In this Christmas message from ecclesia: church at the chip in Cave Creek, Steve Gilbertson takes a look at Joseph, the unsung hero of the Christmas story, observing his extraordinary dilemma, his extraordinary decision, and his extraordinary descendant.

In this message from ecclesia: church at the chip in Cave Creek, Steve Gilbertson notes that, while God always faithful, he is not always predictable. God did unbelievable things in the Old Testament, in the New Testament, and even today.

In this message from ecclesia: church at the chip in Cave Creek, Steve Gilbertson explores the message of salvation as Paul explained it in the Pisidian Antioch church: the message is rooted in israel's history, fulfilled in Jesus' ministry, and offered to everone freely.

In this message from ecclesia: church at the chip in Cave Creek, Steve Gilbertson explores the influende of the Holy Spirit on the Christian community: the Spirit eradicates racism, energizes worship, sends on mission, confronts rebellion, and enables conversion.

In this message from ecclesia: church at the chip in Cave Creek, Steve Gilbertson explores the church's prayer on Peter's behalf for clues as to what it is that makes Christianity unique in comparison to other religious belief systems.

One of the most amazing things about the community Jesus left behind was the fact that it made brothers and sisters out of sworn enemies. Its inclusion of women and men, of Gentiles and Jews, of slave and free – all on equal basis was utterly unprecedented in world history. We see a prime example of this in the fascinating story of the founding of ecclesia Philippi.

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