Ecclesia Princeton

Ecclesia Director of Prayer, Savannah Charlish,  continues our series in 1 John looking at the promises that John proclaims over us.

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Pastor Ian Graham continues our series in 1 John looking at the way that contempt seeps into our life together and how we overcome contempt in our world and in the church. 

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Pastor Ian Graham continues our series in 1 John as we look at reshaping our walk in the way of Jesus. He calls us to specifically focus on pace, attention, and desire. 

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We begin our teaching series in 1 John looking at the gospel as event, experience, and exposure and how the Jesus story relates to other truth-claims.

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In a one-off teaching pastor Ian Graham directs us towards the mystery of the Trinity and what it reveals about God, the origins of the universe, and why we exist.

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Andrew Ojeda opens the scriptures for us unpacking how the unflinching friendship of Ruth towards Naomi is a glimpse of the friendship we share with God.

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Pastor Ian Graham looks at the disintegrating effects of shame and how the good news of the Gospel counteracts shame and makes a way for us to be healers and to be healed in relationship with one another.

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Carrie Louer looks at the intersections between a relationship with God and attachment theory and how we were made for a life with God.

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Pastor Ian Graham looks at how singleness bears witness to God’s sustaining presence and is a glimpse of both eschatology (the way the world is moving in God’s hands) and ecclesiology (the way the church is to function now). 

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Pastor Ian Graham explores  the Shema (Deuteronomy 6) and its implications for how Jesus followed approach parenting. He also invites the whole church to participate in the call to raise children and illustrates how spiritual formation of young people  is not a task isolated to a mother and father.

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