ECB Sermon Podcast

Is God’s grace flowing through you or does it stop with you? Do you hunger for a more relevant life? Join us as Pastor Pablo continues our Colossians series! In Session 7, we’ll explore how God wants to guide our lives to spread lasting peace in the world around us.

God’s grace was never meant to stop with you. Let it flow through you, and watch the world change. What’s flowing from your life?

Are you feeling anxious about work? Are you struggling with self-worth? Join us as Pastor Pablo continues our Colossians series! In Session 6, we will explore how God wants to redefine our understanding of occupation.

You were made for more than just a job. You work for Jesus, the One who knows you, loves you, and goes with you into every task. When His grace leads the way, peace follows. What could change if you invited Him to lead your work life?

We continue our Colossians series with Pastor Pablo sharing how to overcome common roadblocks to peace at home which starts with inviting Christ to reign in your family.

But when control, apathy, or resentment take the lead, that peace slips away. Are you allowing His grace to shape your home life?

Are you carrying resentment, or living in peace with others? Join us for the fourth message in our Colossians series! Pastor Pablo will walk us through three key obstacles to relational peace from Colossians chapter 3.

Jesus wants you to experience His peace in your relationships. When you choose to be a channel of His grace, peace follows. But holding on to prejudice or resentment will rob you of it. Are you letting His grace flow through you today?

Do you feel at peace? Or do you find yourself restless, insecure, or aimless? With this study, Pastor Pablo continues our journey through Colossians, uncovering the hidden killers of peace in our lives and how to overcome them.

The world’s lies about sex, success, and identity promise happiness, but they only steal your peace and joy. Jesus has already given you His full grace. Now it’s your move: will you let His peace rule in your heart? Are you ready to realign your life with Him?

Who is the center of your universe? Join us as Pastor Pablo continues our new sermon series on the book of Colossians! This study will help us better understand why Jesus is the only way to experience God’s grace and peace.

Jesus is your Creator, Sustainer, and Savior. He already paid for your freedom and will take care of your future. Do you know Him? Is He the Center of your universe?

Are you experiencing God’s grace and peace in your life? Join us as Pastor Pablo kicks off a brand-new sermon series from the book of Colossians! This series will help us discover profound truths about the salvation we have in Jesus and how it empowers us to walk in the fullness of God’s grace and peace.

When Jesus saved you, everything changed. He brought you into His Kingdom, completely forgave you, and gave you real spiritual authority over the powers of darkness. Now the question is—are you walking in His grace and living in His peace?

What does restoration look like? Join us as we conclude our “Psalms: Songs for the Journey” sermon series looking at Psalm 23, which offers more than comfort. It offers a framework for spiritual restoration. Under the Shepherd’s care, we are led, stage by stage, out of the false security of self-sufficiency into a life of deep, abiding connection with God.

The Good Shepherd offers to take you on a journey of restoration leading you from need to trust, from fear to presence, from control to receiving, and from wandering to abiding. Will you follow?

Do you have peace? Is your soul healthy? Join us as Pastor Pablo resumes the series “Psalms: Songs for the Journey” We will learn how to experience God in those areas where we are wounded by sin, trauma, or pain.

Life can take you through seasons wounded by deep trial and tragedy. God invites you to trust Him with your wounds, because He is the One who heals the broken hearted and bandages their wounds. Are you trusting God with your pain, or are you walking away from Him?

In this sermon, we’re entering one of Jesus’ most challenging teachings from Matthew 25: “Whatever you did for the least of these… you did for Me.”

What does it mean to see Jesus in the face of a refugee? How do worship and justice become one and the same?

How easy it is to scroll past suffering - to sing about love but stay distant from pain. What would it look like to sit where they sit, to let compassion interrupt your routine, to let worship lead to justice? Jesus is not far off. He is among “the least of these”—waiting to be seen.