Experience Church

The first time when people were getting together in unity and sharing everything was in the first Christian community. How does out community look like today?

Do we love people? Or do we just tolerate or maybe even avoid them? Why do we love things more than Jesus? Because we have not discovered how much he loves us - there is not a moment where he doesn't love us.

Discipleship is simply about following Jesus. Are we really observing and asking, following him in all we do, getting on a mission with him and go out? Are we really walking with God and abide in him?

We often ask ourselves: why do bad things happen to good people - or more precisely, me? But instead of that question, we should ask ourselves: why do good things happen to bad people?

Walking with God pleases him and produces great grace on our lives. From the life of Noah, we can learn about three things that activate a close walk with God: faith, obedience and fellowship.

God wants to renew us to use us. He wants to renew our first love, faith, mind, health, strength and boldness. He wants to give us a fresh anointing and to pray big prayers.

Join us for our year-end Blessing Service on Christmas Day. Celebrate the most wonderful gift of all: Jesus!

The story of our saviour's birth is a wake-up call to our willingness to respond in belief and obedience to the divine purpose and leading of God in our lives.

The stains on our lives are big - and we can't help it. But how are we dealing with them? And how does God deal with them instead? Are we willing to accept his forgiveness?

How Jesus had communion with the many and the few is a symbol for how he handles every life that he uses for his glory.

In our culture we're always surrounded with temptation to trust in our own abilities. Our challenge: to live in a way that we are radically dependant on and desperate for the power only God can provide.

We as Christ followers in Western churches have embraced values and ideas that are not only unbiblical but actually contradict the gospel. But we have a choice: we can chose to continue with business as usual or we can take an honest look at the Jesus of the Bible - and live differently.

Self-centeredness seemingly tells us that we're doing good things for us and others when we are not - we can even have so many visions that we miss Jesus. But he is the only way out of this subtle disease.

We are more than conquerors: a conqueror gets things done on his own strength, but we can use the weapons of someone who has already conquered for us - the blood of Jesus, the name of Jesus and the word of God.

How do we live a life of audacious faith? By not distancing us from the world and by standing firm: we think that the current is strong, but all we have to do is stand up on God's promises and principles.

Our relationship with God is more than a crisis relationship. The power of the kingdom should control our lives - not banks, people and circumstances.

If we can understand the relation between sheep and a good shepherd, we can begin to understand what it looks like to have a relationship with God: he is our leader, not our life coach.

When we live our lives by default instead of by design, we find ourselves saying "Must I?" instead of saying "I must!" We can't decide or determine our destiny, our "I must", however - we need to discover it.

Important and supernatural things happen in upper rooms - in both the Old and the New Testament. What can we learn from these and why is it important to not just stay in there?

It's easy to hear the story of the prodigal son and his mad brother - but have we ever thought about the father, his motivation and his love for his sons?

Introduction to our new series MORE where Pastor Mark reintroduces us to the person, nature, and work of the Holy Spirit.

What we think about our best life might be very different from what God thinks about it. To find out about his purpose, we need to look at our identity - and we might be in for a surprise.

Did you ever wonder why Nicodemus went to Jesus at night? Was it because all those thoughts, feelings and questions he was able to suppress during the daytime were now in his mind loud and clear?

Disciple and discipleship are words we often hear and most likely have used a few times ourselves. But do we know what true discipleship really means?

Do we really believe that the good news is good? Then how have made something that magnificent and extraordinary into such a miserable and ordinary experience?