ERC Sundays

Pastor Chris continues in Chapter 1 of Jonah and touches on topics of identity and worth, and how God gives us value in those things, versus other sources that we draw identity and worth from.

Pastor Chris Hartley takes us through the next 3 verses of Jonah, and teaches on how God's ways and plans are always good and right, even when we try to foil them with our own selfish ideas.

The first week of a new sermon series at ERC. Pastor Matt dives into the ways that we can make our God too small, and minimize what he is actually capable of. Our God is more than able, and it is not our place to draw boundaries around his majesty and mercy, especially in light of the miracle that he has worked in making all believers in Jesus a new creation.

In a Father's Day message, Pastor Chris takes us through the roles of husband and wife in submitting to and loving each other, following Christ's example.

Pastor Chris walks through some things that we need to take seriously as Christians, if we are to faithfully follow Christ's example in our lives.

Pastor Matt continues our series by building on the ideas from last week that Christians must hold and speak truth with love, both into their own lives, and to others. For those in Jesus aren't just healed, with lingering effects and hurts of the old self, but are made fully new.

Pastor Matt tackles some hard truth about the life that Christ-followers are called to. We can't stay in an infancy of faith, but must grow into a mature faith through the gifts Christ has graced to the Church, and by speaking the truth in love.

Pastor Chris continues our series by encouraging us to consider the fullness of God in our lives, and how we ultimately live out the life of a Christian in a God-glorifying way.

Pastor Chris Hartley digs into the truth of what it really means to live a life following after Christ; to submit to his Word and to walk in his grace.

Pastor Matt continues our series by finishing chapter 2 of Ephesians. The Apostle Paul encourages believers to not be divided but to rest in the peace that Jesus brings, a challenge that still faces Christian lives today.