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Listen to the gospel preached each week at ECC Lafayette. We exist to know God, follow Jesus, and pursue God's purposes in the world.
UNSTUCK: Freeing ourselves from our fallenness and the brokenness of lives lived ignorant of, or inattentive to, God’s presence in the Universe—becoming free enough to thrive in life now and to reign with Christ in the future. We are glad you are joining us!
UNSTUCK: Freeing ourselves from our fallenness and the brokenness of lives lived ignorant of, or inattentive to, God’s presence in the Universe—becoming free enough to thrive in life now and to reign with Christ in the future. We are glad you are joining us!
UNSTUCK: Freeing ourselves from our fallenness and the brokenness of lives lived ignorant of, or inattentive to, God’s presence in the Universe—becoming free enough to thrive in life now and to reign with Christ in the future. We are glad you are joining us!
UNSTUCK: Freeing ourselves from our fallenness and the brokenness of lives lived ignorant of, or inattentive to, God’s presence in the Universe—becoming free enough to thrive in life now and to reign with Christ in the future. We are glad you are joining us!
UNSTUCK: Freeing ourselves from our fallenness and the brokenness of lives lived ignorant of, or inattentive to, God’s presence in the Universe—becoming free enough to thrive in life now and to reign with Christ in the future. We are glad you are joining us!
UNSTUCK: Freeing ourselves from our fallenness and the brokenness of lives lived ignorant of, or inattentive to, God’s presence in the Universe—becoming free enough to thrive in life now and to reign with Christ in the future. We are glad you are joining us!
UNSTUCK: Freeing ourselves from our fallenness and the brokenness of lives lived ignorant of, or inattentive to, God’s presence in the Universe—becoming free enough to thrive in life now and to reign with Christ in the future. We are glad you are joining us!
UNSTUCK: Freeing ourselves from our fallenness and the brokenness of lives lived ignorant of, or inattentive to, God’s presence in the Universe—becoming free enough to thrive in life now and to reign with Christ in the future. We are glad you are joining us!
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Join us this Sunday with Reverend Lisa Orris founder of Grief Guide and Silver Lake Retreat.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Welcome to Resurrection Sunday! Today we celebrate the reality of Christ, risen from the dead, and all that his resurrection brings us. We're glad you've joined us!
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Jesus invites us to be with him, to become like him, and to do what he did. The late Dallas Willard used to say that we who follow Jesus are to live our lives as Jesus would live them, if he were us. In this miniseries, Practicing the Way of Jesus, we are introducing an ECC Rule of Life and inviting us all to take the next step in our journey of becoming more like Christ in every way. We're glad you can join us!
Jesus invites us to be with him, to become like him, and to do what he did. The late Dallas Willard used to say that we who follow Jesus are to live our lives as Jesus would live them, if he were us. In this miniseries, Practicing the Way of Jesus, we are introducing an ECC Rule of Life and inviting us all to take the next step in our journey of becoming more like Christ in every way. We're glad you can join us!
Jesus invites us to be with him, to become like him, and to do what he did. The late Dallas Willard used to say that we who follow Jesus are to live our lives as Jesus would live them, if he were us. In this miniseries, Practicing the Way of Jesus, we are introducing an ECC Rule of Life and inviting us all to take the next step in our journey of becoming more like Christ in every way. We're glad you can join us!
Jesus invites us to be with him, to become like him, and to do what he did. The late Dallas Willard used to say that we who follow Jesus are to live our lives as Jesus would live them, if he were us. In this miniseries, Practicing the Way of Jesus, we are introducing an ECC Rule of Life and inviting us all to take the next step in our journey of becoming more like Christ in every way. We're glad you can join us!
Welcome to ECC! It's that time of year again. The time when we prepare our hearts to celebrate the birth of Christ by journeying through the Season of Advent together. During Advent, we look back to Christ's First Coming, anticipate his Second Coming, and learn to live life with him as he comes to us each day. Thanks for joining us!
Join us for our Christmas Eve Service. We will offer our praise to God through the celebration of Jesus Christ's birth.
Welcome to ECC! It's that time of year again. The time when we prepare our hearts to celebrate the birth of Christ by journeying through the Season of Advent together. During Advent, we look back to Christ's First Coming, anticipate his Second Coming, and learn to live life with him as he comes to us each day. Thanks for joining us!
Each year, we invite our children and students to help us remember the Christmas story in creative ways, helping us to hear the stories from scripture with fresh ears as we wait in anticipation to celebrate the birth of our savior. We invite you this morning to hear the story from Luke 1 and 2, and Matthew 2, through this Shadow Nativity Story.
Welcome to ECC! It's that time of year again. The time when we prepare our hearts to celebrate the birth of Christ by journeying through the Season of Advent together. During Advent, we look back to Christ's First Coming, anticipate his Second Coming, and learn to live life with him as he comes to us each day. Thanks for joining us!
Welcome to ECC! It's that time of year again. The time when we prepare our hearts to celebrate the birth of Christ by journeying through the Season of Advent together. During Advent, we look back to Christ's First Coming, anticipate his Second Coming, and learn to live life with him as he comes to us each day. Thanks for joining us!
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
Revelation is a relevant book for the Church in all times. It is honest about the challenges we face and faithful to God's overriding plan for good. It trusts in the sovereignty of God and holds fast to the hope of the ultimate victory of God and the coming New Creation. Join us as we discover all of this and more in our encounter with the last book of our Bibles, Revelation.
