ECC Sermons

Jakob King shares Jesus' discourse from Mark 13 on the future destruction of the Temple and his second coming, where we learn that Jesus will return one day and make everything right again.

Gabe Hetherington shares from Mark 12 several interactions between Jesus and religious leaders of the day, and how they show the difference between knowing about God versus knowing God, and having a personal relationship with him.

Jakob King shares from Mark 11-12 and shows that our allegiance should belong to the one in whose image we are made, and not in anthing else.

Jakob King shares from Mark 11 the story of Jesus' triumphant return to Jerusalem, and his interactions with the leaders in the temple. From these stories, we can see how Jesus wants to rearrange our hearts in order to cultivate his character in us.

Jakob King shares from Mark 10 some stories that show how Jesus calls his followers to serve others, rather than seeking status from them, and how Jesus modeled that way of life.

Jakob King shares from Mark 10 the story of Jesus lovingly challenging a wealthy young ruler to give up the one thing that was keeping him from a relationship with God, his money.

Dr. Crane shares from Mark 10 a story of when some Pharisees hoped to trap Jesus with a question about marriage, and he turned it around on them with a reminder of God's original intent for marriage.

Dr. Crane shares from Mark 9 where Jesus tells his disciples for the second time of his coming journey to Jerusalem where he will be killed, and then rise again on the third day. He then teaches his disciples to be humble and servant-oriented as they deal with the world.

Dr. Crane shares from Mark 9 the powerful story of a man who brought his demon-possessed boy to Jesus for healing, and how Jesus used the story to teach about the effects of faith and prayer in our lives.

Jakob King shares from Mark 9 the story of Jesus being transfigured on the mountain, and shows us how seeing Jesus clearly and understanding his purpose can radically change us.