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  This is the time of year when our young scholars set off to higher levels of education, many of them in secular colleges and universities. They

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Sunday on Holiday?

By Peter H. Holtvlüwer     The summer holidays are just behind us now and it’s good to reflect on how we use the spare time the Lord gives u

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Stewards of our Bodies

Why do I do it? Why do I keep snacking when I need to lose weight? What causes me to eat more than I should? In a recent editorial I introduced the

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Sexting

Have you ever heard of sexting? Not a very pleasant-sounding word, is it? The activity itself is even more foul and yet sexting is making in-roads amo

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We worship together twice on Sundays (9:00 AM and 2:00 PM).  Live Stream

The Bible teaches that the Lord's Day has been set aside for rest and worship. Therefore we worship in the morning and the afternoon. Our worship services are formal. The Bible teaches that a worship service is not merely the meeting of a number of people with one another but above all the meeting between God and his people. Reverence and respect are fitting as we worship in the presence of God. The sermon takes central place in our worship services. The Bible teaches that faith comes from the Holy Spirit and is strengthened by the preaching of God's Word. The Bible also teaches that the preaching of God's Word is meant to give direction for holy living.
The opening of Scripture is therefore central to the worship services.

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