The ECC Touchstones of WELCOME, TRANSFORMATION, and PRESENCE are key to who we are and who we hope to become. From July 30-August 13, 2023, we will be strengthening and deepening our understanding and experience of each of these key values to our mission and vision in the coming years.
The ECC Touchstones of WELCOME, TRANSFORMATION, and PRESENCE are key to who we are and who we hope to become. From July 30-August 13, 2023, we will be strengthening and deepening our understanding and experience of each of these key values to our mission and vision in the coming years.
For those of us who seek to follow Christ, we can sometimes feel out of place, like we don't belong, or don't always fit in--as if we are exiles, foreigners in strange land. Worse, we can face persecution--as many do in parts of our world today.
First Peter is a letter written by the Apostle Peter to several churches who were dealing with just this kind of strangeness. While persecution was not yet full-blown and formal, Christians in his day had to deal with misunderstandings, peer pressure, and the ups and downs of life on a fallen planet in a hostile land. Join us as we seek to hear what Peter had to say to his first readers and how it might apply to us, today.
For those of us who seek to follow Christ, we can sometimes feel out of place, like we don't belong, or don't always fit in--as if we are exiles, foreigners in strange land. Worse, we can face persecution--as many do in parts of our world today.
First Peter is a letter written by the Apostle Peter to several churches who were dealing with just this kind of strangeness. While persecution was not yet full-blown and formal, Christians in his day had to deal with misunderstandings, peer pressure, and the ups and downs of life on a fallen planet in a hostile land. Join us as we seek to hear what Peter had to say to his first readers and how it might apply to us, today.
For those of us who seek to follow Christ, we can sometimes feel out of place, like we don't belong, or don't always fit in--as if we are exiles, foreigners in strange land. Worse, we can face persecution--as many do in parts of our world today.
First Peter is a letter written by the Apostle Peter to several churches who were dealing with just this kind of strangeness. While persecution was not yet full-blown and formal, Christians in his day had to deal with misunderstandings, peer pressure, and the ups and downs of life on a fallen planet in a hostile land. Join us as we seek to hear what Peter had to say to his first readers and how it might apply to us, today.
For those of us who seek to follow Christ, we can sometimes feel out of place, like we don't belong, or don't always fit in--as if we are exiles, foreigners in strange land. Worse, we can face persecution--as many do in parts of our world today.
First Peter is a letter written by the Apostle Peter to several churches who were dealing with just this kind of strangeness. While persecution was not yet full-blown and formal, Christians in his day had to deal with misunderstandings, peer pressure, and the ups and downs of life on a fallen planet in a hostile land. Join us as we seek to hear what Peter had to say to his first readers and how it might apply to us, today.
For those of us who seek to follow Christ, we can sometimes feel out of place, like we don't belong, or don't always fit in--as if we are exiles, foreigners in strange land. Worse, we can face persecution--as many do in parts of our world today.
First Peter is a letter written by the Apostle Peter to several churches who were dealing with just this kind of strangeness. While persecution was not yet full-blown and formal, Christians in his day had to deal with misunderstandings, peer pressure, and the ups and downs of life on a fallen planet in a hostile land. Join us as we seek to hear what Peter had to say to his first readers and how it might apply to us, today.
For those of us who seek to follow Christ, we can sometimes feel out of place, like we don't belong, or don't always fit in--as if we are exiles, foreigners in strange land. Worse, we can face persecution--as many do in parts of our world today.
First Peter is a letter written by the Apostle Peter to several churches who were dealing with just this kind of strangeness. While persecution was not yet full-blown and formal, Christians in his day had to deal with misunderstandings, peer pressure, and the ups and downs of life on a fallen planet in a hostile land. Join us as we seek to hear what Peter had to say to his first readers and how it might apply to us, today.
For those of us who seek to follow Christ, we can sometimes feel out of place, like we don't belong, or don't always fit in--as if we are exiles, foreigners in strange land. Worse, we can face persecution--as many do in parts of our world today. First Peter is a letter written by the Apostle Peter to several churches who were dealing with just this kind of strangeness. While persecution was not yet full-blown and formal, Christians in his day had to deal with misunderstandings, peer pressure, and the ups and downs of life on a fallen planet in a hostile land. Join us as we seek to hear what Peter had to say to his first readers and how it might apply to us, today.
For those of us who seek to follow Christ, we can sometimes feel out of place, like we don't belong, or don't always fit in--as if we are exiles, foreigners in strange land. Worse, we can face persecution--as many do in parts of our world today. First Peter is a letter written by the Apostle Peter to several churches who were dealing with just this kind of strangeness. While persecution was not yet full-blown and formal, Christians in his day had to deal with misunderstandings, peer pressure, and the ups and downs of life on a fallen planet in a hostile land. Join us as we seek to hear what Peter had to say to his first readers and how it might apply to us, today.
For those of us who seek to follow Christ, we can sometimes feel out of place, like we don't belong, or don't always fit in--as if we are exiles, foreigners in strange land. Worse, we can face persecution--as many do in parts of our world today. First Peter is a letter written by the Apostle Peter to several churches who were dealing with just this kind of strangeness. While persecution was not yet full-blown and formal, Christians in his day had to deal with misunderstandings, peer pressure, and the ups and downs of life on a fallen planet in a hostile land. Join us as we seek to hear what Peter had to say to his first readers and how it might apply to us, today.
