Jordan Ickes Sermon Podcast: Recent Episodes
Jordan Ickes
Job needs some new friends.
What a friend we have in Jesus.
What a friend you can be, because of Jesus.
Why does Jesus quote Psalm 22 at the cross? Let's listen to the scripture and see if it helps us understand the cross in light of Jesus' suffering.
We are making our way to the cross and discovering who Jesus is as the Son of Man and Suffering Servant.
We walk through the book of Esther and discover God's faithfulness at work, in even the most dire of circumstances. We also use the book of Esther to teach us to know that God has a way of overcoming our brokenness and complicity in the destructive nature of the world.
How are you doing in your faith? Paul offers us incredible encouragement to keep walking with Christ. Romans 7
Joshua closes with a call to serve the Lord faithfully. How do we do that today as followers of Jesus Christ?
Joshua 24
We begin our series looking at Joshua and the encouragement to Be strong and Stand firm. Joshua 1
We look at the end of Deuteronomy and see the great humility and faithfulness of Moses.
We share together in the crucifixion of Jesus. We also share in the resurrection and new life. Galatians 2:20
A study through the book of Ephesians. This week, we look at a kneeling heart before our Father in Heaven.
We begin a new series in the book of Ephesians. Paul shares with the Church in Ephesus that we have several positions in Christ. We are seated with him, we kneel, we serve and we stand with Christ.
The same power that lifted Christ from the dead, is at work in seating us with Christ. We are at rest in Him.
Dr. Frank Weller, President of Great Lakes Christian College shares about the college and her mission. He also offers very wise counsel on faithfulness to God in all circumstances. It is a study of Daniel 1. Enjoy!
On the Mountain with Jesus we see him revealed as the Son of God, and are reminded of his suffering love.
Matthew 17
In this weeks message we take a look at Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. On the Mountain with Jesus and His Teaching. Matthew 5-7. Or today, Matthew 7 - 5.
Join us on the mountain with the Risen Christ, who calls us to follow him. Matthew 28, Resurrection Sunday.
In Matthew 26, Jesus ascends the mountain of prayer. We are invited to join Jesus in prayer on the mount of Olives.
It's going to take us longer than we expect and hurt more than we want, but God is at work and leading us closer to Jesus.
We receive guidance and rules, not from an oppressive regime like Egypt, but a redeeming Father. The commandments teach us foremost, that God is the one rescues us from slavery, sin and death. Let us have a heart of obedience.
https://www.2ndmilemissions.org
Join us as we learn about 2nd Mile Missions.
Executive Director Mason McIntyre shares about the mission and God's calling for him to lead this organization as it disrupts the cycle of poverty in the Dominican Republic.
The story of Abram teaches us that we can trust in God. Not because of our ability, but because of the incredible ongoing faithfulness of God.
In this sermon, Jordan walks through Mark 1 through 5. When Christ arrives, announces his kingdom, he brings peace out of the chaos. He has the authority to heal, set the captives free and forgive sins. He has authority of creation itself and brings peace.
Standing on the foundation of Isaiah 9:6, Christ is the Prince of Peace and Mighty God.
We look at Philippians 4 for a perspective on peace. When we ponder Christ there is peace.
Our closing look at who we are becoming when we belong to God through Jesus Christ. We become a people who trust in God, all the way to the cross.
There, we find true life.
Romans 12
We belong to God through the faithfulness of Jesus Christ. We are called to become a people who are both generous and hospitable. Romans 12:13-16
We are studying Romans 12, and searching who we are to become, now that we belong to God through the faithfulness of Jesus Christ.
We are moving from our belonging in Christ in Romans 1-11, to what it means toBecome like Christ in Romans 12.
Honor, Hospitality and Holiness are distinguishing marks of the Christian life.
We belong to God because he has reconciled us back to him. We have hope today because God loves us! Romans 5:1-11
What's the most important law? There is one Lord, and we are called to Love God, Love Others.
Philippians 3 and Ecclesiastes teach us the meaningless pursuits under the sun. Only one thing matters, to know Jesus Christ.
We look at the revolutionary hope of the Gospel in the story of Luke 10:38.
Our Priority is resting in Jesus and listening to Him.
Psalm 27 teaches us the one thing we are to seek. When we have the Lord, we can have the courage and confidence to face all trials.
Our closing message on Heading Home. We look at our desire for self-preservation, what we need is self-denial. Luke 14 is our guide as we look at heading home and following Christ.
