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C3 Imagine

C3 Imagine

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Welcome to our podcast channel! Here, you can find all of our Sunday service messages in English and Dutch, as well as some extra bonus content. We hope this inspires you and encourages your faith. We'd love to connect with you on social media too! Simply head to our website, www.yourc3.church, or find us @c3imagine on Instagram or Facebook.
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Being Church in a Post-Christian World

Pittsburgh Theological Seminary

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A podcast with stories from the Dutch church for the sake of the North American missional conversation. In one of the most secular societies in the Western world, the church in the Netherlands lives truly at the margin of society. As it turns out, this has, however, freed up creative energy for the church to missionally reach out to its post-Christian neighbors. Through a series of interviews with Dutch journalists, academics, denominational leaders, and practitioners we explore how this wor ...
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A Moment of Bach

Alex & Christian Guebert

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Welcome to A Moment of Bach, where we take our favorite moments from J. S Bach's vast output—just a minute's worth or even a few seconds—and show you why we think they are remarkable. Join hosts Alex Guebert and Christian Guebert for weekly moments! Check wherever podcasts are available and subscribe for upcoming episodes. Our recording samples are provided by the Netherlands Bach Society. Their monumental All of Bach project (to perform and record all of the works of J. S. Bach) serves as s ...
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Welcome to Predestined: A Deconstruction of the Netherlands Reformed Congregation. As former members of the NRC, hosts Taylor and Lena will examine the worldviews and beliefs that shape this unique church community, and the ways those beliefs impact people. Instagram: @predestinedpod Email: [email protected]
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Polite Conversations

Eiynah Mohammed-Smith

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Growing up in Saudi Arabia as a Pakistani, who now resides in Canada, Eiynah brings a global perspective to discussions about religion, politics, culture & sexuality - through the lens of a progressive ex-muslim immigrant. This podcast often focuses on unpacking various forms of extremism, particularly types that are less overt and masquerading as ‘intellectual’. Eiynah has a specific interest in covering online scenes like New Atheism and the Intellectual Dark Web. Hosted on Acast. See acas ...
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Warriors Of The Kingdom

Warriors Of The Kingdom

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This is the Podcast of Warriors Of The Kingdom. In this podcast there will be several preachings, teachings and sermons about certain topics in Christianity. Warriors of the Kingdom are youth from different nationalities, different backgrounds and different churches in the netherlands coming together to study, pray, make intercession for the nations and spread the Gospel into the four corners of the world.
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Now Faith Comes by Hearing