For those of us who seek to follow Christ, we can sometimes feel out of place, like we don't belong, or don't always fit in--as if we are exiles, foreigners in strange land. Worse, we can face persecution--as many do in parts of our world today. First Peter is a letter written by the Apostle Peter to several churches who were dealing with just this kind of strangeness. While persecution was not yet full-blown and formal, Christians in his day had to deal with misunderstandings, peer pressure, and the ups and downs of life on a fallen planet in a hostile land. Join us as we seek to hear what Peter had to say to his first readers and how it might apply to us, today.
For those of us who seek to follow Christ, we can sometimes feel out of place, like we don't belong, or don't always fit in--as if we are exiles, foreigners in strange land. Worse, we can face persecution--as many do in parts of our world today. First Peter is a letter written by the Apostle Peter to several churches who were dealing with just this kind of strangeness. While persecution was not yet full-blown and formal, Christians in his day had to deal with misunderstandings, peer pressure, and the ups and downs of life on a fallen planet in a hostile land. Join us as we seek to hear what Peter had to say to his first readers and how it might apply to us, today.
For those of us who seek to follow Christ, we can sometimes feel out of place, like we don't belong, or don't always fit in--as if we are exiles, foreigners in strange land. Worse, we can face persecution--as many do in parts of our world today. First Peter is a letter written by the Apostle Peter to several churches who were dealing with just this kind of strangeness. While persecution was not yet full-blown and formal, Christians in his day had to deal with misunderstandings, peer pressure, and the ups and downs of life on a fallen planet in a hostile land. Join us as we seek to hear what Peter had to say to his first readers and how it might apply to us, today.
In Psalm 27.4, King David states that there is one thing he asks of the Lord, and then he uses three phrases to name that one thing: "to DWELL in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to GAZE upon the beauty of the Lord, and to SEEK him in his temple." Join us in this sermon series in which we will look at some of the ways Scripture teaches to dwell with God, to gaze upon God's beauty, and to seek him in his temple.
In Psalm 27.4, King David states that there is one thing he asks of the Lord, and then he uses three phrases to name that one thing: "to DWELL in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to GAZE upon the beauty of the Lord, and to SEEK him in his temple." Join us in this sermon series in which we will look at some of the ways Scripture teaches to dwell with God, to gaze upon God's beauty, and to seek him in his temple.
In Psalm 27.4, King David states that there is one thing he asks of the Lord, and then he uses three phrases to name that one thing: "to DWELL in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to GAZE upon the beauty of the Lord, and to SEEK him in his temple." Join us in this sermon series in which we will look at some of the ways Scripture teaches to dwell with God, to gaze upon God's beauty, and to seek him in his temple.
In Psalm 27.4, King David states that there is one thing he asks of the Lord, and then he uses three phrases to name that one thing: "to DWELL in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to GAZE upon the beauty of the Lord, and to SEEK him in his temple." Join us in this sermon series in which we will look at some of the ways Scripture teaches to dwell with God, to gaze upon God's beauty, and to seek him in his temple.
In Psalm 27.4, King David states that there is one thing he asks of the Lord, and then he uses three phrases to name that one thing: "to DWELL in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to GAZE upon the beauty of the Lord, and to SEEK him in his temple." Join us in this sermon series in which we will look at some of the ways Scripture teaches to dwell with God, to gaze upon God's beauty, and to seek him in his temple.
In Psalm 27.4, King David states that there is one thing he asks of the Lord, and then he uses three phrases to name that one thing: "to DWELL in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to GAZE upon the beauty of the Lord, and to SEEK him in his temple." Join us in this sermon series in which we will look at some of the ways Scripture teaches to dwell with God, to gaze upon God's beauty, and to seek him in his temple.
In Psalm 27.4, King David states that there is one thing he asks of the Lord, and then he uses three phrases to name that one thing: "to DWELL in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to GAZE upon the beauty of the Lord, and to SEEK him in his temple." Join us in this sermon series in which we will look at some of the ways Scripture teaches to dwell with God, to gaze upon God's beauty, and to seek him in his temple.
In Psalm 27.4, King David states that there is one thing he asks of the Lord, and then he uses three phrases to name that one thing: "to DWELL in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to GAZE upon the beauty of the Lord, and to SEEK him in his temple." Join us in this sermon series in which we will look at some of the ways Scripture teaches to dwell with God, to gaze upon God's beauty, and to seek him in his temple.
In Psalm 27.4, King David states that there is one thing he asks of the Lord, and then he uses three phrases to name that one thing: "to DWELL in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to GAZE upon the beauty of the Lord, and to SEEK him in his temple." Join us in this sermon series in which we will look at some of the ways Scripture teaches to dwell with God, to gaze upon God's beauty, and to seek him in his temple.
In Psalm 27.4, King David states that there is one thing he asks of the Lord, and then he uses three phrases to name that one thing: "to DWELL in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to GAZE upon the beauty of the Lord, and to SEEK him in his temple." Join us in this sermon series in which we will look at some of the ways Scripture teaches to dwell with God, to gaze upon God's beauty, and to seek him in his temple.