Luke 12 and Psalm 23 help us see that life does not consist in the abundance of possessions, but a life that flows from God.
The fourth part of heading home examines the desire to be productive. It's ultimately concerned with worry, "Will I have enough?" We want to produce so we have enough. We are invited to see that we have enough in the kingdom of God.
Jesus teaches us that what we need is the benevolent kindness of God. We are saved by the grace of God, this is not from ourselves!
We want Power, but what we truly need is humility. The first step home, begins with the proclamation of who is truly in power. Philippians 2
Meister Eckhart says, "God is at home. It is we who have gone for a long walk."
In this opening message we look at the pleasure pursuits of humankind. It has led many away from home. The Prodigal Son came home, and we can too.
Our coming home brings God his greatest joy. Ephesians 1
We take a look at one of the more encouraging chapters in the Bible, Ephesians 1. Paul encourages the Church!
In a quick study of 1 Thessalonians 5, we hear the call towards encouragement. Let us love one Another!
Safe House is a book written by Joshua Straub. Jordan shares with the congregation how the book has encouraged him to love his children well with Grace, Truth, Protection and Exploration.
In Matthew, we see a connection between Jesus and the Exodus story for Israel. God is calling us out of death, into new life.
Jesus shares with us his final words from the cross. They are still a blessing to us today.
The Sheep and the Goats teach us to trust in God's judgement. We are called to a life of hospitality.
Matthew 23 explores the hypocrisy of the Pharisees. The road forward for Christians is looking to our own hearts. Will we open it to God?
In Matthew 11 and 12 we learn about Jesus carrying our burdens and leading us into new life. Will we choose Jesus?
Jesus sends out his disciples with authority to announce and display the Kingdom of God.
Jesus moves from speaking with authority in Matthew 5-7 to showing his authority in Matthew 8 and 9.
Moses is called by God in Exodus 3 and 4. Hear the story and be encouraged that God does eventually send, "Someone else."
Matthew 6 and 7 is a call to seeking first the kingdom of God and the righteousness of God. This is done through quiet faithfulness.
Join us as we study the book of Matthew and hear the hope of a life in the Kingdom of God. Matthew 3
Jesus asks lots of questions to draw us nearer to him and our understanding of who he is.
Jesus asks, who do you say I am? Why are you afraid? and more! All are a call to a deeper walk with him.
God reveals himself to the people of Israel and Egypt that they might know Him and worship him.
God liberates his people, from death to life. From slavery to freedom. We begin a new series looking at the theme of Exodus throughout scripture. Looking forward, we look back at the book of Genesis in Exodus.
A look at the Faith of Old Testament heroes and how what wasn't seen; a better country and a better resurrection, sustained them through the most difficult of times.
We take a look at Hebrews 9 through 10:25 and how Jesus is the Sacrifice "Once and for All."
Hebrews 6-8:3
Jesus is Always there for you. We walk through the Bible to hear the important message of a better hope and a better covenant!
We study Luke 10, and are reminded that our greatest qualification for witnessing to the Kingdom, is our complete lack of qualification.
A Look at Mary and Martha and the call to welcome all in the kingdom of God. Everyone has a place at the feet of Jesus.
We take a look at the Good Samaritan and are challenged to draw closer to our neighbors.
Zac Mays joins EGCC to preach a great message from the book of James on faith without works.
Jeremiah Johnson shares with EGCC about the essential relationships needed for discipleship.
Jordan shares his final message studying the book of Deuteronomy. We look at how Moses encourages Joshua in leading the Israelites into the Promised Land. Deuteronomy 31
Luke Proctor preaches on Romans 8. He is one of the Teaching Ministers from Plainfield Christian Church on the west side of Indianapolis. He shares with the congregation at Etna Green Church of Christ from the book of Romans.
Bryce Hotchkiss was a guest speaker at EGCC on February 28. He spoke on true Wisdom revealed in Jesus Christ. Take and listen and be encouraged!
The Sabbath year reveals God's good intentions of having a people who care for and meet the needs of the most vulnerable.
Deuteronomy 10:12
Today's message we are surprised by the attention and affection of God, for the Israelites and for us through Jesus Christ.
In today's message, Jordan shares with us an encouragement to trust in God, in His presence and His power.
We are walking with Moses, learning about God and discovering a part of our human nature. In this week's message, we learn as humans, we are prone to wandering away from the Lord.
Deuteronomy 7
AS we look at the gifts of Christmas, we are reminded and encouraged that Christ brings us Life!