Emmanuel Clarksburg: Recent Episodes
Emmanuel Clarksburg
A farewell challenge to EBC to be devoted to making the priorities of the early church our own priorities.
May your will be done on earth as it is in heaven. This phrase “Your will be done” May your will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Brings up two thoughts that this study explains. 1. What is God's Will? 2. How does God's will relate to our prayer lives?
In Acts 19 we see a description of a mighty move of God with principles and themes from which we can see true biblical revival in action.
"A growing church is always in transition." In this message, we see a few wonderful examples of Paul and his colleagues in the ministry model for during the transition from his 2nd to 3rd missionary journey.
Paul recieves a vision to encourage him in Acts 18 while ministering in Corinth. What truths did this vision remind Paul of that fostered encouragement to be resilient in ministry?
Churches can become awkward and hypocritical when their doctrine does not match their culture. Martin Luther warned against our faith staying in our ears and on our lips without having its proper place in our hearts. This message reexamines the glorious truths of the gospel with the reminder that those truths should shape every thing we do and make our relationships beautiful.
I John 1:9 tells us that God is faithful and just to forgive our sins, but have you ever pondered on God's countenance as he forgives? Is he angry? Disappointed? In this sermon, Adam Felder explores forgiveness and concludes that not only does God forgive but He delights in it.
How does a Christian respond when they experience a moral failing? This sermon explores that very question and provides an answer based on the experience of Micah as recorded in Micah 7:7-10.