In Psalm 27.4, King David states that there is one thing he asks of the Lord, and then he uses three phrases to name that one thing: "to DWELL in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to GAZE upon the beauty of the Lord, and to SEEK him in his temple." Join us in this sermon series in which we will look at some of the ways Scripture teaches to dwell with God, to gaze upon God's beauty, and to seek him in his temple.
In Psalm 27.4, King David states that there is one thing he asks of the Lord, and then he uses three phrases to name that one thing: "to DWELL in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to GAZE upon the beauty of the Lord, and to SEEK him in his temple." Join us in this sermon series in which we will look at some of the ways Scripture teaches to dwell with God, to gaze upon God's beauty, and to seek him in his temple.
Welcome to ECC! It's that time of year again. The time when we prepare our hearts to celebrate the birth of Christ by journeying through the Season of Advent together. During Advent, we look back to Christ's First Coming, anticipate his Second Coming, and learn to live life with him as he comes to us each day. Thanks for joining us!
Welcome to ECC! It's that time of year again. The time when we prepare our hearts to celebrate the birth of Christ by journeying through the Season of Advent together. During Advent, we look back to Christ's First Coming, anticipate his Second Coming, and learn to live life with him as he comes to us each day. Thanks for joining us!
Welcome to ECC! It's that time of year again. The time when we prepare our hearts to celebrate the birth of Christ by journeying through the Season of Advent together. During Advent, we look back to Christ's First Coming, anticipate his Second Coming, and learn to live life with him as he comes to us each day. Thanks for joining us!
Welcome to ECC! It's that time of year again. The time when we prepare our hearts to celebrate the birth of Christ by journeying through the Season of Advent together. During Advent, we look back to Christ's First Coming, anticipate his Second Coming, and learn to live life with him as he comes to us each day. Thanks for joining us!
Welcome to ECC! It's that time of year again. The time when we prepare our hearts to celebrate the birth of Christ by journeying through the Season of Advent together. During Advent, we look back to Christ's First Coming, anticipate his Second Coming, and learn to live life with him as he comes to us each day. Thanks for joining us!
Welcome to ECC! It's that time of year again. The time when we prepare our hearts to celebrate the birth of Christ by journeying through the Season of Advent together. During Advent, we look back to Christ's First Coming, anticipate his Second Coming, and learn to live life with him as he comes to us each day. Thanks for joining us!
In Christ Jesus, God has revealed to his people and to us all a mystery that was once hidden. Join us this fall as we take a deep dive into the Apostle Paul's letter to the followers of Jesus in the city of Ephesus, and discover this mystery together.
In Christ Jesus, God has revealed to his people and to us all a mystery that was once hidden. Join us this fall as we take a deep dive into the Apostle Paul's letter to the followers of Jesus in the city of Ephesus, and discover this mystery together.
In Christ Jesus, God has revealed to his people and to us all a mystery that was once hidden. Join us this fall as we take a deep dive into the Apostle Paul's letter to the followers of Jesus in the city of Ephesus, and discover this mystery together.
In Christ Jesus, God has revealed to his people and to us all a mystery that was once hidden. Join us this fall as we take a deep dive into the Apostle Paul's letter to the followers of Jesus in the city of Ephesus, and discover this mystery together.
In Christ Jesus, God has revealed to his people and to us all a mystery that was once hidden. Join us this fall as we take a deep dive into the Apostle Paul's letter to the followers of Jesus in the city of Ephesus, and discover this mystery together.
In Christ Jesus, God has revealed to his people and to us all a mystery that was once hidden. Join us this fall as we take a deep dive into the Apostle Paul's letter to the followers of Jesus in the city of Ephesus, and discover this mystery together.
In Christ Jesus, God has revealed to his people and to us all a mystery that was once hidden. Join us this fall as we take a deep dive into the Apostle Paul's letter to the followers of Jesus in the city of Ephesus, and discover this mystery together.
In Christ Jesus, God has revealed to his people and to us all a mystery that was once hidden. Join us this fall as we take a deep dive into the Apostle Paul's letter to the followers of Jesus in the city of Ephesus, and discover this mystery together.
In Christ Jesus, God has revealed to his people and to us all a mystery that was once hidden. Join us this fall as we take a deep dive into the Apostle Paul's letter to the followers of Jesus in the city of Ephesus, and discover this mystery together.
In Christ Jesus, God has revealed to his people and to us all a mystery that was once hidden. Join us this fall as we take a deep dive into the Apostle Paul's letter to the followers of Jesus in the city of Ephesus, and discover this mystery together.
In Christ Jesus, God has revealed to his people and to us all a mystery that was once hidden. Join us this fall as we take a deep dive into the Apostle Paul's letter to the followers of Jesus in the city of Ephesus, and discover this mystery together.
In Christ Jesus, God has revealed to his people and to us all a mystery that was once hidden. Join us this fall as we take a deep dive into the Apostle Paul's letter to the followers of Jesus in the city of Ephesus, and discover this mystery together.
This morning is a special morning. Thanks for joining us! Today we have the opportunity to sponsor children in the Democratic Republic of Congo (where we've had missionaries for 85 years!) through Covenant Kids Congo, powered by World Vision!
At any point this morning, you are welcome to text the keyword: ECCLIFE to the number: 56170 for instructions on what to do next.
