ERC Sundays

ERC Sundays

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ERC Sundays episodes

  • The Greatest Chapter - Romans 8:26-28

    Seminarian Dom Wiese makes his preaching debut at ERC, walking us through Paul's words of how the Spirit helps us in our weakness, and how God works all things together for the good of those who love him.

    23 min
  • Leftovers - Romans 8:18-25

    Pastor Matt and Pastor Chris discuss beard blankets, birthing pains, and a whole lotta hope!


    ***SHOW NOTES***

    https://enduringword.com/bible-commentary/romans-8/

    44 min
  • Leftovers - Romans 8:15-18

    Pastor Chris is back from his staycation, and he and Pastor Matt deliberate the order in which to watch movies, how they followed rules as kids, and what the significance of adoption into God's family means for our lives lived out as Christians.


    ***SHOW NOTES***

    https://enduringword.com/bible-commentary/romans-8/

    58 min
  • The Greatest Chapter - Romans 8:15-18

    Pastor Matt preaches on how we know we are a child of God, running to our heavenly Father when we're in trouble, and how to face suffering on this earth while waiting with hope for eternity.

    27 min
  • The Greatest Chapter - Romans 8:11-15

    Pastor Chris preaches on identity and our security as sons and daughters of the perfect heavenly Father, with access to the same relationship that his perfect Son, Jesus, had with the Father.

    27 min
  • Leftovers - Romans 8:5-11

    Pastor Matt and Pastor Chris review the weekend's message, and have a deeper discussion about the ongoing war between flesh and the Spirit in the lives of Christians.


    ***SHOW NOTES***

    https://enduringword.com/bible-commentary/romans-8/

    1 hr 1 min
  • Leftovers - Romans 8:1-4

    Pastor Matt and Pastor Chris are back with some thoughts on spoilers and what it means to be "In Christ" in response to the opening message of our Romans 8 series.

    49 min

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Emmaus Road Church is a community of Christ followers in DeWitt, IA. We call our church “A house for the broken; a home for the healed.” This statement highlights the fact that we are all sinners in…