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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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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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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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"Solutions...with Courtney Anderson!"™

Courtney Elizabeth Anderson

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What is Holding You Back from Surpassing Your Goals? Business. Legal. Life. Informed…Not Simply Outraged. Attorney. Author. Humorist. Professor. Award-winning International Strategic Leadership Innovator, Courtney Elizabeth Anderson, J.D., M.B.A., M.S. (CourtneyAnderson.com), is "The Workplace Relationship Expert" ™, executive director of the International Workplace Relationship Council, and practices the "Joyful Art of Business!"™ around the world. Leading workplace relationship policy expe ...
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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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Welcome to Contact Lost podcast, where we talk about competitive Warhammer 40,000, focusing on the Polish and international tournament scene. The show is brought to you by: Tomek "Tweak" & Michal "Joker" Watch out for new episodes every week! Logo: Blaze Music: www.bensound.com
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Hear the heartwarming transformation of a killer turned Jesus freak. Hear how Louis Dooley entered prison at 19 with two life sentences and already planned to kill a third for sending him a care package. ”I kind of looked around and I was like, ‘Who is this, the welcoming committee or something?’ "And so I look in the box and there were a bunch of …
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Bach used the materials for this sonata several times throughout his life. Each collection of parts is different, and there are three versions. This is version 1019c, as labeled by the BWV categorical system for Bach's works. There are five parts of this last of his six sonatas for violin and harpsichord. We discover the joys of rhythmic ambiguity,…
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Jesus uses three metaphors to contrast the “old” (represented by John’s disciples, the Pharisees, and those who followed Jesus but didn’t fully commit) with the “new” (represented by Jesus’ radical followers). The “old” is characterized by powerlessness, rule-following, unwillingness to change, and a lack of spiritual authority. The first metaphor,…
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Be amazed by the complete turnaround of Josh Poteet, from an alcoholic in a “Jesus adjacent” family to a pastor and author on discipleship in the home. Hear his compelling testimony as he eloquently and humorously comes to the truth and heart of "The Gospel of Done.”  ” One by one as my world orbited around drinking, alcoholism started getting a ho…
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When assembling his Mass in B minor, Bach drew from many of his older works. Here is one great example. If you, like us, have always been mesmerized by the haunting sound of the "Qui tollis" movement from the Mass in B minor, you absolutely must hear the opening chorus to the cantata Schauet doch und sehet, which is the full version of the material…
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Sermon – July 27, 2025 Lord, Teach us to Pray This sermon explores the disciples’ request to Jesus: “Lord, teach us to pray.” Drawing from Luke 11 and the example of Jesus Himself, the message emphasizes that prayer is not a formula or performance, but a relationship—a daily, honest conversation with our Father. It highlights three key truths: pray…
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Katie Tootle was angry and closed off to Christianity. Learn what happens when “The Sunrise Crew” enters her life with the love of Jesus. Discover how God calling her a friend in John 15 changed her life. Katie's testimony unveils her transformative journey from bitterness to a profound personal relationship with Christ and the consistent joy she n…
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We return to the Mighty Fortress cantata to do a deeper analysis on the theological counterpoint of this movement. Bach combines two vocal parts -- one is Luther's hymn and the other is new poetry with Bach's own music -- and weaves both of those into a tapestry of staccato strings and marching bass. Bach's theological profundity is what separates …
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Sermon – July 20th , 2025 In a world filled with busyness and distraction, what truly matters most? This sermon explores that question through the lives of Abraham and Mary. Abraham made space for God in the ordinary heat of the day; Mary chose to sit at Jesus’ feet despite cultural expectations. Both reveal that attentive presence to God is more i…
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What good is a centerpiece but to add to the pomp and pride and beauty of a ceremonial occasion? The Polonaise is historically such a centerpiece for such an elegant, lavish affair. Chopin is the natural figure for the Polonaise, a stately dance for pairs, but it was known much earlier to the Baroque composers. Bach was no stranger to Polish style,…
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This is the episode where it all comes full circle. Ten months ago, I came to Glendalough in Ireland and had an idea for a fantasy novel. Now, I’ve returned—after two weeks of hiking, dictating, and dreaming through the Irish wilderness—with a finished first draft. In this episode, I take you with me on my final writing walk through the Wicklow Mou…
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Sermon – July 13th , 2025 The common interpretation of the Good Samaritan as simply a call to do good deeds. Instead, it centers on three crucial questions in the passage: 1. What must I do to inherit eternal life?”The teacher’s question reflects a works-based mindset. But Jesus shifts the focus to the heart of the law: love God and love your neigh…
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In this powerful testimony, a former Muslim revolutionary guard named Mahmoud shares how he entered a church intending to burn it down but instead encountered Jesus in a life-changing way. His remarkable journey from Islamic zealot to follower of Christ demonstrates the transformative power of experiencing God as Father. • Mahmoud was a respected r…
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Oboe talk today! Mastering this instrument is almost unreasonably challenging, but the juice is worth the squeeze -- the baroque oboe, when played truly well, is one of the most rewardingly beautiful instruments. Musical examples, as always, are courtesy of the Netherlands Bach Society. Check out their "All of Bach" project. Referenced in today's e…
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Sermon – July 6th , 2025 Kingdom Messengers and Their JoyChristians are called to embrace their identity as messengers of God’s Kingdom. Drawing from Isaiah 66 and Luke 10, the message highlights the comforting, healing, and restoring nature of God—and the joy that flows from being part of His mission. Whether we’re seasoned evangelists or ordinary…
