Emmanuel Faith Sermon Podcast

The Curriculum: The Disciple's Guide to the Good Life
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus gives his manifesto about the art of human flourishing. He joins other rabbis and sages throughout history and answers life’s ultimate question, “How does a person live the good life?” Jesus’ answer to that question is so compelling that people have been writing, discussing, and wrestling with his words for over 2,000 years.

In our fall series, we’ll walk together through these weighty words recorded in Matthew 5-7. As we engage Jesus’ paradigm for living, we’ll ask how we as a community can live in Jesus’ way, heart, and mission today.

The Curriculum: The Disciple's Guide to the Good Life
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus gives his manifesto about the art of human flourishing. He joins other rabbis and sages throughout history and answers life’s ultimate question, “How does a person live the good life?” Jesus’ answer to that question is so compelling that people have been writing, discussing, and wrestling with his words for over 2,000 years.

In our fall series, we’ll walk together through these weighty words recorded in Matthew 5-7. As we engage Jesus’ paradigm for living, we’ll ask how we as a community can live in Jesus’ way, heart, and mission today.

The Curriculum: The Disciple's Guide to the Good Life
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus gives his manifesto about the art of human flourishing. He joins other rabbis and sages throughout history and answers life’s ultimate question, “How does a person live the good life?” Jesus’ answer to that question is so compelling that people have been writing, discussing, and wrestling with his words for over 2,000 years.

In our fall series, we’ll walk together through these weighty words recorded in Matthew 5-7. As we engage Jesus’ paradigm for living, we’ll ask how we as a community can live in Jesus’ way, heart, and mission today.

The Curriculum: The Disciple's Guide to the Good Life
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus gives his manifesto about the art of human flourishing. He joins other rabbis and sages throughout history and answers life’s ultimate question, “How does a person live the good life?” Jesus’ answer to that question is so compelling that people have been writing, discussing, and wrestling with his words for over 2,000 years.

In our fall series, we’ll walk together through these weighty words recorded in Matthew 5-7. As we engage Jesus’ paradigm for living, we’ll ask how we as a community can live in Jesus’ way, heart, and mission today.

The Curriculum: The Disciple's Guide to the Good Life
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus gives his manifesto about the art of human flourishing. He joins other rabbis and sages throughout history and answers life’s ultimate question, “How does a person live the good life?” Jesus’ answer to that question is so compelling that people have been writing, discussing, and wrestling with his words for over 2,000 years.

In our fall series, we’ll walk together through these weighty words recorded in Matthew 5-7. As we engage Jesus’ paradigm for living, we’ll ask how we as a community can live in Jesus’ way, heart, and mission today.

On Philippians: A Colony of Heaven in a Dissatisfied World
Hearing joy radiate from a prison cell is an anomaly; but when you read the Apostle Paul’s letter to the church in Philippi, that’s exactly what you hear. He’d stumbled across the secret to living content and joyfully in any situation. We often fall short of this ideal. We have all the modern amenities money can buy and still lack the one thing we long for most, joy. Humanity is searching for a joy that transcends all circumstances and reaches into the deepest places of our souls and in this letter, Paul shares the secret to finding what we’re all looking for. Join us in this sermon series as we explore how to live as a joyful colony of heaven in a dissatisfied world.

On Philippians: A Colony of Heaven in a Dissatisfied World
Hearing joy radiate from a prison cell is an anomaly; but when you read the Apostle Paul’s letter to the church in Philippi, that’s exactly what you hear. He’d stumbled across the secret to living content and joyfully in any situation. We often fall short of this ideal. We have all the modern amenities money can buy and still lack the one thing we long for most, joy. Humanity is searching for a joy that transcends all circumstances and reaches into the deepest places of our souls and in this letter, Paul shares the secret to finding what we’re all looking for. Join us in this sermon series as we explore how to live as a joyful colony of heaven in a dissatisfied world.

On Philippians: A Colony of Heaven in a Dissatisfied World
Hearing joy radiate from a prison cell is an anomaly; but when you read the Apostle Paul’s letter to the church in Philippi, that’s exactly what you hear. He’d stumbled across the secret to living content and joyfully in any situation. We often fall short of this ideal. We have all the modern amenities money can buy and still lack the one thing we long for most, joy. Humanity is searching for a joy that transcends all circumstances and reaches into the deepest places of our souls and in this letter, Paul shares the secret to finding what we’re all looking for. Join us in this sermon series as we explore how to live as a joyful colony of heaven in a dissatisfied world.

On Philippians: A Colony of Heaven in a Dissatisfied World
Hearing joy radiate from a prison cell is an anomaly; but when you read the Apostle Paul’s letter to the church in Philippi, that’s exactly what you hear. He’d stumbled across the secret to living content and joyfully in any situation. We often fall short of this ideal. We have all the modern amenities money can buy and still lack the one thing we long for most, joy. Humanity is searching for a joy that transcends all circumstances and reaches into the deepest places of our souls and in this letter, Paul shares the secret to finding what we’re all looking for. Join us in this sermon series as we explore how to live as a joyful colony of heaven in a dissatisfied world.

On Philippians: A Colony of Heaven in a Dissatisfied World
Hearing joy radiate from a prison cell is an anomaly; but when you read the Apostle Paul’s letter to the church in Philippi, that’s exactly what you hear. He’d stumbled across the secret to living content and joyfully in any situation. We often fall short of this ideal. We have all the modern amenities money can buy and still lack the one thing we long for most, joy. Humanity is searching for a joy that transcends all circumstances and reaches into the deepest places of our souls and in this letter, Paul shares the secret to finding what we’re all looking for. Join us in this sermon series as we explore how to live as a joyful colony of heaven in a dissatisfied world.