photo de notre parcours au sein de l'institut en 2022. pasteur Essibeye Fabien et evangeliste Bagamang Bertrand president fondateur de bagamangevangelist'sministry.

⚠️ UN AVERTISSEMENT AVANT QU’IL NE SOIT TROP TARD Pourquoi l’homme choisit-il la méchanceté, la haine, la violence et la destruction, alors que Dieu l’a créé pour vivre, aimer, construire et préserver sa création ? Je me demande souvent : qu’est-ce qui est arrivé au cœur de l’homme ? Dieu nous avertit. Le mal ne restera pas impuni éternellement. Un jour viendra où chacun devra rendre compte de sa vie devant le Créateur. L’Apocalypse nous rappelle avec force la réalité du jugement dernier : le temps de la grâce ne doit pas être méprisé. Que l’homme veille ou qu’il ferme les yeux, qu’il accepte l’avertissement ou qu’il le rejette, le jour du jugement viendra. Et lorsque ce jour arrivera, certains regrets seront trop tardifs. L’enfer est une réalité que la Parole de Dieu présente comme un avertissement sérieux. Ce message n’est pas destiné à faire peur, mais à réveiller les consciences. Il est encore temps de changer. Il est encore temps d’abandonner la haine, la violence, la vengeance, l’injustice et la méchanceté. Revenons à Dieu. Changeons nos cœurs. Protégeons la vie. Aimons notre prochain. Prenons soin de la création que Dieu nous a confiée. Car Dieu avertit avant de juger. Mais lorsque le jugement viendra, il sera trop tard pour changer ce qui aurait dû être changé aujourd’hui. 🙏 Que celui qui a des oreilles entende. Que celui qui peut encore changer sa vie le fasse aujourd’hui.

🙏 THANK YOU, LORD, FOR THE GIFT OF LIFE Good morning, people of God. Good morning, humanity. ❤️ This morning, I want to begin with one simple and powerful word: Thank You, Lord. We do not know why we were born or why God has given us the grace to still be alive today. We did not choose to come into this world. Yet the Supreme Being, the God of Israel, freely gave us the precious gift of life and the breath in our lungs. So, if I were standing where you are today, what would I say? I would simply say: “Lord, thank You for everything.” Thank You for life. Thank You for Your grace. Thank You for Your Word. Thank You for the Holy Bible, which teaches us Your truth and gives us strength to believe, hope, and love more deeply each day. Every morning, I ask myself: “Lord, what can I still change in my life so that I can become a better person before You? How can I grow in holiness, humility, love, forgiveness, and truth?” Because walking with God is not simply about talking about God. It is about allowing God to transform the way we live. The Bible reminds us: “Your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit.” — 1 Corinthians 6:19 If my body is the temple of the Holy Spirit, how can I despise it? How can I use my life to hurt others, hate, lie, humiliate, or destroy? And Scripture also tells us: “So God created mankind in his own image.” — Genesis 1:27 My brother, my sister, take a moment and think about this: You were created in the image of God. And so was your neighbor. The person you love was created in God's image. The person you struggle to love was also created in God's image. So why should we despise someone whom God created? Why should we hurt someone whose life has value before God? Why should we live in pride when everything we have is ultimately a gift of grace? And there is another truth that should live in our hearts every day: “It is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me.” — Galatians 2:20 Oh, Lord! If Christ truly lives in me, then my heart should reflect Christ. My words should reflect Christ. My actions should reflect Christ. The way I treat others should reflect Christ. My forgiveness should reflect Christ. My love should reflect Christ. Let us look around us and recognize the greatness of God. The birds of the sky, the trees, the stars, the beauty of creation—all remind us that we are not here by our own power. We are God's creation, standing before our Creator. And yet, God does not treat us according to our failures, our mistakes, or our pride. He continues to give us time. Time to repent. Time to change. Time to forgive. Time to love. Time to return to Him. That is the depth of His grace. God could have turned away from us because of our failures, but He continues to call us. He says, in essence: “Come back to Me. Change your heart. Love one another. Walk in truth.” That is why, people of God, we should never take life for granted. Every breath is a gift. Every morning is a blessing. Every new day is another opportunity to choose love, kindness, forgiveness, and faith. So let us not allow pride, hatred, ignorance, or bitterness to control our lives. Instead, let us ask God for hearts that reflect His character: A humble heart. A compassionate heart. A patient heart. A forgiving heart. A joyful heart. A heart ready to serve and do good. Jesus teaches us: “Love your neighbor as yourself.” — Matthew 22:39 Imagine what our world could look like if we truly lived by these words. Less hatred. Less revenge. Less violence. Less division. Less deception. And more forgiveness. More love. More respect. More kindness. More unity. More peace. More smiles. ❤️ That is a life that truly reflects God. So this morning, I invite you to say with me: 🙏 I was created in the image of God. 🙏 My body is a temple of the Holy Spirit. 🙏 It is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me. And above all, let us pray: “Lord, I recognize that my life is a gift of Your grace. Keep me from pride. Teach me to be humble, to love, to forgive, to serve, and to walk in Your truth. Let my life be a testimony of Your goodness, Your mercy, and Your love.” People of God, let us recognize God's grace while we still have time. May our lives not simply be long, but meaningful, faithful, holy, valuable, and pleasing to God. May God give us the wisdom to understand that every human being is precious in His sight—and therefore, every human being should also be precious in our eyes. Let us choose peace. Let us choose forgiveness. Let us choose love. Let us choose hope. Let us choose to be a blessing to someone today. And let us never forget to smile and be grateful for the beautiful gift of another day. 😊❤️ Lord, thank You for life. Thank You for Your grace. Thank You for Your patience. Thank You for Your love. And above all, thank You because You give us another opportunity today to return to You, to love one another, and to make this world a better place. Amen. 🙏❤️ — Bagamang Bertrand, Evangelist

