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  • Luther's Theology Of The Cross
    Pastor Chris Seay considers the life and teachings of 16th century church
    reformer Martin Luther and the critical turning point for our understanding
    of the Cross. When we realize that the justice God demands, he also
    provides, we become freed (as Luther experienced) from places of anxiety
    and fear, and into a deeper living faith.
    46 min
  • Destroying Injustice
    Pastor Sean Palmer offers a convicting challenge, asking each of us to
    assess the ways we are blind to, benefit from, or participate in the
    injustices of our world. Considering the words of Jesus and the prophets,
    Sean urges us to embrace our tireless call to the work of Kingdom justice,
    even when doing so may carry a heavy cost.
    32 min
  • Betting On People
    As we look back two years following Hurricane Harvey, and look ahead to the
    ways we remain called to love and serve within the relationships that God
    has provided, Pastor Chris Seay shares some important updates on some of
    these stories. The invitation is for us all to consider how we are to
    continue engaging together as a community, blessing and resourcing our
    brothers and sisters both in Houston and around the world.
    39 min
  • The Other Side Of Pain
    Pastor Sean Palmer shared the incredible witness of Dr. Paul Brand, who
    spent his life treating people afflicted with leprosy, and the story of
    Jesus’ early gospel encounter with a leper. Sean asked us to consider our
    relationship to pain; what it’s trying to reveal to us, and the ways it
    reminds us that we can still feel. In places of pain, we are those called
    to draw near with presence and touch for all those hurting.
    29 min
  • Unity In Diversity
    Pastor Chris Seay continues leading a conversation that will unfold through
    this season on the distinct nature and call of the Church. Considering the
    prayers of Jesus and the unique teachings of Jeremiah Burroughs, Chris
    suggests some of the ways we find unity and cooperation within our great
    diversity, that certain doctrinal differences need not divide us, and that
    our differences in fact enrich our family.
    43 min
  • All The Small Things
    Pastor Sean Palmer tells the story of Thérèse of Lisieux, and the “little
    way” that guided her faith. He asks us to consider the unique and vital
    gifts that God has given each of us, and how they might be used in every
    seemingly small but impactful way as a blessing to the collective body of
    Christ.
    33 min
  • Don't Go To Church
    Pastor Chris is back! Sharing insights gained from his recent sabbatical,
    Chris begins a conversation that will continue to form over the coming
    months around the identity of the Church. If the Body of Christ is truly to
    be God’s primary instrument of hope for the world, it will because we are
    not passive observers, but are actively rooted and bearing fruit as we seek
    instead to be the Church.
    37 min
  • Peace In The Spiral
    Sarah Seabrook shared vulnerably from her own story of battling intense
    anxiety, and asked us to consider the areas of our lives that may be
    similarly affected by living in an age of ever-increasing commotion and
    confusion. When we are reminded of the truth of our identity, as beloved
    children invited to lay our worries in the care of God, we begin to regain
    our solid footing.
    40 min
  • A Little Bit More
    Pastor Sean Palmer offers a convicting challenge, inviting us to wrestle
    with our relationship to the particular sin of avarice; the attachment to
    money and things which leaves us with a desire that is never satisfied.
    When we always want more, we are never content with enough, and hold all
    the more tightly to what we have in ways that isolate us from community and
    participation in God’s Kingdom.
    36 min
  • The Space Between
    Ericka Graham enters the parables of the lost in Luke 15, and invites us to
    consider the ways that God meets us in the midst of our longings and all
    that may feel less than whole. We are a people called to return home from
    our places of isolation, ever back into the kind of communion with one
    another that offers healing and belonging, and into God’s waiting and
    ever-present embrace.
    34 min

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A collection of media, reflections, and resources from Ecclesia in Houston, Texas. Ecclesia is Houston’s Holistic Missional Christian Community. For additional information on Ecclesia Houston visit…

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