Evangelical Community Church (ecc)

Unpacking Matthew 17:14-20.

Christ Community Church (formerly ECC)

As Abraham walked in faith, God put a serious curve in his road. We can expect him to do the same with us to grow our faith.

The opening of a new miniseries on exemplars of the faith.

Does unity always mean being the same?

Insights on work from another of the Psalms of Ascent.

A look at the second Psalm of Ascent, Psalm 121.

A Psalm of Ascent meant to be sung on the way to Jerusalem, Psalm 120 can help us on our own journey to reach the "place of peace".

Sometimes we put aspects of our lives into silos. What brings them all together?

Pastor Bob highlights persons in the Bible who exhibit a practiced endurance to their faith.

Christ Community Church (formerly ECC)

This Sunday, we begin a new series, "Faith as a Journey". In week one, we look at "The Nature of Faith" from Hebrews 11:1-3.

Pastor Dan brings our series "Learning to Walk: Discipleship in the In-Between" to a close.

In Ephesians Ch. 4, Paul urges us to walk in a manner worthy of the calling to fellowship with Christ and the Church. Yesterday, Pastor Dan gave us some practical notes to help us continue looking at discipleship between the time of Christ's ascension and return.

Christ Community Church (formerly ECC)

Christ Community Church (formerly ECC)

Today Pastor Dan began our series "Learning to Walk: Discipleship in the In-Between". Our reading came from 2 Corinthians 5:1-10 (ESV).

God is silent through most of the Book of Job, but in chapter 38 he responds to Job and his counselors.

Denial. Isolation. Anger. Bargaining. Depression. Acceptance. The stages of grief seem applicable to Job, who feels cornered in his suffering. How does he respond to God and to those who try to offer him counsel?

Job is struggling, and friends come to visit. Join us in taking a look at responses to his suffering: this Sunday, his friends' response; next Sunday, his response; and the following Sunday, God's response. (Reminder: If you haven't listened to the first two sermons in this 5-part series, start at the beginning and listen to them in order.)