ECC Sermons

Dr. Crane continues our look at Romans 8 by looking at how the Holy Spirit wants to give us new life. The Holy Spirit dwells in Christians and wants to help everyone become more like Jesus.

Jakob King teaches from Romans 8 about how we can life in the Spirit because of the assurance of Christ. We learn that God is asking us not to "do more" but to rest in Him instead.

Gabe Hetherington teaches from Romans 7 the battle we have with with overcoming temptation and sin, and how we need to abide in Christ to appropriate his help and deliverance.

Dr. Crane teaches from Romans 6:23 that there are two different paths we can take in life. One path leads to a life of sin and separation from God, and the other leads us into a relationship with Him full of grace and purpose.

Jakob King teaches from Romans 6 that God's grace to us is not freedom to continue to sin; rather, it is freedom from sin.

Dr. Crane shares from Romans 5 that through Adam we are introduced to sin, condemnation, and death; but, through Jesus, we have justification, grace and life abundant.

Dr. Crane shares from Romans 5 how God has demonstrated his love for us by providing reconciliation for us through Jesus.

Jakob King shares from Romans 5 how we can have joy because of the security that Jesus provides. Through Christ, we are given peace, access to God, and hope which are so powerful that we can have joy even in our sufferings.

Dr. Crane shares from Romans 4 about the relationship between our religious works and salvation. Our passage helps us understand that while our works can reflect our faith, God's gift of salvation to us is not based on our own actions.

Dr. Crane shares from Romans 4 how Jesus has paid for our debts and offers the gift of righteousness to us.