estevanalliance: Recent Episodes
Estevan Alliance Church
July 12, 2020 - Dont Blow It When You Dont Know It, Job 21-22 by Estevan Alliance Church
March 15, 2020 - Pastor Larry - 7 Letters For 7 Churches - Hearing The Holy Spirit by Estevan Alliance Church
February 23, 2020 - 7 Letters For 7 Churches Rev. 2, 18 - 28 by Estevan Alliance Church
February 2, 2020 - 7 Letters for 7 Churches : Smyrna - All In by Estevan Alliance Church
Jan 12, 2020 - Pastor Craig - These Are A Few Of My Favorite Things - Psalm 46 by Estevan Alliance Church
September 29, 2019 - Discipleship According To The Letter To The Hebrews - Pastor Larry by Estevan Alliance Church
August 18, 2019 - Pastor Larry - Christ Our Sanctifier Jesus In Hebrews by Estevan Alliance Church
Rev. Dr. Bernie Van De Walle speaks to the EAC Membership regarding Women in Leadership.
April 28, 2019 How Deep Is Your Debt How Great Is Your Love - Pastor Larry by Estevan Alliance Church
March 3, 2019 Hometown Preaching The Fans Lose It - Pastor Larry by Estevan Alliance Church
February 10, 2019 - Out Of The Water And Into The Wilderness by Estevan Alliance Church
October 28, 2018 - Filled With The Holy Spirit Part 2 - Larry Hurst by Estevan Alliance Church
November 18 - Nelson Kaisowatum - Relationship Over Religion by Estevan Alliance Church
October 28, 2018 - Filled With The Holy Spirit Part 2 - Larry Hurst by Estevan Alliance Church
In this sermon, we look at a second principle of using our resources well in sharing or generosity. To examine what it looks like for a Christian to be generous and why, we look at three different parables found in Luke 16:1-9, Luke 12:13-21, and Matthew 25:31-46.
In this sermon, Pastor Waylon looks at the parable Jesus tells in Matthew 25:14-30 and he looks at the first important principle we learn from the life and teaching of Jesus in terms of handling our money and possessions well. The principle of stewardship.
*We've resolved the problem where we had two different tracks playing over top of one another in the first few minutes of this sermon.
This is the final sermon in our series, "Where is God?". In this sermon, we ask the question where is God in the midst of conflict. We look at a few stories in the Bible, including Ananias praying with Saul, to help us answer that question.
In this sermon, Pastor Jim begins our 4 week series on Jesus and money by explaining why he has not talked much about money in his time at Estevan Alliance Church and why we will be talking about money now for the next 4 weeks.
In this sermon, we ask the question "Where is God?" in our pain. To help answer this question, Pastor Waylon looks at the story of Job and how God met him within his painful life circumstances.
In this sermon, we ask the question Where is God?" in the silence that we are experiencing. To help us answer this question, we look at the time period between the Old and New Testament where many felt as though God was silent. We also look at John 15 and Psalm 63.
We begin a four week series today asking the question, "Where is God in our most difficult circumstances and experiences?".
In this sermon, we ask Where is God in our times of uncertainty. To help us answer this question, we look at the
Brad Weber from Kenosee Lake Bible Camp, a partner in ministry for Estevan Alliance Church, brings the sermon to us this week.
We start our 4 week series leading up to Easter Sunday by looking at 4 different things that Jesus said while he was dying on the cross.
In this sermon, we look at Jesus saying "My God, My God, why have you forsaken me?"
In this sermon, we look at the picture of God as a mighty fortress as an incomplete picture in that we are not meant to hide in God and pray for protection and comfort alone. We have been called and sent out to the world and God often calls His people out of comfort so as to engage more truly in mission.
In this sermon, we look at the idea we can have of God being like a great or dazzling showman, that He is here to impress us with wonder and power. We explore the potential danger within this in that we can miss God in the quiet and everyday ways He works.
In this sermon, we look at the false image we can have of God being like a permissive grandparent who exists to spoil us and give us anything we want. The counter image we look at is of the disciplining God, who disciplines us because He loves us.
We begin our series of looking at the false and incomplete images of God that we can often believe to be true. We look at a picture from Scripture to replace that false or incomplete image. This is important because what we believe about God shapes how we worship Him, how we act towards Him, and how we treat others as well.
In this sermon, Pastor Waylon looks at the picture of God as an overbearing Father.
In this final sermon on prayer, Jim reflects on his time overseas and what it taught him about the power of our worship as prayer.
In this third sermon based from learning from Jim's trip to the Asian Spice region, we look at the difficulty many of us have with praying on our own even though that is what we're told we're supposed to do. We really don't have to pray alone as there are great benefits to praying with others and we never really pray alone as we always pray with God and with the community of the church, the believers that surround the world.
In this sermon, Pastor Jim begins a 4 part series based from his experience preparing for and going on a prayer trip to the Asian Spice region with the Christian and Missionary Alliance. In this specific sermon, Jim looks at the first lesson that he learned which is that prayer is not something that is a special blessing or gift given to a few but is in fact a call and commandment for all Christians.
In this sermon, Jim looks at the 2nd lesson he learned on his trip to the Asian Spice region: prayer is work. It is work in that it takes energy and concentration and it also accomplishes things, and that there are some things that will only be done because we pray.