THANK YOU, LORD, FOR YOUR GRACE 🙏 This new morning, we lift our hearts to God and simply say: Thank You, Lord! Thank You for the breath of life, for health, for protection, and for every new day You give us. We may not always know what tomorrow will bring, but we know that our lives are in Your hands. If we are still standing today, it is not only because of our own strength, but because of Your grace and love. May Your peace, joy, love, and blessings be with everyone who recognizes You as their Creator. May we begin this day with grateful hearts and say: “Thank You, Lord; it is Your grace that has kept me until today.” Amen. 🙏❤️

Écriture 🌍 FUNDING & PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITY – DIGITAL EVANGELISM, PEACE & COMMUNITY TRANSFORMATION I am pleased to present a project that is very close to my heart: Digital Evangelism, Peace, Education and Community Transformation Initiative, led by Bagamang Evangelist's Ministry in Chad. As a Christian servant and evangelist, my sincere motivation is to use the opportunities and gifts God has given me to serve humanity, share the Gospel, encourage young people, promote peace and reconciliation, and use digital platforms responsibly to spread messages of hope, education and positive values. For some time, I have been using social media to evangelise, educate, encourage and promote peace. However, one major challenge is the lack of appropriate audiovisual equipment to produce high-quality videos, educational programs, interviews and digital awareness content capable of reaching a wider audience. 🎯 Our vision is to establish a sustainable digital media capacity that will allow us to: • Produce quality evangelistic and educational videos • Promote peace, reconciliation and social cohesion • Encourage young people through education and positive values • Promote responsible use of social media and the Internet • Train young people and volunteers in basic digital media skills • Reach communities locally, nationally and internationally through digital platforms The project is planned for 24 months, with an indicative budget of up to AUD 60,000, subject to the official funding requirements and eligibility criteria applicable to Chad. The project can also receive partial financial support, audiovisual equipment, computers, technical training, mentorship, Internet/digital services or other eligible in-kind contributions. Every contribution is valuable and can be adapted to the priorities and capacity of the partner or donor. 🙏🏽 My personal testimony and motivation I am not seeking support simply to acquire equipment. I am seeking partners who believe that digital communication can become a powerful instrument for education, peace, hope and positive transformation. I have continued this work with the limited resources available to me because I believe that what God has placed in our hands should be used to serve others and bring glory to Him. With appropriate tools and partnerships, I believe this work can reach many more people. My academic and professional background includes Christian leadership training at the Christian Leadership Institute in Michigan, USA (2022), a Bachelor's Degree in Humanitarian Project Management, and training in political advisory/public policy in Ghana, together with experience in education, leadership, project management and community engagement. I am therefore open to working with foundations, NGOs, churches, development partners, companies, individual donors and organisations that share this vision. 📌 PROJECT CONTACT Bagamang Baldere Bertrand Founder & Evangelist Bagamang Evangelist's Ministry – Chad 📧 Email: bagamangbertrand[gmail].com 📱 WhatsApp: +235 66 19 40 85 🌐 Platform: Bagamang Evangelist's Ministry 📄 A complete professional project proposal in PDF and Word format is available upon request for interested partners and donors. Together, we can use digital communication to educate, inspire, evangelise, promote peace and contribute to the transformation of communities. 🙏🏽 May God bless every person, organisation and partner who chooses to support positive change and the service of humanity. #FundingOpportunity #DigitalEvangelism #Peacebuilding #CommunityDevelopment #Education #YouthEmpowerment #DigitalTransformation #SocialCohesion #Chad #Africa #NGO #Partnership #ChristianLeadership #Evangelism