During this brief worship and preaching series, we will look at some of the most vital things that make for spiritual transformation: intentionality, connection, and community. We will look at the practices of the Early Church (Acts 2.42-47) as well as other teachings from Scripture on what moves us from mere curiosity about Christ to Christoformity in Christ.
During this brief worship and preaching series, we will look at some of the most vital things that make for spiritual transformation: intentionality, connection, and community. We will look at the practices of the Early Church (Acts 2.42-47) as well as other teachings from Scripture on what moves us from mere curiosity about Christ to Christoformity in Christ.
During this brief worship and preaching series, we will look at some of the most vital things that make for spiritual transformation: intentionality, connection, and community. We will look at the practices of the Early Church (Acts 2.42-47) as well as other teachings from Scripture on what moves us from mere curiosity about Christ to Christoformity in Christ.
In Luke 24, right after his resurrection, Jesus meets two disciples on the road to Emmaus. They do not recognize Jesus and have not grasped what God has done in and through his suffering and death, to say nothing of his resurrection. Jesus then explains to them how all through Scripture, this has been God's plan. By doing so, Jesus has given us a new way to read Scripture--in light of his own life, death, and resurrection. Join us as we walk through the first 11 chapters of Genesis and ask how these passages point us to Christ.
In Luke 24, right after his resurrection, Jesus meets two disciples on the road to Emmaus. They do not recognize Jesus and have not grasped what God has done in and through his suffering and death, to say nothing of his resurrection. Jesus then explains to them how all through Scripture, this has been God's plan. By doing so, Jesus has given us a new way to read Scripture--in light of his own life, death, and resurrection. Join us as we walk through the first 11 chapters of Genesis and ask how these passages point us to Christ.
In Luke 24, right after his resurrection, Jesus meets two disciples on the road to Emmaus. They do not recognize Jesus and have not grasped what God has done in and through his suffering and death, to say nothing of his resurrection. Jesus then explains to them how all through Scripture, this has been God's plan. By doing so, Jesus has given us a new way to read Scripture--in light of his own life, death, and resurrection. Join us as we walk through the first 11 chapters of Genesis and ask how these passages point us to Christ.
In Luke 24, right after his resurrection, Jesus meets two disciples on the road to Emmaus. They do not recognize Jesus and have not grasped what God has done in and through his suffering and death, to say nothing of his resurrection. Jesus then explains to them how all through Scripture, this has been God's plan. By doing so, Jesus has given us a new way to read Scripture--in light of his own life, death, and resurrection. Join us as we walk through the first 11 chapters of Genesis and ask how these passages point us to Christ.
In Luke 24, right after his resurrection, Jesus meets two disciples on the road to Emmaus. They do not recognize Jesus and have not grasped what God has done in and through his suffering and death, to say nothing of his resurrection. Jesus then explains to them how all through Scripture, this has been God's plan. By doing so, Jesus has given us a new way to read Scripture--in light of his own life, death, and resurrection. Join us as we walk through the first 11 chapters of Genesis and ask how these passages point us to Christ.
In Luke 24, right after his resurrection, Jesus meets two disciples on the road to Emmaus. They do not recognize Jesus and have not grasped what God has done in and through his suffering and death, to say nothing of his resurrection. Jesus then explains to them how all through Scripture, this has been God's plan. By doing so, Jesus has given us a new way to read Scripture--in light of his own life, death, and resurrection. Join us as we walk through the first 11 chapters of Genesis and ask how these passages point us to Christ.
In Luke 24, right after his resurrection, Jesus meets two disciples on the road to Emmaus. They do not recognize Jesus and have not grasped what God has done in and through his suffering and death, to say nothing of his resurrection. Jesus then explains to them how all through Scripture, this has been God's plan. By doing so, Jesus has given us a new way to read Scripture--in light of his own life, death, and resurrection. Join us as we walk through the first 11 chapters of Genesis and ask how these passages point us to Christ.
In Luke 24, right after his resurrection, Jesus meets two disciples on the road to Emmaus. They do not recognize Jesus and have not grasped what God has done in and through his suffering and death, to say nothing of his resurrection. Jesus then explains to them how all through Scripture, this has been God's plan. By doing so, Jesus has given us a new way to read Scripture--in light of his own life, death, and resurrection. Join us as we walk through the first 11 chapters of Genesis and ask how these passages point us to Christ.
In Luke 24, right after his resurrection, Jesus meets two disciples on the road to Emmaus. They do not recognize Jesus and have not grasped what God has done in and through his suffering and death, to say nothing of his resurrection. Jesus then explains to them how all through Scripture, this has been God's plan. By doing so, Jesus has given us a new way to read Scripture--in light of his own life, death, and resurrection. Join us as we walk through the first 11 chapters of Genesis and ask how these passages point us to Christ.
In Luke 24, right after his resurrection, Jesus meets two disciples on the road to Emmaus. They do not recognize Jesus and have not grasped what God has done in and through his suffering and death, to say nothing of his resurrection. Jesus then explains to them how all through Scripture, this has been God's plan. By doing so, Jesus has given us a new way to read Scripture--in light of his own life, death, and resurrection. Join us as we walk through the first 11 chapters of Genesis and ask how these passages point us to Christ.
