Edinbrook Church

Brent Hall | January 25

Sin causes a separation from God, but God's love and grace provide a way to be reconciled through Jesus Christ. The truth of what God has done—the Gospel—should inspire us to live with compassion and kindness. In light of everything happening in our community, how can the Gospel guide us to respond with empathy and understanding? This Sunday, we will discuss how to approach the immigration issue with grace and care, grounded in the Gospel.  

MEMORY VERSE

But now he has reconciled you by Christ’s physical body through death to present you holy in His sight, without blemish and free from accusation - Colossians 1:22

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Brent Hall | January 18

Believers, we say we love Jesus and even worship Him, but sometimes we need to pause and truly remember who He is. When we forget His identity, our faith shrinks, and our problems start to feel overwhelming like life itself is spinning out of control. Do you long to restore order to your life? In this message, we'll explore an early church hymn to remind ourselves of the true nature of Jesus.  

MEMORY VERSE

For in him all things were created; things in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or powers or rulers or authorities; all things have been created through him and for him. Colossians 1:16

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Brent Hall | January 11

Life is hard. But what if it was possible to navigate each day with a sense of inner contentment, joy, and peace amid hardship? The truth is, growth and learning are essential to overcoming worry, fear, and anxieties. Can growing in spiritual knowledge truly help us walk in victory through this world? Absolutely! Discover how this week.  

MEMORY VERSE

For he has rescued us from the dominion of darkness and brought us into the kingdom of the Son he loves. - Colossians 1:13

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Jesus is Greater Than Culture | Brent Hall
We know as believers we should be characterized by love. However, let’s be honest—loving others can sometimes be challenging. Forgiving, serving, and sacrificing for others isn’t always easy. So, how can we grow in love and develop a willing spirit? This week, we’ll explore the inspiring reason why the church in Colossae was so full of love for one another, encouraging us all to follow their example.

MEMORY VERSE

In the same way, the gospel is bearing fruit and growing throughout the whole world-just as it has been doing among you since the day you heard it and truly understood God's grace. - Colossians 1:6

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The Gift of Hope | December 28

Hope can be a hard thing sometimes. Especially during the Christmas season. Maybe you were hoping this would be the year that some of your “hopes” were answered. But they didn’t come. Christmas is not always a peace-filled, joy-filled, and hope-filled time for everyone. But the Christmas story proves that while we are waiting, God is still working. And because God is still working, we will always have hope. This Sunday, let’s evaluate where our current hopes are placed and gain some supernatural perspective.

Tyler Roland | December 21

This Sunday we are focusing on the gift of peace. A peace that doesn’t come from quiet circumstances but from the presence of God. In Luke 2, the angels proclaim “peace on earth” in the middle of fear and chaos as shepherds are startled by the glory of God and rushed into an unexpected encounter with the newborn King. Christmas was not calm or orderly, yet it was precisely into that chaos that Jesus came. As He later promised, the peace He gives is not like the world gives (John 14:27). True peace is found in Him, peace with God, peace within our hearts, and peace that overflows into how we live with others, making Jesus the greatest gift of Christmas. 

The Gift of Love | Brent Hall

The Christmas story beautifully reveals God’s deep love—sending His only Son into this broken world. But why does this love matter? Does it truly make a difference in our lives or our world? During the busyness of Christmas, you might not have thought about it in a while. This Sunday, let’s slow down and open our hearts to receive God’s wonderful gift of limitless love and see how it can brighten and transform our lives and the Christmas season.

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The Gift of Faith | Brent HallWhen Mary and Joseph were chosen by God to become the parents of Jesus the Messiah, they chose to obey His divine calling. But after the angel departs and the wise men and shepherds disappear from the scene, what do they do then? Joseph and Mary had to put their trust in God and live not by sight but by faith. It’s this unwavering faith that makes their story a lasting inspiration during Christmas. In this message, we’ll explore why faith matters and how we can draw more of it into our own lives. WATCH SERMON

Fight For Family Sunday | ForgivenessJoin us for Fight for Family Sunday at Edinbrook Church! Both services will celebrate child dedications, worship together as one church family, enjoy a fun interactive service, and hear a hope-filled message on forgiveness. Come ready for joyful noise and a reminder that we’re called to live as Children of the Light.

2 Samuel Ch. 24 | David Builds an Alter

When David is led to build an altar, he understands that it requires a personal sacrifice. David recognizes how important our sacrifices are to God and how they bring His favor into our lives. It’s natural to desire salvation without sacrifice, but if we truly want to experience the full life God offers, we need to acknowledge the costs involved in following Jesus. This week, we will be encouraged to reflect on that cost and consider why such sacrifice could be the key to changing out lives for the better. WATCH SERMON

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