In this message from ecclesia (church at the chip) in Cave Creek, Steve Gilbertson considers the Old Testament background of the Day of Pentecost as it relates to the Exodus, the Spirit, the Law, the Signs, and the Promise. In this way, we are able to appreciate the breadth and scope of what God accomplished -- both then and now -- when he filled his people with his Spirit.

In this message from ecclesia (church at the chip) in Cave Creek, Steve Gilbertson introduces the Lord’s Prayer Project by exploring the basis for Christian prayer: adoption.

In this message from ecclesia (church at the chip) in Cave Creek, Steve Gilbertson seeks to help us understand the importance of comprehending and cultivating our true identity in Christ.

In this message from ecclesia (church at the chip) in Cave Creek, Steve Gilbertson helps us differentiate between false and true Christian teachings by examining the characteristics, the core, and the cure for counterfeit Christianity.

In this message from ecclesia (church at the chip) in Cave Creek, Steve Gilbertson shows how, when it comes to discerning truth from error, the Scripture offers us a serious warning to heed, a trustworthy guide to follow, and a triumphant life to live.

In this message from ecclesia (church at the chip) in Cave Creek, Steve Gilbertson helps us take a fresh look at the nature of Jesus Christ as described in the great hymn to Christ in Colossians 1.

In this message from ecclesia (church at the chip) in Cave Creek, Steve Gilbertson asks the question, “how can we live a flourishing and fruitful life?” and explores its foundation, its description, and its prescription as found in Colossians 1.

In this message from ecclesia in Cave Creek, Steve Gilbertson speaks at the annual Cowboy Church service for Wild West Days. Combining Paul’s admonition to forgive in Colossians 3 with his personal letter to Philemon, we learn the Need for Forgiveness, the Appeal for Forgiveness, and the Foundation for Forgiveness.

In this message from ecclesia (the church at the chip) in Cave Creek, Steve Gilbertson shows how Paul's greeting to the Colossian church reminds us that all followers of Jesus are under a spiritual authority, part of a spiritual family, set apart for God's purpose, and showered with God's blessing.

In this message from ecclesia (the church at the chip) in Cave Creek, Steve Gilbertson begins a new series called "In Christ Alone: A Study in Colossians." This introductory message explores its primary themes: Jesus is God Embodied; Jesus is God Living in Me; Jesus is God Living Through Me.