Ekklesia Eugene Audio

Removing the Roof

Steve Goble

Jesus Heals Many

Steve Goble

Jesus Begins His Ministry

Steve Goble

Baptism + Temptation of Jesus

Ian Stipe

Ian's teaching this week on Mark 1:9-13, on the beginning of Jesus' ministry. Jesus' baptism was an example for his followers, and how he can relate to us in temptation through his time in the wilderness.

Preparing the way of the Lord

Steve Goble

This was the first Sunday in our new series through the book of Mark. Steve taught on Mark 1:1-8. This was a description of John the Baptist and his ministry, preparing the way for Jesus to come.

Core Values | Walk in Truth + Led by the Holy Spirit

Steve Goble

In the final week of our Core Values series, Steve explained that while many churches distinguish between being bible based churches or Spirit led churches, the two go hand in hand.

Core Values | Love One Another + Proclaim the Gospel

Steve Goble

Week two of our core Values series. This week's teaching was on the values of Love One Another and Proclaim the Gospel. These are foundational for who we are as a church on mission to reach, teach, and release people with the gospel message.

Core Values | Glorify Jesus + Pursue Excellence

Steve Goble

Steve talked about two of our core values this week. At Ekklesia, we want to Glorify Jesus above all else. We also want to Pursue Excellence as an act of honoring God. As well, we introduce our next texting service. You can text in any prayer request you may have or text the word "beyond" to 833-304-2585 to be added to a list of action steps that will be texted out on Monday mornings.

The Prayers of the Faithful

Steve Goble

James 5:12-20 finishes with a call to prayer in all things. Steve challenged out church body to come forward and receive prayer for sin, sickness, and forgiveness. It was a powerful day where the Holy Spirit moved.

Life is a Mist

Steve Goble

Steve taught on James 4:11-5:6. James challenged his audience to stop thinking of themselves over others. They kept what was for God for themselves, a cautious reminder for us today.