It has much to do with:

a) a most wonderful Name

b) a most exciting challenge

c) a most glorious outcome

Time:
Afternoon

Minister:
Rev. Dr. J. Visscher

Texts:
Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 47
Jeremiah 32:1–27

Time:
Morning

Minister:
Rev. Dr. J. Visscher

Texts:
Psalm 98

We will consider this family's:

a) outsiders

b) insiders

Time:
Afternoon

Minister:
Rev. W. Bredenhof

Texts:
Mark 3:31–35
Mark 3:20–35

The Lord Jesus teaches us to begin our prayer with:

a) "Father"

b) "Our" Father

c) Our Father "in heaven"

Time:
Morning

Minister:
Rev. Dr. J. Visscher

Texts:
Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 46
Luke 11:1–13
John 17:20–26

1. dedicated by Joseph and Mary
2. recognized by Simeon
3. promoted by Anna

Time:
Afternoon

Minister:
Rev. Dr. J. Visscher

Texts:
Luke 2:22–38
Exodus 13:1–16

Time:
Morning

Minister:
Rev. T. Lodder

Texts:
Luke 2:1–7
Isaiah 40:1–11
Luke 2:1–20

Time:
Afternoon

Minister:
Rev. T. Lodder

Texts:
Luke 2:1–7
Micah 4—5

1. Proper address for our prayers
2. Proper self-assessment for our prayers
3. Proper faith for our prayers.

Time:
Morning

Minister:
Rev. W. Bredenhof

Texts:
Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 45
1 Kings 8:22–53

1. it goes deep into our hearts
2. it ranges far over our lives
3. it drives us up to Christ our Lord

Time:
Afternoon

Minister:
Rev. Dr. J. Visscher

Texts:
Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 44
Romans 7:7–25

How Mary becomes the recipient of:
1. The amazing grace of God
2. The rich faithfulness of God
3. The indescribable power of God

Time:
Morning

Minister:
Rev. Dr. J. Visscher

Texts:
Luke 1:26–38
Isaiah 7:1–17