Pastor Ian Graham looks at how Herod's response to the rumor of another king is common to all of us and how Jesus comes to our dark world anyway. 

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Princeton Seminary Intern, Andrew Ojeda, opens the scriptures for us looking at Mary’s song and the way the announcement of Jesus’ birth challenges our notions of a savior.

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Pastor Ian Graham looks at the ways that Jesus invites us to participate in God’s healing in our lives.

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Pastor Ian Graham looks at the most powerful prayer and the first step towards healing and how God works healing through his unfailing promise.

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Pastor Ian Graham begins our teaching series on healing with a theological term, a promise, and a disclaimer and the holistic healing (physical, emotional, spiritual, communal) that Jesus holds in his hands.

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Pastor Ian Graham leads us in the final teaching in our series in the mission of God. Ecclesians read various passages from the narrative of the scriptures that overwhelmingly demonstrate that God is a God of the poor and that to be on mission with him is to go to the places that he already is.

Scripture references:
Exodus 3vv7-8
Leviticus 25
Deuteronomy 24vv17-22
Isaiah 1vv10-18 
Isaiah 58vv6-12
Luke 1vv46-55
Luke 4vv18-20
Luke 6vv20-21
Matthew 25vv34-46
Acts 2vv42-47
James 1vv22-27

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Carrie Louer gives us a framework for discerning and stewarding our vocational calling. 

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Ecclesia director of worship, Alfredo Carmona, looks at how we join God in his mission, together. 

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Pastor Ian Graham looks at the difference between ambition for project self and a holy ambition set on doing God’s will. 

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The fundamental economic principal of the kingdom of God is sacrifice. Pastor Ian Graham looks at our sacrificial leaving in response to Jesus’ atoning sacrifice and invites us to consider four areas where we sacrifice individually and collectively to join God in his mission.

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