2 Samuel 7

Eugene Peterson praat van “strategiese niksdoen”.

Written by on 19/07/2015. Posted in Preke, Rethie van Niekerk

2 Samuel 6 Aanddiens

Ons aanbid God omdat ons in ontsag reageeer op die openbaring van God.  Aanbidding gebeur, volgens Mat Redman, “facedown”.  

Written by on 14/07/2015. Posted in Rethie van Niekerk

2 Samuel 6 oggenddiens

Annie Dillard skryf:

Does anyone have the foggiest idea of what sort of power we so blithely invoke? Or, as I suspect, does no one believe a word of it?… It is madness to wear ladies’ straw hats and velvet hats to church; we should all be wearing crash helmets. Ushers should issue life preservers and signal flares; they should lash us to our pews

Written by on 14/07/2015. Posted in Rethie van Niekerk

Huisgeloof 13 tot 19 Julie

Huisgeloof week van 13-19 Julie

OMGEE-GESPREKKE

As julle by die Feesweek was aan die begin van die vakansie, vertel vir jul ouers van die monkey dance – en leer dit vir hulle! Kry die musiek en bewegings hier.

BYBEL LEES

Lees die verhaal van Dawid wat die Ark na Jerusalem neem: 2 Samuel 6:12b-15

Vertel vir mekaar wat vir julle uitstaan in die verhaal en die teks. As julle vrae het, kan julle ook daaroor gesels. Ouers herinner kinders dat hierdie ’n ander ark is as Noag s’n. Die ark van die verbond het mense herinner dat God by hulle is. Google prente van die ark. Kyk hoe Dawid en die mense vir God geloof het!

GEWOONTES EN GEBRUIKE

Sing hierdie week elke dag een van jul gunsteling lofliedere saam! Julle kan gerus ook hierdie liedjie leer en saam sing.

GESEËN OM TE SEËN

Watter sendeling(e) ondersteun jul gesin? Bid vir daardie sendeling.

Written by Chris van Wyk on 12/07/2015. Posted in Huisgodsdiens

Preek 2 Samuel 1

Walter Brueggemann skryf:

“Sound religion is so often a matter of finding the right words, words that will let us genuinely experience, process, and embrace the edges of our life. The dominant ideology of our culture wants to silence all serious speech, cover all serious loss, and deny all real grief. But such a muteness will leave us numb, unable to hope or to care . . . [David’s] poem is a bold, daring, subversive alternative. It is an assertion and enactment of the conviction that our humanness may not and must not be silenced.”

Written by on 28/06/2015. Posted in Preke, Rethie van Niekerk