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In part 2 of the conversation at a burning bush, we see Moses resist his calling to participate in Yahweh's plan to liberate. We’ll be challenged to find the courage to step into our own calling from Yahweh—the God who delights in partnering with people.
Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor
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After 40 years living in Midian, Moses got a startling encounter with his Creator. Find out what the conversation revealed about God's name, God’s identity, and God’s desire to be in relationship with people. And what it means for us to be invited to call upon that name.
Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor
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In Exodus 2 we meet Moses. From the beginning of his life, he faced outsider status—born in one family, raised by others; born in one culture, raised in another.
While he begins to recognize oppression, Moses doesn’t deal with it well. In this next step of the journey, we look at the way God provides, even when Moses runs away.
***TECH NOTE: the opening was cut off, but the items you did not hear were simply a summary of the January 22 message, which you can find in this feed.
Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor
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Today we begin the exodus, a journey for God’s people to GET OUT of Egypt. And we consider the ripple effects our responses to fear can have on others.
Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor
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Before we step away from the life of Jesus and dive into the great Exodus of God’s people, we ask: who was Egypt?
Sermon by: Steve Carr, Elder
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This Sunday we're doing a little bit of new and a little bit of things we missed out on when the blizzard interrupted our Christmas Eve service: We will listen to God’s Word from Luke 2 about Simeon meeting baby Jesus at the temple and finish our Hark! series together.
Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor
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Begin the new year with us. We'll gaze at the stars together (at least in our minds) and consider the wonder that Jesus was to the world—and still is—as we wonder what's in store for our own lives in 2023.
Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor
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What is your favorite choir song? Some shepherds in Luke 2 got a startling serenade from a wild-looking celestial choir. This has us contemplating how we deal with the gladsome tidings Jesus brings to our lives today.
Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor
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Today we’ll look at Luke from a musical perspective: Mary busts out with an I Want song, and there’s an interesting message about something bigger than herself in the lyrics.
Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor
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Music fills the Christmas story—from prophetic hymns in Isaiah that we read last week to the upcoming solo by Mary and an angel choir. But this week is different. This week we look from Joseph’s perspective. And he gets no song. What does he learn in the silence? What do we?
Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor
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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…