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  • Hope Responds
    Pastor Chris Seay shares stories and a message of hope from Mexico City,
    where thousands of migrant travelers rested on their journey to escape
    violence and oppression in Central America. As Ecclesia answers an
    invitation to show hospitality and love to these brothers and sisters, we
    are invited to consider what it means to respond in hope, knowing what we
    are for and not simply what we are against.
    34 min
  • Rootedness
    Our beloved brother Gideon Tsang joined us once again, asking the question
    of what it means to be rooted. As Christ remains (roots) in us, we must
    ask: Where are our lives rooted? With whom are we rooted? What resistance
    do we feel towards planting ourselves fully where God has placed us? May
    God speak to you uniquely through this invitation to stillness,
    contemplation, and participation.
    32 min
  • Hope Is Certain
    Pastor Chris Seay continues a conversation we began last week on the
    vitality of hope in our journey with God and one another. When we have a
    living hope, we can trust in God’s plans even in times of difficulty and
    despair, gain vision for a long and unfolding story, and open our hearts in
    greater gratitude and worship as God meets and sees us where we are.
    34 min
  • Sleepless Nights
    Pastor Sean Palmer offered a message on the vitality of hope in a time of
    inescapable anxiety. In facing the inevitability of loss, death, and
    disappointment, will we be a people who are ruled by fear and anxiety, or
    will we find rest in a hope that is living and expectant; in the confidence
    that our God truly cares for us?
    35 min
  • The Wounds Of Love
    It is always a profound gift to be taught by our dear friend and brother,
    Dr. Dan Allender. As a people shaped in part by experiences of trauma and
    betrayal, we often resist opening ourselves up to receive comfort. Dan
    offers us a beautiful reminder that God has bled for us, engraving our
    names in his palms, promising the kind of love that will never forget or
    forsake us.
    25 min
  • Dance Like Nobody's Watching
    Pastor Sean Palmer taught from the story of King David, and shared about
    many of the ways God has provided in abundance as we have sought to
    eliminate the debt at our Downtown campus. This freedom allows our family
    all the more opportunity to seek God’s will in serving our city and
    communities around the world. In times such as these, we are called to
    jubilant celebration.
    34 min
  • Grace And Fire
    Ericka Graham taught through Jesus’ Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard,
    and shared vulnerably from her own experience of coming to the knowledge
    and acceptance of grace during a time of deep trial and shame. Grace is
    humbling to accept because God meets us in our sin and unworthiness,
    calling us beloved, just as we are. In receiving grace, we are ignited from
    the source of all love, to carry that flame and share it wherever we go.
    37 min
  • The Good King
    Pastor Sean Palmer invites us to consider our view of leadership, and what
    it requires to become someone whose example is worth following. As we learn
    from Moses (and Black Panther), leaders are driven by burden rather than
    bluster, leaders are called to choose courage, and that each and every one
    of us is called to embrace the unique responsibility of leading in our
    circles of influence.
    42 min
  • Invaluable
    Pastor Chris Seay (with assists from Schindler’s List and Dr. Maya Angelou)
    asked us to consider what a life is worth. When we truly see ourselves as
    God has declared us to be, the way we care for our bodies, the ways we work
    and give, and the ways we are called to remind others of their importance
    to this world are all radically changed.
    41 min
  • A Loving Story
    Pastor Sean Palmer reminds us that God's story is, and always has been, a
    love story. Sean shares the story of Richard and Mildred Loving, and pieces
    of the film based upon their marriage, to illustrate the kind of patient,
    tough, and expansive love to which we are called as a people in Christ.
    44 min

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