Jesus do?” , but a deeper question is:  “What will Jesus do in me, through me, and with me when I obey Him?” In John 15:10, Jesus invites us into a life of love through obedience, a love that mirrors His own devotion to the Father. This message challenges us to consider not only our actions, but our alignment. Jesus obeyed, abided, and loved, and He calls us to do the same....

Thanksgiving is more than a calendar event, it’s a  daily response  to God’s grace. Gratitude is not seasonal; it’s a posture, a lifestyle, a way of seeing and living. In John 15:8, Jesus makes it clear that  fruitfulness , not just knowledge or good intentions, is the evidence of true discipleship. This October Thanksgiving Service calls us to reflect not only on what God has done, but on how our...

Sometimes, Jesus meets us in the shallow waters, but then calls us into the deep. In Luke 5, Simon Peter is weary from a night of failure, yet Jesus invites him to trust again, to go deeper, and to expect more. This message challenges us to move beyond comfort, routine, and surface-level faith. The deep is where the miracles happen, where obedience meets overflow. But it takes trust to go there. W...

Evangelism is not just about boldness, it’s about  power from above . Before sending His disciples into the world, Jesus promised them the gift of the Holy Spirit. Acts 1:8 reminds us that we are not called to witness in our own strength, but in the power of the Spirit. This message explores what it means to be filled with the Holy Spirit, and how that filling fuels a life of purpose, passion, and...

When Jesus called His first disciples, He didn’t give them a plan. He gave them a person to follow. This message unpacks His simple yet powerful invitation:  “Come, follow Me.”  It’s a call to leave comfort, embrace transformation, and step into purpose. Jesus doesn’t just call us to believe — He calls us to become. As we walk with Him, He makes us into people who influence others for eternity.

On the Mount of Transfiguration, God revealed Jesus’ divine identity to the disciples, declaring Him as the  chosen Son and commanding,  “Listen to Him.”  This moment reminds us that Jesus is not just Savior but also  Teacher . The one whose words lead us into truth, life, and transformation. In a noisy world filled with competing voices, this message calls us back to the heart of discipleship:  h...

On the Mount of Transfiguration, God revealed Jesus’ divine identity to the disciples, declaring Him as the  chosen Son and commanding,  “Listen to Him.”  This moment reminds us that Jesus is not just Savior but also  Teacher . The one whose words lead us into truth, life, and transformation. In a noisy world filled with competing voices, this message calls us back to the heart of discipleship:  h...

Long before Jesus stepped onto the scene, God was already preparing hearts. Luke 1 opens not with the birth of Christ, but with the miraculous beginnings of  John the Baptist  — a child born to aging parents, promised through an angel, and filled with the Holy Spirit even from the womb. John’s story reminds us that  God’s plans often begin in hidden places : in silence, in waiting, and in the fait...

Title:  When Grace Calls You by Name Preacher:  Bro. Elijah |  Date:  July 20 Description: Zacchaeus climbed a tree hoping to see Jesus, but he didn’t expect Jesus to see him — and call him by name. This message from Luke 19:1–10 reminds us that grace is personal. It seeks us out, knows our name, and invites us into transformation. When grace calls, everything changes.

Jochebed: The Trusting Mother In the face of danger and uncertainty, Jochebed chose faith over fear. She placed her child in God’s hands; literally and spiritually, trusting that the Lord would protect and provide. Her quiet courage set in motion a deliverance far greater than she could imagine. This message from Exodus 2:1–4 reminds us that  when we release what we treasure most to God, He writes...

When faced with a defining moment, Esther chose purpose over comfort. Though crowned queen, her true royalty was revealed in her willingness to risk it all for God’s people. This message from Esther 4:10–17 reminds us that our position is not just for privilege, but for divine purpose. To stand in the gap, speak up, and serve boldly where God has placed us. by Sis. Marcelle

A godly family is not defined by perfection, but by faith, prayer, and trust in God. In 1 Samuel 1, Hannah’s burden and Elkanah’s support reveal a home where faith was alive despite challenges. Hebrews 11 reminds us that families who trust God leave a lasting legacy. This message calls us to build homes rooted in prayer, love, and unwavering faith. Sis. Martine

Though her name is not recorded, the Shunammite woman is remembered for her spiritual perception, sacrificial hospitality, and unshakable faith. According to tradition, she descended from the tribe of Issachar, a people known for understanding the times and knowing what Israel ought to do. True to her heritage, she discerned the prophet Elisha’s divine calling, created space for God in her home, a...

On this Thanksgiving Sunday, we lift our voices in awe and adoration, declaring that there is no God like our God, faithful, merciful, and unmatched in power and love. Inspired by the psalmist’s cry,  “Praise the Lord, my soul; all my inmost being, praise His holy name”  (Psalm 103:1), this message calls us to deep, personal worship. It’s not just about singing, it’s about recognizing who God is a...

On this special Mother’s Day, we honor the women whose lives reflect the wisdom, strength, and grace described in Proverbs 31. From tireless sacrifice to quiet faithfulness, godly mothers embody a beauty that runs deeper than appearance one that shapes families, communities, and generations. This service celebrates not just what mothers do, but who they are: women of virtue, dignity, and enduring...

Unlocking Divine Interventions and Blessings Through Thanksgiving - Pastor. Emmanuel Bru Thanksgiving is more than gratitude. It’s a divine key. Psalm 100:4 reveals a spiritual principle: we gain access to God’s presence, power, and provision through thanksgiving. When we thank God, we invite Him into our circumstances. This message explores how genuine, consistent thanksgiving unlocks divine inte...

We Serve the Risen Savior: 40 Days of Convincing Proof After the resurrection, Jesus didn’t simply vanish. He remained for 40 days, offering convincing proof that He was truly alive (Acts 1:1–5). As we reflect on this powerful season, we are reminded that our faith is not built on myth or mystery, but on a living Savior who showed Himself with clarity, compassion, and purpose. This Sunday, we affi...

Christ Jesus: The Resurrection and the Life On Resurrection Sunday, we celebrate the victory that changed everything. In Luke 24:1–12, the empty tomb stands as eternal proof that Christ is not dead. He is risen, just as He said. Jesus is not only the one who conquered death; He is  the Resurrection and the Life  for all who believe. This message invites us to move beyond the grave, into the fullne...

Palm Sunday marks the triumphant arrival of Jesus into Jerusalem, celebrated with shouts of  “Hosanna!”  and palm branches raised high. But beyond the celebration lies a powerful truth: Jesus chose a path of humility. As Philippians 2:6-8 reveals, though He was equal with God, He made Himself nothing, taking on the form of a servant and becoming obedient to death on a cross. This message unpacks t...

This April Thanksgiving Sunday, we reflect on Romans 3:23 “For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” As we gather in gratitude, we acknowledge our human imperfections not with despair, but with thanksgiving for the grace that lifts us beyond our failings. Let this be a moment of humble worship, where we celebrate the unmerited favor of God and the hope we have through Christ.