Rotterdam City Church

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A family church in the city of Rotterdam Rotterdam is the second largest city of the Netherlands and is known as " the gateway of Europe". The city consists of a bubbling energetic multicultural crowd from around the world. Rotterdam City Church began in Kralingen Crooswijk in Rotterdam the Netherlands in 2009 as prayer group with 5 people. At that time there was no church nor church format, only 5 people with a burning desire to see a revival break out in the nation.A city which already has ...
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When contexts change, ministry changes; and when ministry changes, theological education will also need to change. In this conversation we talk about the ways in which the Protestant Church in the Netherlands approaches the education of its (future) pastors, and how the praxis of ordained ministry itself changed over the last decades. Our conversat…
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[This is Pt 2 of 3] Pt 2 explores the use of state power to police speech & expression around Charlie Kirk. I discuss the difference between ‘cancel culture’ & the govt policing people’s views. We talk about the forced writing of Kirk’s name on Starbucks cups, the forced lowering of flags, the doxxing database and more. Subscribe via patreon.com/ni…
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How do you preach about God, eschatology, or salvation to people who have no sense of the transcendent at all? How do you introduce them to what the Christian faith is all about? This is not just a question relevant to those reaching out to the unchurched; the same challenge holds within the church. In this episode we speak with Kees van Ekris. He …
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In these series we explore what it means to be truly nourished by Jesus, the Bread of Life. In a world full of distractions, empty “snacks,” and constant busyness, we’re invited to depend on God daily — not just weekly. Learn how spiritual nourishment strengthens, sustains, and fills the deepest needs of your heart. Tune in to discover how to exper…
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What is the unique thing we find in Christianity but nowhere else? Recent research among Dutch pastors and church planters revealed that while most of them would answer this question with “Jesus” – but that they find it difficult to express what difference he makes. Older soteriological models no longer seem to resonate; past language no longer fee…
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Lately, the Cult of MAGA has been very open & enthusiastic about their desires for a ‘Holy War’. They have now found a MAGA Martyr in Charlie Kirk — and are doing everything possible to use the assassination of this far-right influencer to accelerate the pace of authoritarianism. In this part of the episode, I’ll explore the absurdity around the cl…
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It's time for Bachtoberfest! Tonight we treat ourselves to a wine & cheese spread, tailored to the different variations in this iconic piece. We had so much fun with this that we think you should try it too. Just pair some of your favorite wines and cheeses and other snack items with the musical feast that is the Goldberg Variations. Then, let us k…
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Sermon – October 5th , 2025 Faith is not about size but substance. When the disciples asked Jesus to increase their faith, He reminded them that even faith as small as a mustard seed can move mountains. True faith is not measured by how much we have but by whom we trust. This sermon explores what it means to live by mustard seed faith—faith that gr…
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We have the privilege of hearing Ps. Joe Martin from Trinity Dallas share a powerful message on God-Pleasing Faith. Ps Joe unpacks what it truly means to be saved, walk, and live by faith, drawing from Hebrews 11:1 — faith is “the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” Through vivid illustrations, from invisible chairs to …
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While society might be secularizing, many are still drawn to the beauty of religious art. Over the last couple of decades, traditional Anglican Choral Evensong became very popular in the Netherlands. This is highly surprising, since the Netherlands is neither Anglican nor religious anymore. In this episode we talk to Hanna Rijken, who in cooperatio…
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Unabashed joy describes this short and sweet cantata, which Bach wrote at age 23 for a wedding. In its sparkling finale, some mysteries hide. A curiously unexpected tonality sets off the happy declamation of "ihr seid" (you are), with emphasis on "seid"; according to Bach we ARE blessed by God, rather than "us" being special. Then what do we make o…
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An episode from last year, from my patreon exclusive series, The Aftershow. Unlocked extended episode for the main feed, as sadly it still remains very relevant. —— Join us for part 2 of this Panel on wtf is going on in Germany. My German guests include Ilyas who is a German Muslim, Claus is a German who was raised with very right-wing views but ha…
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Sermon – September 28, 2025 Sermon Have you heard about fake doctors, fake architects , fake engineers? The true nature of them is hidden and project themselves as somebody true, but in fact they are not true. Jesus says give attention to the inside more than the outside. He is the Lord who created what is seen and what is unseen (for example, ange…
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An episode from last year, from my patreon exclusive series, The Aftershow. Unlocked extended episode for the main feed, as sadly it still remains very relevant. (Pt 2 will also be unlocked soon) —— This is part 1 of a 2-part conversation. Join myself and my panel of German/Germany related guests for a fascinating discussion about Wtaf is going on …
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Sermon – September 21, 2025 Money is a tool—powerful but limited. It can buy the shell of things but never the essence: food but not appetite, medicine but not health, wealth but not peace. Jesus warns us that while we must handle “dishonest wealth” wisely, we cannot serve both God and money. One says, get, get, get; the other says, give, give, giv…
