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At times we’ve all felt like an outsider. Peter encouraged the early Christians to lean into what made them distinct as followers of Jesus: seek peace, share hope, and make the place where you dwell better.
(Please note: the audio clears up after the first minute and a half!)
Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor
Connect with us: echochurch.org
Today we begin our new series looking into two New Testament letters (1 Peter and 1 John) to discover how the apostles stewarded their knowledge, talents, experiences, and faith in Jesus—and commissioned the church to do the same. The first stewardship challenge from 1 Peter is a bit unexpected.
Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor
Connect with us: echochurch.org
On this Labor Day weekend we rest between series and take a day to connect the dots between our journey through the life of Jesus and what’s next. Today we consider our role as stewards in God’s Kingdom. (And we find out why the carpool line drives someone in our church leadership over the edge.)
Sermon by: Steve Carr, Teaching Elder at Echo Church
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WE MADE IT! This is the end of our yearlong journey in the life of Jesus.
The first parable from Jesus we've saved for last. We dig in (pun intended) to examine seed, sower, and soil and how this story relates to our own calling as Jesus followers (Luke 8:4-15).
Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor
Connect with us: echochurch.org
What happens when we revisit a parable we thought we knew, but the details are different? We’ll step into the creative realms of Jesus’ parable and compare it to the stories we find in video games today. (Luke 19:11-27)
Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor
Connect with us: echochurch.org
POW! Jesus’ longest and possibly most beloved parable packs a punch. We connect comic book storytelling with Jesus’ engaging characters and plot that paints a picture of grace between father and sons (Luke 15:11-32).
Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor
Connect with us: echochurch.org
Feel like an outsider? Today’s parables of lost things remind us that Jesus is excited to welcome everyone into God’s family. And when lost people return—parties happen! (Luke 15:1-10).
Today our missions partners Johnny, Zandra, Julia, and Sophia Dye from Venezuela will be with us, sharing celebration stories and a song.
Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor
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Let's take a new look at a very familiar parable: the Good Samaritan (Luke 10).
Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor
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This week's parable is causing us to pay attention not only to the story itself but to Jesus, the author, as he tells it (Luke 20). We’re reminded that paying attention is a gift we can offer to others.
Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor
Connect with us: echochurch.org
We continue our summer of stories in Luke 14 this weekend as we dig in to two more parables from Jesus. Plus it’s a dinner party! Yep, Jesus is eating again, and we'll be challenged to consider all the perspectives at the table.
Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor
Connect with us: echochurch.org
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Echo Church is a Bible-teaching community in urban Cincinnati focused on resonating the voice of Jesus throughout the city and to the ends of the earth. More information can be found at…