
“Disciples Are Made, Not born,”
Sermon August 23 Mark 3:7-19 In Mark 3:7–19, we see Jesus at a decisive point in His ministry. Large crowds are drawn to Him from

Sermon August 23 Mark 3:7-19 In Mark 3:7–19, we see Jesus at a decisive point in His ministry. Large crowds are drawn to Him from

Sermon August 16 Mark 2:23 – 3:6 The sermon opens by tracing Jesus’s confrontations with the Pharisees in Mark 2:23–3:6—his disciples plucking grain and his

Sermon August 9 Mark 2:13-22 We live in a society that does not know the true nature of God and the gospel, who Christ is,

Alpha is a series of group conversations that explore life, faith, and meaning. Each talk looks at a different question around the Christian faith and is designed to spark conversation in an open, friendly environment.

Sermon July 26 Mark 1:29-45 What’s the difference between a loving relationship and a transactional relationship? Transactional relationships are based on a perceived benefit that

Have you ever heard someone say, “to God be the glory?” How well do you understand the glory of God? The primary Greek word translated “glory” in

Sermon July 19 Mark 1:14-28 Albert Einstein is known for the Theory of Relativity and the equation E= MC 2. Because of these discoveries we

Holiday season is here. One of the things I appreciate most about the Netherlands is its commitment to work-life balance. In the United States, my country

Sermon July 12 Mark 1:1-13 CONTRAST APPRECIATION is a concept that illustrates appreciation based on contrasting experiences like hot and cold or big and small.