In this new Advent series, Resounding, we turn our hearts to Mary’s song in Luke 1:46–55, known as the Magnificat. Mary’s voice rises in praise, resounding with joy, humility, and hope as she proclaims the greatness of God. Her words echo across generations, reminding us that God lifts the lowly, fills the hungry, and fulfills His promises. Through this series, we will explore how Mary’s resounding faith invites us to join in her song a song of trust, reversal, and redemption. As we prepare for Christ’s coming, we’ll reflect on how the Magnificat calls us to amplify God’s mercy in our own lives, letting His promises resound through us into the world.

In the final installment of our Exiles series, we turn to Jeremiah 23:1–6 and the promise of Christ the King, the Righteous Branch. Jeremiah speaks of a day when God will raise up a shepherd unlike any other one who rules with justice, restores His scattered people, and brings true hope to the exiles. This message points us to Jesus, the fulfillment of that promise, who reigns not with corruption or fear but with righteousness and peace.As we close the Exiles journey, we reflect on the longing of God’s people for a true King and celebrate the One who has come to gather, heal, and reign forever. Join us as we discover how Christ’s kingship transforms our exile into belonging, our despair into hope, and our wandering into home.

In this compelling continuation of our Exiles series, Rinus unpacks the powerful theme of "Promise" as revealed in Jeremiah chapters 30–33. Through these sessions, we journey deeper into God's enduring commitment to restore, renew, and bring hope even in the midst of exile.

In this series, Rinus talks about Jeremiah 29:1–23, where God speaks to His people in exile not with despair, but with purpose. Though displaced and disoriented, the Israelites are called to believe in God's promises, seek the welfare of the place they now inhabit, and pray with expectancy for restoration.

In this series Rinus talk about Jeremiah 25:1–14 which reminds us that God is patient, but not indifferent. After 23 years of ignored warnings, judgment came but even then, He promised restoration. A powerful call to listen, repent, and trust His justice and mercy.

In this episode of our Exiles series, Caleb continues the journey with the powerful theme Longing, exploring the message found in Jeremiah 11:1–17. Through thoughtful reflection and biblical insight, he unpacks the deep spiritual yearning of a people in exile and God's call to covenant faithfulness.

In this installment of our 'Exiles' series, we explore Jeremiah 8:18–9:2 and the sacred discipline of lament. This message invites us into a space of honest reflection—where sorrow becomes a pathway to deeper faith and connection with God.

In today’s message, we continue our sermon series Exiles with a focus on Judgement, drawing from the prophetic words of Jeremiah 7:1–11. This passage calls us to return to righteousness and examine the essence of true worship in a world often marked by compromise. Join us as we explore the profound intersection of God’s justice and mercy

In this series we will dive into into Jeremiah 15:1–31, exploring the theme of Idolatry and how it shapes our spiritual journey. Come ready to reflect, connect, and be challenged by God's Word.

In this sermon titled Prophesy, we reflect on Jeremiah 2:13–19, where God speaks of His people turning away from Him—and the deep sorrow that follows. Rinus will guide us through the poetic language of Scripture, exploring how God uses imagery and metaphor to reach out, communicate, and call us back to Himself. Join us as we uncover the beauty and urgency in God's voice through the lens of prophetic poetry.