GIVING TO GOD: A MATTER OF FAITH, LOVE, AND RESPONSIBILITY Good morning, dear brothers and sisters! 🙏🏾❤️ Every morning that God gives us the breath of life is already a reason to say, “Thank You, Lord!” We should never take life for granted or assume that it is automatic or guaranteed. “This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.” — Psalm 118:24 The Bible teaches us that giving to God and supporting His work should be done with love, faith, freedom, and a sincere heart—not under pressure or manipulation. 1. GOD LOOKS FIRST AT THE HEART ❤️ Jesus taught that it is not necessarily the amount we give that matters most, but the heart with which we give. In Mark 12:41–44, Jesus observed a poor widow who placed two small coins into the Temple treasury. In the eyes of people, her offering was very small. But Jesus explained that she had given sincerely, according to what she had. This teaches us an important truth: God does not ask a person who has nothing to give what they do not have. He looks at faith, sincerity, and the condition of the heart. 2. THE BIBLE ENCOURAGES GENEROSITY—NOT PRESSURE 2 Corinthians 9:7 says: “Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.” This is a fundamental Christian principle. A pastor, evangelist, or church may honestly explain the needs of the ministry, present projects, and invite people to participate. But no one should manipulate people's consciences by saying, for example: “If you don't give, God will punish you.” Christian generosity should be free, voluntary, joyful, and motivated by love. ❤️ 3. THE TITHE IN THE BIBLE Tithing appears clearly in the Old Testament, particularly in Malachi 3:10, where it was part of Israel's religious system. In the New Testament, Jesus also speaks about tithing, including in Matthew 23:23, while emphasizing the greater matters of justice, mercy, and faithfulness. Therefore, we should never turn the tithe into a tool of pressure or a magical formula for receiving God's blessings. Giving is not buying God's blessing. God is not a businessman, and an offering is not a payment intended to force God to give us something in return. 4. WHAT SHOULD A PERSON DO IF THEY HAVE NOTHING? A person who has very little should never be humiliated because they cannot give financially. They can serve God in many other ways: 🙏🏾 Through prayer ⏰ Through their time 💡 Through their skills 🤝 Through their work 📖 Through evangelism ❤️ Through encouragement 🫂 Through helping others 🏠 Through hospitality 🗣️ Through their testimony Jesus never taught that the value of a Christian depends on how much money they give. Your value before God is not measured by the size of your wallet. ❤️ 5. HOW CAN A MAN OF GOD SUPPORT HIS MINISTRY? This is where we need balance and wisdom. A servant of God can honestly present the needs of his ministry, such as: Evangelism and outreach Renting or building a place of worship Audio and video equipment Transportation Helping widows Supporting orphans Youth programs Community development and other ministry activities Then he can invite those who are able to participate voluntarily and according to their means. The Bible also teaches that those who proclaim the Gospel may receive support through the work they do (1 Corinthians 9:13–14). But a servant of God must also practice transparency and integrity. When donations are received, there should be accountability regarding how the funds are used. Proper records should be maintained, and personal finances should not be carelessly mixed with ministry funds. 6. OUR RESPONSIBILITY TOWARD WIDOWS AND VULNERABLE PEOPLE The Bible places great importance on widows, orphans, the poor, and vulnerable people. James 1:27 reminds us that pure and genuine religion includes caring for orphans and widows in their distress. Therefore, when a church or ministry receives resources, it should not think only about buildings and equipment. It should also ask: “How can we use what God has entrusted to us to help people who are suffering?” 7. AN INVITATION WITHOUT PRESSURE 🙏🏾❤️ To everyone who desires to support a Christian ministry: If God has blessed you with resources and you feel led to support the Gospel, you are welcome to contribute freely and joyfully. You can give financially, materially, through your time, your skills, or your prayers. But if you are personally going through a difficult season and cannot give financially, please do not feel guilty. Your prayers matter. Your encouragement matters. Your presence matters. Your faith matters. Your worth before God does not depend on your ability to give money. ❤️ CONCLUSION Our goal is not to take people's money. Our goal is to serve God, proclaim the Gospel, build a lasting ministry, and bring hope and practical help to people in need. I desire to develop my ministry, reach more people with the Gospel, build a sustainable work, and especially support widows, orphans, and vulnerable people. But I want to do this with truth, integrity, transparency, accountability, and without pressure. To those who are able to support this vision: Thank you for your love, generosity, and partnership. 🙏🏾❤️ To those who cannot give financially: Thank you as well for your prayers, your presence, your encouragement, and your faith. 😊🙏🏾 May everything we do be done with love, transparency, wisdom, and respect, so that God may be glorified. “Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.” — 2 Corinthians 9:7 🙏🏾❤️ May God bless every family, every donor, every supporter, and every person who serves His work with a sincere heart. IN SUMMARY You can ask people to support your ministry, but present a clear vision, genuine needs, and honest goals. Allow everyone to decide freely. Be accountable for how funds are used, and never make people believe that they will be cursed, rejected by God, or condemned simply because they do not have money to give. That is a healthy, responsible, and biblically defensible way to develop a ministry. 🙏🏾❤️😊 May God bless you all abundantly, and may everything we do bring glory to His name. With love, faith, and a joyful heart. ❤️🙏🏾😊

