Echo Church Online Messages

Everyone has a past: things we did, things we believed, things we survived. But Jesus offers everyone a future. Freed from trying to earn our way forward, Jesus redeems our stories and makes us all one in his name. Through his Spirit in our lives, we find new ways to bear fruit and care for one another. The church in Galatia needed a reminder of this powerful good news. We need it today too.

Week 1: we’ll discover what can happen when one person vulnerably shares a piece of their own story to help others.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr

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This week we explore the 3 different church locations Echo has met in. As we walk through Scripture and walk through the story of our church, we’ll also consider the story of our neighborhood, Walnut Hills, and the way it has shaped our ministry journey. Find where your own faith journey intersects with ours.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr

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Today in our Echo Location series, we talk about Creativity.

As you listen, think of something you’ve created—then email us and share! Are you an artist or builder? Send a photo of it. Have you creatively solved a problem? Tell us that story. Is your creativity through cooking, gardening, planning events, giving advice to friends, or finding fun ways to keep your kid busy on a road trip? Share anything!

We hope today’s service will challenge you to pray about some ways God is ready to use your creativity next.

If you’d like to download our Scripture coloring page distributed during in-person worship, here is a link: Ephesians 2:10 coloring page.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr

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As we delve into the topic of Connectivity today, we first begin with a mystery: who removed the trees in front of our church property, and how did it provide unexpected connections with our neighbors?

Sermon by: Kelly Carr

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Come join our conversation about the hopes & dreams we have for our city—why and how we are ministering as Echo Church in Cincinnati. Week 1 is about Commission.

For centuries Jesus has entrusted his perfect mission to imperfect humans. In our context of modern-day Cincinnati, we have the same commission as the disciples of ancient Israel, even though we live it out differently.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr

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In our final week of our Summerfest series, we welcome Dawid & Justyna Wawrzyniak, plus their kids, who are visiting from Warsaw, Poland. We’ll have a conversation about equipping leaders and mentoring the next generation of leaders with godly principles.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr

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We study from John 4 today, looking at one woman’s interaction with Jesus to determine how we can balance the formal traditions of our faith alongside the very familiar relationship Jesus invites us into.

As part of our Summerfest series, our message is brought by Kendra Dunahugh, a former Echo pastor, who serves with both the Echo Kids and worship teams.

Sermon by: Kendra Dunahugh

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Today we look at the motivation behind our Summer of Service challenge. (Hint: it’s about Jesus!) We’ll read John 13 to study an astonishing moment when Jesus demonstrated serving others. (Hint: it involves feet!)

Note: Echo Kids joined us for worship and also took part in serving the Echo family this morning.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr

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Today we discuss Jesus’ call for servant leadership in God’s kingdom. As part of the conversation, Katie & Mikeyy Evans, Echo Church members and some of our missions partners, will share leadership lessons they’ve experienced with Back2Back Ministries.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr

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This week for our Summerfest series, we welcome Chris Cox—a former Teaching Pastor at Echo who is currently one of our missions partners with his work at Back2Back Cincinnati.

“Grace and truth came through Jesus Christ” we read in John 1. How do we balance the two? Let’s consider how we can truly embrace God’s grace.

Sermon by: Chris Cox

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