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Mahmoud, a former Muslim groomed to become an Ayatollah in Iran, shares his journey from religious extremism to spiritual transformation after a near-death experience during the Iran-Iraq War. • Born into a prestigious religious family with generations of Muslim leadership and multiple mosques bearing their name • First introduced to Allah through …
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The three instrument families in this big baroque orchestra leads us to speculate that Bach represented three social classes: the royal elite (elegant strings, one leader), the aristocratic nobles (horns, for upper-class hunting expeditions), and the common people (reeds, as for outdoor bands or shepherding). Bach concludes the concerto with the el…
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If Jesus’ actions reveal who He truly is, then we can conclude that He came to undo our fallenness. Join us as we explore the moment when Jesus calls Levi, the tax collector—a scene that shocked the religious leaders. How could Jesus associate with “such people”? But Jesus’ actions reveal a profound truth: He is not only attractive to sinners, but …
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I’m back in Glendalough, where the idea for my fantasy novel was born. A year ago, I was walking along the ancient pilgrim paths here, and my imagination just ran wild. What if the old stories about saints and miracles were all true? What if the forests hid elves, wild beasts, and unseen magic? That spark turned into the book I’m now finishing. Bei…
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Worship isn't just about music—it's about knowing who God is. In this message, we go deeper into John 4:23–24 to understand what it means to worship the Father in spirit and in truth. True worship flows from a true revelation of God. Through Scripture and reflection, you'll be invited to evaluate how your view of God shapes your worship, and how to…
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Easter is the centrepiece of Why We Worship Jesus. The resurrection story shows us who Jesus is and that He is who He says he is. It shows us that He is trustworthy. It also shows us that Jesus knows what it is to go through the darkest of moments and come out the other side. Easter is an invitation to celebrate with Him, to walk with Him, and most…
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In this sermon from Mark 2:1–12, we explore the moment Jesus heals a paralyzed man—but not in the way anyone expected. Before restoring his body, Jesus says, “Your sins are forgiven,” making a bold, divine claim: He has the authority to forgive sins—because He is God. This moment isn’t just about physical healing; it points to the deeper restoratio…
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The "rule of three" is in full effect here, as Bach carries us along with this jaunty dance, rhythmic triplets and triple sets of musical sentences abounding with life and energy. This eloquent piece can be considered a precursor to the later "sonata form" of the Classical period, along with Bach's other Brandenburg concertos. Performance of moveme…
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Sermon – June 22nd , 2025 What is baptism? Baptism is the initiation ceremony into the Christian faith. It is an initiatory sign through which you enter into the community of believers, through which you are called a child of God, and engrafted into Christ. Through baptism, you are united with Christ in His death, burial, and resurrection. You go d…
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What can we expect when we come to Jesus? In Mark 1:40–45, a man with leprosy takes a risk—approaching the one person who could heal him or reject him. This sermon explores how Jesus responds with unexpected compassion, power, and purpose. Rather than turning away, Jesus steps in, touches, and transforms. His response to this outcast reveals someth…
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Welcome to another cozy, story-rich episode of The Quill & Candle, where fantasy, faith, and long walks collide in unexpected (and often hilarious) ways. In this episode, I recount a memorable visit to a fantasy festival held—of all places—in a decommissioned church… complete with protestors at the door and cosplayers on the catwalk. ✨ What’s insid…
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A far far cry from the happy hunting horns of the first part, the second part of Brandenburg Concerto No. 1 is a bitter adagio. To modern ears, its aesthetic of dark gangster drama is less galant, and more "Godfather." (Look at our past seasons to find episodes covering Brandenburg Concertos 3, 4, 5, and 6.) Performance of Brandenburg 1 by the Neth…
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15 June 2025: Today we reflected deeply on the powerful proclamation in the Nicene Creed: “We believe in one Lord, Jesus Christ…” What does it mean to call Jesus both Lord and Redeemer? Join us as we explore the majesty and mercy of Christ—fully God, fully man—who stepped into our world to rescue and restore. Through Scripture and creed, we are rem…
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Without the breath of God, we’re just dry bones, flat tyres, and empty balloons. This week, we continued our series with a powerful reminder: the Holy Spirit doesn’t just represent wind, fire, or oil—He is God. From Ezekiel 37 to Acts 2, we saw that when He breathes, life begins. Don’t run on empty—receive His breath, release His power, and let the…
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Delaney shares her experience growing up in the NRC in an abusive household. We talk about the way church leaders handled the abuse, the beliefs that helped create an environment for abuse and violence to thrive, and ways the church, the community, and all of us can better respond to the needs of victims and survivors of abuse. Content warning: Thi…
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In Mark 1:29–34, Jesus is revealed as more than a teacher—He is a compassionate servant who brings hope and healing. People were drawn to Him even before witnessing miracles, sensing that He offered something they deeply needed. He healed the sick, showed authority over evil, and welcomed all who came to Him. That same hope and healing are still av…
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Jesus’ prayer life, as highlighted in Mark 1:35-39, demonstrates the importance of seeking God’s voice amidst life’s distractions. Prayer is not just a discipline but a source of strength and direction, enabling Jesus to fulfill His mission. Through His sacrifice on the cross, Jesus opens the door for believers to experience this same intimacy with…
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"Horns, horns, horns, in dark Mindolluin's sides they dimly echoed. Great horns of the north wildly blowing. Rohan had come at last." (J.R.R. Tolkien, The Return of the King) It's time for our yearly miniseries celebrating the famous Brandenburg Concertos! This year: Brandenburg 1. The horn call has an undeniable power. Here, Bach uses it to great …
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Welcome to the very first episode of The Quill & Candle, a weekly show where I share what it’s like to write fantasy stories as a Catholic priest—and what I’m learning along the way. In this launch episode, I reflect on one month of daily storytelling and how a simple habit—walking in the woods and dictating ideas into my phone—has become a wellspr…
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