Echo Church Online Messages

This week we’ll search for some Peace of Mind. On that theme, we’ll stand with the Magi and stare up at the stars, considering the both/and thoughts of wariness and hope, suspicion and trust that we might experience during this season.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr

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We could all use some peace. More of it. Always. As we kick off the Christmas season, we’ll look at the true peace Jesus came to earth to bring.

How are we sharing Jesus’ peace? Let’s take time to be still in the peaceful presence of Jesus’ Holy Spirit, resting assured that our eternal peace is held in his hands—and after that stillness, let’s go out and live intentionally, trusting that Jesus will remain with us, day by day, giving us his strength to live out his peace with others.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr

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Come break bread with us as Gary Benton digs into an ancient festival of thanks, an unexpected move of the Spirit, and what impact it all has on our faith today.

Sermon by: Gary Benton

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We come to the end of the letter of Galatians, and Paul urges each person to look at their impact on the whole church. He invited the church then—and we’re invited as the church now—to share each other’s burdens as we live out the fruit of the Spirit.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr

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Deconstruction: sometimes we need to tear things down to see what pieces are worth holding onto. It’s a modern term but an ancient concept. As we look at an illustration in Galatians 4 today, let’s ask: what are we rebuilding?

Sermon by: Kelly Carr

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Today in our study of Galatians, we take a fresh look on a delicious passage: the fruit of the Spirit.

Special note: Echo Kids are joining us for a family service this morning.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr

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Words matter. They are tools to communicate. Yet even though words have serious purposes, that doesn’t mean we can’t have a little fun and add some style to our communication. Today in Galatians, we find some play on words as Paul communicates to his friends. It has us thinking—do we allow others to speak into our lives?

Sermon by: Kelly Carr

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Today in our study of the letter of Galatians, our identity as followers of Jesus is revealed: we’re all the adopted children of God. And that makes us family. We also celebrate as a church family—Echo turns 18 this week.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr

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In week 3 in our study of the letter of Galatians, we will find a challenge to consider: are we working so hard in an effort to earn something in our relationship with God? or are we trusting the work of Jesus and flourishing with him?

Sermon by: Kelly Carr

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This week in our study of Galatians, we consider the table—how sharing a meal with someone sends a message and why Paul confronted Peter over his choice of dinner companions.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr

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