Pastor Jonathan Eckberg continues our series in Ecclesiastes. Our lives and our culture are full of religious icons, events, and reminders. Yet, we live in a world where God holds little importance or relevance in most p

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg continues our series through Ecclesiastes called, \"Vs.\" Solomon has talked about a lot of the futility of human life. And, from a certain perspective, we can easily see and agree with his point.

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg continues our series in the book of Ecclesiastes. Some moments in time fly by while others seem to grind on forever. But each moment is purposeful. Sadly, we tend to become so focused on specific

Pastor Ron Eckberg teaches from the Psalms. \"The land of the living is dangerous country,” writes Eugene Peterson, “A lot goes wrong.” The challenge to God’s people, of course, is to live with g

James Bultema, EEFC-supported missionary to Turkey, shares God\'s Word with us this week from Revelation 1:1-8. James encourages and challenges the church to remain focused on what matters and to always return to our tru

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg teaches week 2 of our Back-to-School series. Last week we discussed how evangelism is the biblical call to the body of Christ. But what does that mean for us as individuals? This week we look at t

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg begins our annual \"Back to School\" series. Some messages can\'t wait until after class. That\'s when you slip a note across the aisle while the teacher\'s back is turned. A daring move, but wort

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg concludes our study through the book of 1 John with a message entitled, \"Secure and Empowered\" from 1 John 5:18-21. Over the past few months we\'ve heard John assure the believers of their faith

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg teaches the penultimate message in our study through 1 John. Even a very surface level study of the Christian faith reveals that prayer is significant. As we grow in our faith we are constantly le

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg continues our teaching from 1 John 5 in our series, \"A Different Kind of Love.\" John has argued the depth of God\'s love for us and the importance of sharing that love with one another. But how,