Echo Church Online Messages

Jesus told two parables in Luke 18: both involved characters being courageously honest and characters with work they needed to do on their hearts. Not everything is resolved, but we do find hope for justice and mercy. Along the way, we’ll also peek into a couple of modern-day short stories.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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Today’s storytelling comes from Luke 12 & Luke 16, where Jesus reveals things that are out of our control and things that are under our control. We grapple with each, both as citizens in our country and as citizens of God’s kingdom.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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Riddle me this: this week we are in Luke 20, where Jesus engages in not one but two riddles from the spiritual & civic leaders of his day. Join us and we will answer a riddle or two of our own.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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This week we look at the end of Luke 17, where Jesus' words often get misinterpreted. We'll consider how people groups navigate collective trauma—participating in both mourning plus renewal.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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This week we look at Luke 17:11-19, where Jesus meets 10 people in need of healing. Through their story, we'll consider the blessings of not just feeling gratitude but expressing it.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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Do you have the courage to be unseen? As we listen in on Jesus’ blunt words to his disciples on how they need to live and lead, we consider our own actions and how we shape the lives of those around us. (Luke 17:1-10).

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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Jesus told a haunting story to haunt the consciences of the religious leaders in power. It’s a wake-up call for us all: Not caring for those around us is hellish—we should love unconditionally. (Luke 16)

Sermon by: Steve Carr, Elder

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Jesus gathered the children around him in Luke 18—and we’re gathering Echo Kids with us in main service today as we learn to receive and give like kids. We’ll also read about the rich ruler, who could learn to be more like a kid himself.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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We'll connect the dots between Jesus, paradoxes, widows, and improv (Luke 20:41–21:4).

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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Today we meet people who struggled to see and who had to push past the way other people saw them. But their lives changed when they met Jesus, and he saw them for who they truly were. We’re also seen by Jesus—known and loved. Where do you need help seeing him? (Luke 18 +19)

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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