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Le bunker ou la paix : quel avenir voulons-nous pour l’humanité ? L’être humain a reçu de Dieu un monde immense pour vivre, construire, aimer et transmettre la vie. Pourtant, par peur, méfiance, ambition et conflits, il en est arrivé à construire des bunkers pour se protéger de son propre semblable. Le bunker symbolise ainsi une profonde contradiction : l’homme cherche à se protéger des conséquences de la violence qu’il contribue lui-même à créer. Il construit des armes, puis construit des refuges pour échapper à ces armes. Mais aucun bunker ne peut résoudre la racine du problème : la peur, la haine, l’injustice et la méfiance. La véritable question n’est donc pas seulement : « Comment construire des refuges plus sûrs ? » Elle est : « Comment construire une humanité qui n’aura plus besoin de se cacher de son prochain ? » La paix ne signifie pas simplement l’absence de guerre. Elle exige la justice, le dialogue, la confiance, le respect de la dignité humaine et la capacité de résoudre les différends avant qu’ils ne deviennent violents. La prévention des conflits et la médiation sont précisément fondées sur cette logique. Chrétiens, musulmans, croyants des traditions ancestrales et personnes sans religion peuvent partager une responsabilité commune : protéger la vie, refuser la haine, combattre les mensonges, écouter l’autre et transmettre la paix aux générations futures. Si nous croyons que Dieu est au-dessus de toute chose, alors notre foi doit nous conduire non à la domination, mais à l’humilité, au pardon et au respect de la vie. L’humanité n’a pas seulement besoin de bunkers plus solides. Elle a besoin de cœurs plus pacifiques. Construisons donc moins de murs entre les hommes et davantage de ponts entre les peuples. C’est ainsi que nous pourrons passer d’une civilisation de la peur à une civilisation de la paix.

