ECB Sermon Podcast

ECB is turning 60! Join us as we celebrate our Anniversary. Pastor Pablo concludes the series "Planted to Display His Splendor" with a brief message outlining three major ailments that can threaten the life and health of any church "tree".

God sees you as an Oak of Righteousness planted to display His splendor. He wants you to be like a healthy tree deeply rooted in Him. What is holding you back from experiencing His grace and displaying His love through your life?

God is building His Kingdom through us and calls us to invest ourselves in His strategy of multiplication. Discipleship therefore involves more than just personal growth.

This week, we have the privilege of our former Lead Pastor René Dekker is back visiting with us, preaching on this topic. He unpacks five discipleship pathways that will unleash us for greater Kingdom impact.

Discipleship is not just instructional. It also involves our investment of time, talent and resources in God's strategy of multiplication, so that His Kingdom will extend to places where it is not yet. Is God's mission also your mission?

Jesus said, “The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few.”

God has placed each of us where we are for a purpose. The people we encounter, the communities we live in, and the relationships we build are all opportunities to reflect the heart of Jesus. He invites us to see people through His eyes, love them with His compassion, and share the hope we have in Him. Join us this week in welcoming Pastor Kevin Moua, who will be preaching as we continue our sermon series, “Planted to Display His Splendor.” Together, we’ll consider what it means to be planted in the harvest and how God desires to use us right where we are.

Jesus reminds us that the harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. And before He calls us to go, He first calls us to pray. God has placed each of us where we are for a purpose, and He invites us to join Him in what He is already doing in the lives of those around us.

Listen to this week’s message, “Planted in the Harvest,” as we reflect on why God has planted us where we are and how we can faithfully make Him known right where He has placed us.

What is the good life, and how do we experience it? Jesus offers a surprising answer that challenges our assumptions about what makes life good and invites us into a radically different way of living. Join us as we continue the sermon series “Planted to Display His Splendor,” exploring Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount and discovering what it means to receive, live, and display the good life of His Kingdom.

Jesus invites us into the good life of His Kingdom, where we learn to live in right relationship with God and others. Listen to this week’s message, Living the Good Life, to explore what it means to follow Jesus in this way.

What is the purpose of your life? Join us as Pastor Pablo begins our new sermon series, “Planted to Display His Splendor.” Together, we’ll explore what Jesus came to do in our lives and how we can follow Him with passion and purpose.

Jesus came to restore the broken, redeem the lost, and give us a new purpose: to display His splendor. How can you reflect His goodness this week?

Welcome to our online-only service this week. In the midst of severe Bangkok flooding, Pastor Pablo Morales continues our series "He Has Done Great Things: Celebrating Jesus in All of Life" with Part 4: Jesus is Our Life.

You were made to grow, and you don’t have to do it alone. Jesus is the vine, and we are the branches. Are you ready to draw closer to Him and let Him shape your life and calling?

What if Jesus has a calling for you, right where you are? Join us as we continue our 60th Anniversary sermon series "He Has Done Great Things". Pastor Zach Wylie will lead us in exploring “A New Calling”, and what your "next yes" could look like.

We will explore Jesus’ invitation to belong to Him and take part in His work. Who has Jesus already placed near you? What could love, service, or a conversation about faith look like this week?

It's possible to do a lot for God and still miss actually knowing Him. But the Cross gives us more than forgiveness — it gives us transformation. Come and be encouraged as we continue our series "He Has Done Great Things" celebrating 60 years of God's faithfulness at ECB. This week the theme is "Jesus is Our New Nature" led by guest Pastor Rawee.

If you're in Christ, the old has already gone and the new has already come. Transformation isn't something you're waiting to earn — it's a reality you're invited to live out of.

As we celebrate 60 years of God’s faithfulness at ECB, we remember that Jesus gave Himself to unite us, forming a new humanity that reflects God through both our differences and our togetherness. Join us this Sunday as we celebrate the beautiful, multi-diverse family Jesus is building among the nations.

Jesus is forming us into one new humanity where our differences and our togetherness display the beautiful wisdom of God. May ECB continue to be a living display of this wisdom for generations to come.

Are you building your life on a lie? This week as Pastor Pablo continues Walking with God: Reflections from a Pastor’s Heart, we will uncover common fallacies shaping our culture and discover why God’s Word is a foundation we can trust.

We live in a world shaped by false narratives. The Bible warns us not to be deceived by myths, no matter how popular they become. Jesus is your Creator, Redeemer, and Lord. Are you building your life on truth?