Ecclesia Princeton

Pastor Ian Graham re-records Sunday's teaching from the office due to some technical difficulties as we continue our series on relationships. 

Working definition of dating: an embodied, whole-hearted effort to attune to another in curiosity, service, and vulnerability to explore whether friendship, attraction, and vision are mutual that may or may not result in a lifelong commitment to that person. 

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Pastor Ian Graham offers some vantage points that did not make it into Sunday's sermon specifically talking about the often unseen realities of abuse in all of its forms. And those who follow Jesus but their spouse does not. 

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Ecclesia founders Ian and Courtney Graham talk about how marriage should be a gift to the body of Christ and how we can cultivate growing, Christ-honoring marriages for the sake of revelation and transformation.

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Pastor Ian Graham looks at John’s account of the resurrection and asks the question, “What does God do with all the tears?”

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Pastor Ian Graham walks us through the events of Palm Sunday and how they relate to Jesus’ work on the cross.

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Pastor Ian Graham walks us through the way that Jesus “recapitulates” the story of humanity in general and the story of Israel in particular and why this is so significant for his work on the cross.

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Pastor Ian Graham looks at Jesus’ work of home-making on the cross, judging the Jerusalem temple and making our very hearts the home of God.

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Pastor Ian Graham continues our series looking at the different motifs of the cross of Jesus juxtaposing our notions of judgment with the biblical picture of the righteous judgments of God. 

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What does it mean that Jesus died “for us?” Why did Jesus die in the way that he did? We continue our lenten series on the cross of Jesus looking at different motifs of the story of the cross and the implications. 

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Pastor Ian Graham begins our Lenten series looking at several motifs of the cross of Jesus focusing on sacrifice. Is the language of sacrifice something that we can dispense with in our modern western cultural milieu? Why does the Bible focus on Jesus’ work on the cross as a sacrifice? And what does it mean for us today? 

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