L’Église : développons avec sagesse et amour selon la Parole de Dieu Texte biblique : Exode 35:29 Culte de la Communauté Lélé – EET N°5, N’Djamena Dimanche 23 août 2026 Résumé préparé par l’administration et l’équipe de Bagamang Evangelist’s Ministry Thème « L’Église, développons-la avec sagesse, amour et selon les standards de la Bible. » Résumé Exode 35:29 nous montre que les enfants d’Israël ont apporté volontairement leurs biens et leurs ressources pour contribuer à l’œuvre que Dieu avait confiée à son peuple. Chacun a donné selon son cœur et selon ce qu’il possédait. Ce passage nous enseigne une vérité fondamentale : le développement de l’Église est une responsabilité collective. L’œuvre de Dieu ne repose pas uniquement sur les pasteurs ou sur quelques personnes. Chaque croyant possède un don, une compétence, une ressource, du temps ou une capacité qu’il peut mettre au service du Royaume de Dieu. Développer l’Église ne signifie donc pas seulement construire de beaux bâtiments. Il s’agit aussi de développer la foi, l’amour, l’unité, l’éducation chrétienne, la jeunesse, la mission, la solidarité, l’évangélisation et l’utilisation responsable des ressources. 1. Développer avec sagesse La Bible nous appelle à agir avec intelligence, discernement et bonne gestion. Les ressources consacrées à Dieu doivent être utilisées avec responsabilité, transparence et vision. La sagesse consiste à ne pas gaspiller ce que Dieu nous confie, mais à l’utiliser pour produire un impact durable. 2. Développer avec amour Dans Exode 35:29, les dons viennent d’un cœur disposé. Le véritable développement de l’Église doit être motivé par l’amour de Dieu et l’amour du prochain, et non par la recherche de prestige ou d’intérêts personnels. Ce que nous faisons pour l’Église doit être fait avec un cœur sincère, volontaire et rempli d’amour. 3. Chacun a une part dans l’œuvre Certains donnent financièrement, d’autres donnent leur temps, leurs compétences, leurs idées, leur travail, leurs prières ou leur disponibilité. Il ne faut donc pas mépriser la contribution de quelqu’un parce qu’elle paraît petite. Dieu regarde aussi le cœur avec lequel nous donnons. 4. Construire pour les générations futures Une Église développée avec sagesse pense à demain. Nous devons investir dans les enfants, les jeunes, la formation des responsables, l’évangélisation, les infrastructures et les œuvres sociales. Notre génération doit laisser une Église plus forte, plus unie, plus mature et mieux organisée à la génération suivante. Conclusion Exode 35:29 nous invite à comprendre que l’œuvre de Dieu avance lorsque son peuple accepte de participer volontairement, avec amour, sagesse et responsabilité. Que chaque membre de la Communauté Lélé – EET N°5 puisse se demander : « Qu’est-ce que Dieu a placé entre mes mains que je peux consacrer à son œuvre ? » Ensemble, développons l’Église sans compétition, sans division et sans recherche de gloire personnelle, mais dans l’unité, l’amour, la sagesse, la transparence et la fidélité à la Parole de Dieu. Que tout ce que nous construisons pour l’Église serve à glorifier Jésus-Christ et à faire avancer son Royaume. « Que chacun de vous mette au service des autres le don qu’il a reçu. » — 1 Pierre 4:10

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GOD SEES YOU: HIS JUDGMENT IS CERTAIN Shalom, shalom, shalom, people of God! This morning, I bring you a simple but powerful message: God sees you. God sees your actions. God knows your heart. Do not think that violence, hatred, war, oppression, and the destruction of innocent lives will remain without consequences. You may hide your actions from people, but you cannot hide them from God. God did not create this world for destruction. He created it for life, love, justice, peace, and human dignity. While some prepare wars and develop weapons capable of destroying entire populations, innocent people are suffering and families are simply asking for peace. So I say to those who promote hatred and destruction: Do not be deceived. God sees you. The power of human beings has limits, but God is the final Judge. To those who believe in God: do not answer evil with evil. Continue to love, forgive, bless, serve, and build peace. And to those who are doing evil: repent while there is still time. One day, every person will give an account before God. The world was not created only to destroy. We were created to build. We were created to love. We were created to serve. We were created to live in peace. May God awaken the conscience of leaders, nations, and every human being. May He give us wisdom, discernment, compassion, and the courage to choose peace over destruction. God sees you. God knows you. His judgment is certain. This is your servant from Bagamangevangelist’sministry, speaking to you this morning. **May God bless you, protect the innocent, and bring peace to our world. Shalom, shalom, shalom!**

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