We'll consider –

1. the freedom in his teaching
2. the freedom in his driving out an evil spirit.

Time:
Morning

Texts:
Mark 1:21–28

1) Christ's preaching
2) Christ calling His first disciples

Time:
Afternoon

Minister:
Rev. W. Bredenhof

Texts:
Mark 1:14–20

We'll consider His:
1. Baptism
2. Temptation

Time:
Morning

Minister:
Rev. W. Bredenhof

Texts:
Mark 1:9–13

How God Provides for Us by the Use of His Loving and Powerful Hands
1. Everything is in God's hand;
2. Everything comes from God's hand;
3. Everyone must take hold of God's hand.

Time:
Afternoon

Minister:
Rev. W.B. Slomp

Texts:
Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 10

The Brilliant Way in which the Lord Jesus Teaches us how to Love our Neighbour as Ourselves
He does that by:
1. entering our world;
2. telling us a simple story
3. giving us a most basic command

Time:
Morning

Minister:
Rev. W.B. Slomp

Texts:
Luke 10:25–37

What is good, and what does God require of you? He requires covenant faithfulness. This means:
1. A Covenant Obedience (act justly)
2. A Covenant Love (love mercy)
3. A Covenant Walk (walk humbly with your God)

Time:
Afternoon

Minister:
Rev. A. Roukema

Texts:
Micah 6:8

Run the race with endurance

1. Look back
2. Run Forward
3. Focus on Christ

Time:
Morning

Minister:
Rev. A. Roukema

Texts:
Hebrews 12
Hebrews 1—3

1. He is great
2. He is trustworthy

Time:
Afternoon

Minister:
Rev. W.B. Slomp

Texts:
Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 9

To Confess that God Exists in Three Persons is an Act of Faith

Time:
Afternoon

Minister:
Rev. W.B. Slomp

Texts:
Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 8

In this text we see:
1. Deep distress
2. A realistic rebute

Time:
Afternoon

Texts:
2 Samuel 18:33—19:8