Ecclesia Princeton

Ecclesian Savannah Charlish opens the scriptures to Mark 5 to examine the call for followers of Jesus to pray, why it matters, and what it does in us. 

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Pastor Ian Graham looks at John 14 exploring what it looks like when God makes his home with us, exploring our vision as a community and where we are and where we’re going as a church.

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Pastor Ian Graham looks at Jesus’ response to our doubts,  and how faith and doubt coexist as a part of spiritual formation.

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ISI Princeton director Carrie Louer leads us through Psalm 131 as we explore what it means to hold fast in faithful trust.

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Pastor Ian Graham looks at the sociological concept of "social imaginaries" and the way we often perceive and act in the world without thinking. And then he turns to the Gospel of John where a blind man is given sight by the grace and power of Jesus and those who can see physically, turn out to be blind spiritually. 

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Pastor Ian Graham looks at one of the promised benefits of faith: peace. We often associate religious peace with "inner peace" but the scriptures' vision for peace is not just internal but communal, holistic, embodied 

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Pastor Ian Graham begins our teaching series on faith looking at the landscape of faith in our culture and calling us to see the wide-ranging implications of belief.  

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Bob Louer of ISI Princeton looks at the announcement of Jesus’ birth to Zechariah and the steadiness of God in the twists and turns of life.

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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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