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In this week's teaching, Pastor Ian Graham discusses the cultural and personal obstacles that keep us from cultivating a life with Jesus. www.ecclesianj.com.
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We continue our journey through the Lord's Prayer focusing on Jesus' words, "Deliver us from temptation."
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Continuing our teaching on the Lord's Prayer. What if forgiveness is not an event but a habit?
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Special guest preacher Lindsey Hankins teaches on Jesus' petition for daily bread.
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Why we have to understand our hope for heaven to make sense of God's will on earth.
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"When you pray, go to a quiet place and your father who sees what is in secret will reward you." What if every powerful movement of God starts in the unseen moments of our lives?
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We celebrate our first ever Resurrection Sunday!
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Our first ever gathering. Setting the scene for the community God is calling us to be from one of Jesus' most remarkable stories: the story of the lost son and the prodigal father (Luke 15).
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Confronting the lie that people don't change.
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What would it take for you to believe beyond a reasonable doubt that there is a God?
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