In Luke 24, right after his resurrection, Jesus meets two disciples on the road to Emmaus. They do not recognize Jesus and have not grasped what God has done in and through his suffering and death, to say nothing of his resurrection. Jesus then explains to them how all through Scripture, this has been God's plan. By doing so, Jesus has given us a new way to read Scripture--in light of his own life, death, and resurrection. Join us as we walk through the first 11 chapters of Genesis and ask how these passages point us to Christ.
In Luke 24, right after his resurrection, Jesus meets two disciples on the road to Emmaus. They do not recognize Jesus and have not grasped what God has done in and through his suffering and death, to say nothing of his resurrection. Jesus then explains to them how all through Scripture, this has been God's plan. By doing so, Jesus has given us a new way to read Scripture--in light of his own life, death, and resurrection. Join us as we walk through the first 11 chapters of Genesis and ask how these passages point us to Christ.
In Luke 24, right after his resurrection, Jesus meets two disciples on the road to Emmaus. They do not recognize Jesus and have not grasped what God has done in and through his suffering and death, to say nothing of his resurrection. Jesus then explains to them how all through Scripture, this has been God's plan. By doing so, Jesus has given us a new way to read Scripture--in light of his own life, death, and resurrection. Join us as we walk through the first 11 chapters of Genesis and ask how these passages point us to Christ.
Join us for our Easter Service: In John 1, "the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us". After that, he lived the most important life ever lived, taught us about the nature of "eternal" and "abundant" life, died the most important death, and rose from the dead. What does it all mean for us today? Join us for a sermon series on the Gospel of John as we find out together.
In John 1, "the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us". After that, he lived the most important life ever lived, taught us about the nature of "eternal" and "abundant" life, died the most important death, and rose from the dead. What does it all mean for us today? Join us for a sermon series on the Gospel of John as we find out together.
In John 1, "the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us". After that, he lived the most important life ever lived, taught us about the nature of "eternal" and "abundant" life, died the most important death, and rose from the dead. What does it all mean for us today? Join us for a sermon series on the Gospel of John as we find out together.
In John 1, "the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us". After that, he lived the most important life ever lived, taught us about the nature of "eternal" and "abundant" life, died the most important death, and rose from the dead. What does it all mean for us today? Join us for a sermon series on the Gospel of John as we find out together.
In John 1, "the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us". After that, he lived the most important life ever lived, taught us about the nature of "eternal" and "abundant" life, died the most important death, and rose from the dead. What does it all mean for us today? Join us for a sermon series on the Gospel of John as we find out together.
In John 1, "the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us". After that, he lived the most important life ever lived, taught us about the nature of "eternal" and "abundant" life, died the most important death, and rose from the dead. What does it all mean for us today? Join us for a sermon series on the Gospel of John as we find out together.
In John 1, "the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us". After that, he lived the most important life ever lived, taught us about the nature of "eternal" and "abundant" life, died the most important death, and rose from the dead. What does it all mean for us today? Join us for a sermon series on the Gospel of John as we find out together.
In John 1, "the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us". After that, he lived the most important life ever lived, taught us about the nature of "eternal" and "abundant" life, died the most important death, and rose from the dead. What does it all mean for us today? Join us for a sermon series on the Gospel of John as we find out together.
In John 1, "the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us". After that, he lived the most important life ever lived, taught us about the nature of "eternal" and "abundant" life, died the most important death, and rose from the dead. What does it all mean for us today? Join us for a sermon series on the Gospel of John as we find out together.
In John 1, "the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us". After that, he lived the most important life ever lived, taught us about the nature of "eternal" and "abundant" life, died the most important death, and rose from the dead. What does it all mean for us today? Join us for a sermon series on the Gospel of John as we find out together.
In John 1, "the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us". After that, he lived the most important life ever lived, taught us about the nature of "eternal" and "abundant" life, died the most important death, and rose from the dead. What does it all mean for us today? Join us for a sermon series on the Gospel of John as we find out together.
In John 1, "the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us". After that, he lived the most important life ever lived, taught us about the nature of "eternal" and "abundant" life, died the most important death, and rose from the dead. What does it all mean for us today? Join us for a sermon series on the Gospel of John as we find out together.
In John 1, "the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us". After that, he lived the most important life ever lived, taught us about the nature of "eternal" and "abundant" life, died the most important death, and rose from the dead. What does it all mean for us today? Join us for a sermon series on the Gospel of John as we find out together.
In John 1, "the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us". After that, he lived the most important life ever lived, taught us about the nature of "eternal" and "abundant" life, died the most important death, and rose from the dead. What does it all mean for us today? Join us for a sermon series on the Gospel of John as we find out together.
In John 1, "the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us". After that, he lived the most important life ever lived, taught us about the nature of "eternal" and "abundant" life, died the most important death, and rose from the dead. What does it all mean for us today? Join us for a sermon series on the Gospel of John as we find out together.
In John 1, "the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us". After that, he lived the most important life ever lived, taught us about the nature of "eternal" and "abundant" life, died the most important death, and rose from the dead. What does it all mean for us today? Join us for a sermon series on the Gospel of John as we find out together.
In John 1, "the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us". After that, he lived the most important life ever lived, taught us about the nature of "eternal" and "abundant" life, died the most important death, and rose from the dead. What does it all mean for us today? Join us for a sermon series on the Gospel of John as we find out together.
Join us for our Christmas Eve Service. We will offer our praise to God through the celebration of Jesus Christ's birth.
