Evangelical Community Church (ecc)

A look at different reactions to Job's pain. (Reminder: If you haven't listened to the first sermon in this series, please do so before listening to this one.)

Today we started our summer series "God in the Dark: The Book of Job".

On Youth Sunday, Aaron Brown presented a message to our teens and our congregation for those times when we find ourselves in situations other than what we expected.

A look at perhaps the most surprising appearance of Jesus after his resurrection: when he appeared to Saul on the road to Damascus.

Taking a look at Thomas's example, today we dissected doubt.

In the time between the Crucifixion and Ascension, Jesus appeared to different groups of people.

Christ Community Church (formerly ECC)

Christ Community Church (formerly ECC)

Psalm 118 and Mark 11:1-10

Psalm 110 gives us a broad spectrum of Jesus as King.

Jesus quoted Psalm 22 on the Cross. Let's take a look at the connections between this Psalm, Matthew 27, and Mark 15.

If we ignore history, we are destined to repeat its mistakes. The Israelites were admonished not to do this in Psalm 95 and Hebrews 3:7-13.

Christ Community Church (formerly ECC)

Psalm 89 was penned in the midst of a national crisis. How does this psalmist's experience help us when we suffer? How do we piece together God's sovereign faithfulness with what we experience at times? Additional reading: Luke 1:26-33.

Before looking for Christ in Psalm 45, we explore what this wedding song meant in the life of the Israelites.

Join us and the writer of Hebrews in looking for Christ in the text of Psalm 40. Readings: Psalm 40:1-8 and Hebrews 10:1-10.

A two-part sermon connecting Jesus as the Good Shepherd.

A two-part sermon connecting Jesus as the Good Shepherd.

What is solid and sure enough to rid us of anxiety?

Who can enter into the presence of God? Let's turn to Psalm 15 and Hebrews 9:22-28 for the answer.