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Pieter Versloot was a missionary in central-Asia, worked at the national offices of the Protestant Church in the Netherlands, and now is pastor of the Martini Church in Groningen, a church at the center of a small, Medieval city in the north of the Netherlands. In this traditionally-minded Protestant community he re-introduced the confessional as a…
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Today we talk "Men in Black", "Coco", "Futurama", and hear a slappin' bass line from an 80's funk song. Oh, and some Bach. Remember to stop and smell the forget-me-nots -- in other words, enjoy those moments. In memoriam Fred Jacobs. Charles Daniels (tenor), Meineke van der Velden (da gamba), and Fred Jacobs (theorbo) performing "Vergiss mein nicht…
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Hinne Wagenaar studied theology in the Netherlands and at Union Seminary in New York, taught theology in Cameroon, but then returned to his roots in the Frisian countryside where he started a new worshipping community rooted in the old, Medieval church building in this farmer town with 350 inhabitants. This church plant grew into a monastic communi…
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Overtures belong at the beginning, introducing what is to come. So why is one found at Variation 16 of the giant Goldberg Aria and Variations? Well, it is the beginning, but of the second half of 30 variations. Variation 15 takes us into fear and anguish with a mirrored canon in the (unheard of) key of G minor. After 45 minutes of bright G major si…
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In this episode we remain in Amsterdam, but this time focus on the work of church planting in such a highly secular context. David van der Meulen, also known as “dominee David’ (pastor David) or “the millennium pastor” (dubbed as such by a secular newspaper in Amsterdam) focuses his ministry on post-Christian successful millennials, who have no int…
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To play baroque music properly -- especially a bouncing jig like this one in 12/8 time -- you must "unlearn what you have learned", and rethink how you articulate music. Articulation is so important -- the music must feel and look light and airy. This performance by the Netherlands Bach Society fits this feeling perfectly -- the musicians look casu…
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Sermon – September 7, 2025 Love is beautiful, but true love is never cheap. From God’s sacrificial gift of His Son to the daily call for us to lay down our lives for others, love always carries a cost. In this message, we’ll explore what it means to embrace a love that gives, forgives, and perseveres—even when it hurts. Discover how costly love tra…
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The Power of the Gospel: Love (Romans 12–13)The Gospel doesn’t just save us — it transforms us into a people of love. In this message we explore how Paul calls us to live with self-sacrificial devotion, using our gifts to serve others, honour one another, and embody the family of God. Love isn’t just a feeling — it’s action, commitment, and the way…
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The towering thirty Goldberg Variations combine into a masterwork of keyboard music. As all variation pieces, they were based on a relatively simple source material. But as is his way, Bach organized the variations with a complex and deliberate structure. But also unlike other composers of this form, he poured more into this source material itself.…
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Rosaliene Israel is an ordained minister and was until January 1, 2025 the secretary-general of the Protestant Church in Amsterdam, overseeing twenty-five faith communities in the city. For a number of years she lived in and led a new monastic community located right at the center of the Red Light District in Amsterdam. She also is a PhD candidate …
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Sermon – August 31, 2025 Our response to God’s goodness is not just in words but in the way we live. Gratitude is more than a feeling—it is a daily offering. As we remember all that God has done for us through Christ, we are called to present our lives as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to Him. Gratitude transforms our thoughts, actions, and …
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A clip from my recent conversation with Mari Cohen - Associate Editor at leftist magazine Jewish Currents Here are the articles we discussed in this clip: Can Genocide Studies survive a Genocide? By Mari Cohen https://jewishcurrents.org/can-genocide-studies-survive-a-genocide-in-gaza A Textbook Case of Genocide - Raz Segal https://jewishcurrents.or…
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David Boogerd is a journalist working for Dutch public television and radio. Since 2019 he presents a weekly podcast about religion that has become highly popular. In this podcast, together with missiologist Stefan Paas, Boogerd interviews religious leaders, philosophers, psychologists, journalists, and politicians about secularization and its effe…
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In this first episode, Kendra Buckwalter Smith and Edwin Chr. van Driel introduce the concept of this podcast: stories from the Dutch church for the sake of the missional conversation in North America. They discuss the nature of secularization in the Netherlands, the ways in which the Dutch church is a generation or two ahead of the North American …
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In this episode, Kendra and Edwin delve more deeply into what we mean by a “post-Christian world.” A post-Christian culture is one in which, not only does the church have less power or influence, but in which for a growing group of people the Christian faith, or any kind of religious outlook, is increasingly implausible or irrelevant. Kendra and Ed…
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Listener HG drew our attention to a similarity between the Courante of this cello suite and the "Cum Sancto Spiritu" from the Mass in B minor. We talk about these dance forms and how they affect the affect, so to speak. Nowadays, it's easy to think of Bach as old-fashioned, and certainly some composers in the late 1700s thought the same; however he…
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A clip from my recent conversation with Mari Cohen - Associate Editor at leftist magazine Jewish Currents Find the public version of the episode here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5mpxDnGm1c8isJlDGgidqc?si=vQXP3xObQtC5iIWB7H334A And the extended conversation here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/ep-99-can-ft-135158487?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&ut…
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