In John 1, "the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us". After that, he lived the most important life ever lived, taught us about the nature of "eternal" and "abundant" life, died the most important death, and rose from the dead. What does it all mean for us today? Join us for a sermon series on the Gospel of John as we find out together.
Welcome to the season of Advent, a word that means "arrival". Join us as we explore themes of exile and hope in the Hebrew Scriptures, and the promises delivered to us in the coming of Christ, when "The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us." (John 1.14)
Welcome to the season of Advent, a word that means "arrival". Join us as we explore themes of exile and hope in the Hebrew Scriptures, and the promises delivered to us in the coming of Christ, when "The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us." (John 1.14)
Welcome to the season of Advent, a word that means "arrival". Join us as we explore themes of exile and hope in the Hebrew Scriptures, and the promises delivered to us in the coming of Christ, when "The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us." (John 1.14)
Join us as we seek to go to deeper water with Jesus, discovering who God has made us to be and how we can be more and more conformed to God's image within us.
Join us as we seek to go to deeper water with Jesus, discovering who God has made us to be and how we can be more and more conformed to God's image within us.
Join us as we seek to go to deeper water with Jesus, discovering who God has made us to be and how we can be more and more conformed to God's image within us.
Join us as we seek to go to deeper water with Jesus, discovering who God has made us to be and how we can be more and more conformed to God's image within us.
Join us as we seek to go to deeper water with Jesus, discovering who God has made us to be and how we can be more and more conformed to God's image within us.
Join us as we seek to go to deeper water with Jesus, discovering who God has made us to be and how we can be more and more conformed to God's image within us.
Join us as we seek to go to deeper water with Jesus, discovering who God has made us to be and how we can be more and more conformed to God's image within us. *Due to technical difficulties on Sunday, the worship service was almost unwatchable. Pastor Stacey recorded this version of only the sermon.
Join us as we seek to go to deeper water with Jesus, discovering who God has made us to be and how we can be more and more conformed to God's image within us.
Join us as we seek to go to deeper water with Jesus, discovering who God has made us to be and how we can be more and more conformed to God's image within us.
Join us as we seek to go to deeper water with Jesus, discovering who God has made us to be and how we can be more and more conformed to God's image within us.
Join us as we seek to go to deeper water with Jesus, discovering who God has made us to be and how we can be more and more conformed to God's image within us.
Join us as we seek to go to deeper water with Jesus, discovering who God has made us to be and how we can be more and more conformed to God's image within us.
Join us as we seek to go to deeper water with Jesus, discovering who God has made us to be and how we can be more and more conformed to God's image within us.
This is part of our sermon series about our Touchstones of Welcome, Transformation, and Presence.
This is part of our sermon series about our Touchstones of Welcome, Transformation, and Presence.
This is part of our sermon series about our Touchstones of Welcome, Transformation, and Presence.
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through the book of Colossians and discover how the supremacy and all-sufficiency of Christ make him the “Center of All Things.”
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through the book of Colossians and discover how the supremacy and all-sufficiency of Christ make him the “Center of All Things.”
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through the book of Colossians and discover how the supremacy and all-sufficiency of Christ make him the “Center of All Things.”
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through the book of Colossians and discover how the supremacy and all-sufficiency of Christ make him the “Center of All Things.”
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through the book of Colossians and discover how the supremacy and all-sufficiency of Christ make him the “Center of All Things.”
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through the book of Colossians and discover how the supremacy and all-sufficiency of Christ make him the “Center of All Things.”
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through the book of Colossians and discover how the supremacy and all-sufficiency of Christ make him the “Center of All Things.”
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through the book of Colossians and discover how the supremacy and all-sufficiency of Christ make him the “Center of All Things.”
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through biblical passages and themes taken from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Community: Following the Spirit, Extending Grace, Demonstrating Love".
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through biblical passages and themes taken from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Community: Following the Spirit, Extending Grace, Demonstrating Love".
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through biblical passages and themes taken from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Community: Following the Spirit, Extending Grace, Demonstrating Love".
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through biblical passages and themes taken from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Community: Following the Spirit, Extending Grace, Demonstrating Love".
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through biblical passages and themes taken from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Community: Following the Spirit, Extending Grace, Demonstrating Love".
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through biblical passages and themes taken from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Community: Following the Spirit, Extending Grace, Demonstrating Love".
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through biblical passages and themes taken from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Community: Following the Spirit, Extending Grace, Demonstrating Love".
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through biblical passages and themes taken from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Community: Following the Spirit, Extending Grace, Demonstrating Love".
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through biblical passages and themes taken from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Community: Following the Spirit, Extending Grace, Demonstrating Love".
We invite you to come home this Easter season. Rediscover faith, experience grace, find hope, and reconnect with others.
