Edinbrook Church

Brent Hall | April 20

When the resurrected Jesus appears before the disciples, an overwhelming wave of joy sweeps over them. But what is it that ignites such profound rejoicing? Is it simply the sight of their beloved teacher once more? Or could there be an even deeper significance behind this moment? Join us this Easter to uncover the true source of their joy!

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Joshual Kirsch | April 13

Palm Sunday is the day we celebrate Jesus' riding victoriously into Jerusalem on a donkey a week before He would be crucified. But have you ever wondered what that day over 2,000 years ago has to do with us today? In this Palm Sunday message, we will observe the scene of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem in the Book of John and discover the difference between practicing a religion and having a relationship with Christ.

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Brent Hall | April 6

The drama of 1 Samuel concludes on a somber note with Saul's defeat at the hands of the Philistines and his tragic demise. While it’s easy to acknowledge Saul's many flaws, we often overlook a crucial point: David was far from perfect as well! So, what sets these two figures apart? Why is Saul seen as a cautionary tale while David is celebrated as a hero? In this exploration, we’ll dive into the key differences between Saul and David and discover why their stories still resonate and have significance in our lives today.

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Brent Hall | March 30

Imagine David and his men’s shock when they discover that their wives and children have been kidnapped. While David’s men despair, David seeks the help of the Lord to win their families back. Sometimes we forget there is a spiritual enemy who aims to undermine our family and steal the hearts of our children. What are we at Edinbrook Church going to do about it? In this special Fight For Family Sunday message we will seek God’s help for the future of our children—finding hope despite our mistakes and failures along the way. WATCH SERMON

Brent Hall | March 23

We can only imagine the anxiety David felt as he found himself marching into battle alongside the Philistines, ready to fight against his own people, the Israelites. Although this situation resulted from David's own foolishness, God still came to his rescue. Let’s be honest: we all make mistakes. The good news is that God loves us and will help us, even in spite of ourselves. We often say we believe this, but do we truly embrace it? Church, are we genuinely resting in God’s grace? WATCH SERMON

Tyler Roland | March 16

1 Samuel 28 depicts the tragic downfall of Saul. Once chosen by God, Saul repeatedly rejected Him—until, in desperation, he turned to the very things he once condemned. Like Saul, we often seek guidance in the wrong places when we feel distant from God. But could it be that we’re not listening? Explore what it means to truly seek God, not just when it’s convenient, but in full obedience.

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Brent Hall | March 9

When David understands that Saul isn't going to back down, he allows his fear to overshadow his faith. It's a tough place to be, and many of us, as believers, can relate to feeling discouraged, doubtful, and afraid at times. It's all too easy to let these emotions guide our actions, but that often leads us down a difficult path. So, what can we do when fear begins to take hold in our hearts? We might think about turning to self-help resources, seeking escape, or even resorting to unhealthy coping mechanisms. In this message, we will explore where true courage can be found and revisit some important truths that we may easily overlook or might not have learned before. Together, we can navigate these feelings and remember what really matters. 

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Brent Hall | March 2

We all need it, but we don’t all have it. Some of us have a little, but there is far more available. What is it? God’s rewards; His blessings. When David has an opportunity to put Saul to death, which would provide David with instant relief, David refuses to sin. Why? Because David desires something more. In this message we will look at why we desperately need Yahweh’s blessings and three reasons most people miss out. If you desire more of God’s blessings in your life, this message is for you!

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Brent Hall | February 23

Let’s face it—people anger us sometimes. We live in a world where people can be selfish, negligent, and downright hurtful. Yet as Christians, we are called to turn the other cheek, forgive, and be at peace. But how do we stop pretending to forgive and actually forgive? When David is ready to go to war after an insult, a peacemaker shows up and brings peace to David’s heart. In this message, we will see that God can bring peace to your heart, too.

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Tyler Roland | February 16, 2025

When we are wronged, our natural instinct is to strike back—but in 1 Samuel 24, God shows us a better way. When he was faced with the perfect opportunity to take revenge on King Saul, David instead chooses to trust in God’s control and respond with righteousness, not retaliation. This moment isn’t just about restraint; it’s about faith—believing that God is the true judge and that overcoming evil with good is always the better path. Join us as we explore how David’s choice points us to Christ, who entrusted Himself to the Father and conquered evil not by force, but by love. WATCH SERMON