Emmanuel Covenant Church

Installing moral margins can help us avoid crashing into sin.

About the time we think we can make ends meet, somebody moves the ends.

Wise people schedule a full day of rest and recalibration every Saturday or Sunday.

Margin is the amount available beyond what is necessary. It's also a radical, countercultural prescription for our crazy lives.

Jon Lundberg from Urban Homeworks applies a familiar story to an unfamiliar challenge.

When new gods are chosen, war enters your gates.

Mark Stromberg, the Superintendent of the Covenant's Northwest Conference, brings fresh insights to a familiar story.

If you want to experience love that grows over a lifetime, focus on becoming the spouse you wish you had.

If the grass looks greener on the other side, you might want to consider watering your own.

It's never been easier to fall in love.  It's as hard as it's ever been to stay that way.

Does the Bible place limits on women that it doesn't place on men?

When you read the Book of Revelation in 3D, you don't argue if your camp is black-with-green or green-with-black.

The resurrection was the exclamation point to Christ's claims.

Whose feet are you washing?

Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.

If you look too hard for miracles, you'll miss the signs.

Those who miss the point of John's Christmas Story life in a perpetual silent night.

Why study writings that are 2000 years old?

Discover the surprising secret to a faith that lacks nothing.

Why are mortality memory cues important?