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through Jesus' Sermon on the Mount using biblical passages and themes from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Life: Putting on the Character of Christ"
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through Jesus' Sermon on the Mount using biblical passages and themes from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Life: Putting on the Character of Christ"
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through Jesus' Sermon on the Mount using biblical passages and themes from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Life: Putting on the Character of Christ"
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through Jesus' Sermon on the Mount using biblical passages and themes from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Life: Putting on the Character of Christ"
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through Jesus' Sermon on the Mount using biblical passages and themes from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Life: Putting on the Character of Christ"
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through Jesus' Sermon on the Mount using biblical passages and themes from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Life: Putting on the Character of Christ"
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through Jesus' Sermon on the Mount using biblical passages and themes from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Life: Putting on the Character of Christ"
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through Jesus' Sermon on the Mount using biblical passages and themes from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Life: Putting on the Character of Christ"
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through Jesus' Sermon on the Mount using biblical passages and themes from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Life: Putting on the Character of Christ"
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through Jesus' Sermon on the Mount using biblical passages and themes from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Life: Putting on the Character of Christ"
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through Jesus' Sermon on the Mount using biblical passages and themes from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Life: Putting on the Character of Christ"
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through Jesus' Sermon on the Mount using biblical passages and themes from James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful Life: Putting on the Character of Christ"
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through the season of Advent toward the celebration of the birth of Christ at Christmas, as we look to the promises of Scripture, remember the hope we have been given in Jesus, and look forward to our full and final redemption as children of God.
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through the season of Advent toward the celebration of the birth of Christ at Christmas, as we look to the promises of Scripture, remember the hope we have been given in Jesus, and look forward to our full and final redemption as children of God.
Join us for our Christmas Eve Service. We will offer our praise to God through the celebration of Jesus Christ's birth.
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through the season of Advent toward the celebration of the birth of Christ at Christmas, as we look to the promises of Scripture, remember the hope we have been given in Jesus, and look forward to our full and final redemption as children of God.
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through the season of Advent toward the celebration of the birth of Christ at Christmas, as we look to the promises of Scripture, remember the hope we have been given in Jesus, and look forward to our full and final redemption as children of God.
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through the season of Advent toward the celebration of the birth of Christ at Christmas, as we look to the promises of Scripture, remember the hope we have been given in Jesus, and look forward to our full and final redemption as children of God.
Join us each Sunday morning at ECC as we journey through the season of Advent toward the celebration of the birth of Christ at Christmas, as we look to the promises of Scripture, remember the hope we have been given in Jesus, and look forward to our full and final redemption as children of God.
Join us for our Thanksgiving Service. We will offer our thanks and praise to God through testimony, song, and prayer.
Exploring the theme of "Love Over Fear", using biblical passages and themes from Dan White, Jr.'s book "Love Over Fear" Many have said that this season is the most divisive in recent history for our nation. What does it look like for people who are loved by God to learn to love their enemies and bring healing to our polarized world? We hope you'll join us on the journey!
Exploring the theme of "Love Over Fear", using biblical passages and themes from Dan White, Jr.'s book "Love Over Fear" Many have said that this season is the most divisive in recent history for our nation. What does it look like for people who are loved by God to learn to love their enemies and bring healing to our polarized world? We hope you'll join us on the journey!
Exploring the theme of "Love Over Fear", using biblical passages and themes from Dan White, Jr.'s book "Love Over Fear" Many have said that this season is the most divisive in recent history for our nation. What does it look like for people who are loved by God to learn to love their enemies and bring healing to our polarized world? We hope you'll join us on the journey!
Exploring the theme of "Love Over Fear", using biblical passages and themes from Dan White, Jr.'s book "Love Over Fear" Many have said that this season is the most divisive in recent history for our nation. What does it look like for people who are loved by God to learn to love their enemies and bring healing to our polarized world? We hope you'll join us on the journey!
Exploring the theme of "Love Over Fear", using biblical passages and themes from Dan White, Jr.'s book "Love Over Fear" Many have said that this season is the most divisive in recent history for our nation. What does it look like for people who are loved by God to learn to love their enemies and bring healing to our polarized world? We hope you'll join us on the journey!
Exploring the theme of "Love Over Fear", using biblical passages and themes from Dan White, Jr.'s book "Love Over Fear" Many have said that this season is the most divisive in recent history for our nation. What does it look like for people who are loved by God to learn to love their enemies and bring healing to our polarized world? We hope you'll join us on the journey!
Exploring the theme of "Love Over Fear", using biblical passages and themes from Dan White, Jr.'s book "Love Over Fear" Many have said that this season is the most divisive in recent history for our nation. What does it look like for people who are loved by God to learn to love their enemies and bring healing to our polarized world? We hope you'll join us on the journey!
Exploring the theme of "Love Over Fear", using biblical passages and themes from Dan White, Jr.'s book "Love Over Fear" Many have said that this season is the most divisive in recent history for our nation. What does it look like for people who are loved by God to learn to love their enemies and bring healing to our polarized world? We hope you'll join us on the journey!
Exploring the theme of "Love Over Fear", using biblical passages and themes from Dan White, Jr.'s book "Love Over Fear" Many have said that this season is the most divisive in recent history for our nation. What does it look like for people who are loved by God to learn to love their enemies and bring healing to our polarized world? We hope you'll join us on the journey!
Exploring the theme of "Love Over Fear", using biblical passages and themes from Dan White, Jr.'s book "Love Over Fear" Many have said that this season is the most divisive in recent history for our nation. What does it look like for people who are loved by God to learn to love their enemies and bring healing to our polarized world? We hope you'll join us on the journey!
This is part of our sermon series about our Touchstones of Welcome, Transformation, and Presence.
This is part of our sermon series about our Touchstones of Welcome, Transformation, and Presence.
This is part of our sermon series about our Touchstones of Welcome, Transformation, and Presence.