Programs

In this series we read five texts from Proverbs, Song of Songs and Lamentations. We will take a look at the most important rule in the law, what is important in life and trusting in God no matter what.

This year, on the four Sundays before Christmas and on Christmas morning, we will read the story of Jesus’ birth from Luke’s gospel. Luke’s stories show how God loves giving people a new beginning.  

In this series we focus on Abraham, Sarah and Isaac. We will read six passages that talk about these ancestors of the people of Israel.

During Lent, we will read Bible stories about the theme of sowing and growing. The seed that falls in the ground, that dies and produces new life, is a familiar image of the death and resurrection of Jesus, which we will celebrate at Easter.

In this series we will read six passages about the beginning of the world. We will take a look at the creation of heaven and earth, the first people, living in and out of the Garden of Eden, Noah and the flood and the tower of Babylon.

In this series we will read about Jesus' ascension into heaven and furthermore five passages from the book of Acts about the first Christians and the beginnings of the Christian church.

In this series we will read four stories from the gospel according to Mark. The main message of the book is that Jesus' arrival ushers in a new era: the Kingdom of God is near.

In this series we read five stories about Jacob. Jacob is Isaac and Rebecca’s son, and Abraham and Sarah’s grandson. He is the third patriarch of the people of Israel.

In this second series on the Gospel accordig to Mark we read three stories that mark the Gospel's main message: that Jesus' arrival on earth ushers in an ew era: the Kingdom of God is near.

In this series we read four stories about Joseph. Joseph is Rachel and Jacob's oldest son. A large people emerges from Joseph's family: the people of Israel.

In this third series on the Gospel according to Mark we will focus on another four passages that mark the main message of Mark's Gospel: the Kingdom of God is near.  

In this series we read three stories from the book of Job: Job loses everything, wisdom (a poem), and God and Job talk to eachother.  

In this Advent and Christmas series, we will read stories from three different prophets looking forward to a bright future. On Christmas morning, we will read the Christmas story from Luke 2.

In this series we read four stories about Jesus from Luke's gospel. The stories talk about Jesus growing up and starting his work in Galilee.  

In this series about Moses, we read four stories about Moses, becoming the leader of Israel. We finish the series with a psalm.

In this Lent and Easter series, we will read the stories about the days before Easter: of Jesus going to Jerusalem, his last meal with his discipels, up to and including his ressurection.

In this series we will read four stories about Moses and the people of Israel in the desert. We will finish this series with a psalm.

In this series we will start by reading a prophecy about Pentecost. Furthermore we will read four stories about Jesus from the Gospel according to Luke. The stories tell of meetings and discussions between Jesus and a diverse range of people.

In this series we will read three passages about the Israelites' journey through the desert.

In this series we will read four texts from the Gospel according to Luke. Jesus tells parables about who God is and how he looks at people, and how people can respond to that.

In this series we read three stories about Joshua and the Israelites entering Canaan.

In this series we will read three stories about Saul, also known as Paul. We'll read how he starts to believe in Jesus, how he travels to tell people about God and Jesus, and how he finds himself in a storm during one of his journeys, and is shipwrecked.

This Sunday, we will focus on Psalm 84: a song about the Temple. The Temple is God’s house. It is a place where you can be close to God, a place to long for.

In this series we will read three passages from Paul's letter to the Christians in Rome.

In this series we will read two passages from Paul's letters to Philemon and the Christians in Philippi. Paul writes to Philemon about the slave Onesimus. In his letter to the Christians in Philipp he mainly speaks about joy and friendliness.