The stories of kids found in the scriptures can teach us all valuable lessons about living a Godly life. Pastor Daniel Brooker concludes our series by examining the story of one child whose circumstances were so dire not even Jesus' disciples seemed to be able to help him.

The kids in the Bible can teach all valuable lessons about living a Godly life. Kids Pastor Kahyla Collazo examines one child whose short appearance is scripture serves as a powerful reminder to the power of God to transform our lives.

The kids in the Bible can teach all valuable lessons about living a Godly life. Pastor Daniel Brooker examines the life of one such kid who heard the voice of God and how his response is an example to us all.

What can we learn from the Kids in the Bible? Erie First Kids Pastor Kahyla Collazo begins a new series examining the life lessons that we all can learn from one of the youngest people mentioned in the Bible.

God gave us a language of praise so we would know how to respond to Him in worship, not only in a Sunday church service, but within our whole lives. This series examines four Hebrew to help us better understand God’s intention for worship.

Erie First’s Worship Pastor Jonathan Dutcher wraps up this series by looking at Shama– which means to worship through our obedience to God.

God has given us a language of praise so we would know how to respond to Him in worship– not only during a Sunday church service, but with our whole lives. This series examines four Hebrew words to help us better understand God’s intention for worship. Today Pastor Nichole discusses how who we choose to trust is also an expression of worship.

God has given us a language of praise so we would know how to respond to Him in worship– not only during a Sunday church service, but with our whole lives.

In this series we’re going to examine four Hebrew words that will help us better understand God’s intention for worship.

Pastor Luke Danowski joins us today to discuss Yadah, which is our worship as verbal declaration.

God has given us a language of praise so we would know how to respond to Him in worship– not only during a Sunday church service, but with our whole lives.

We’re going to examine some of that praise language in a new series where we’ll dig into four Hebrew words that will help us better understand God’s intention for worship.

Pastor Nichole begins with Halal, which means worship as physical expression.

The New Testament references five crowns that God promises to those who remain faithful. After discussing the Crowns of Rejoicing, Righteousness, Life, and Glory– Pastor Nichole concludes by examining how Jesus overcomes death and the grave to secure the Victor's Crown.

Pastor Nichole continues our FIVE CROWNS series, that exploring the different crowns promised in the New Testament to those who remain faithful to God. She examines how glory in the kingdom of God comes not from power or position, but rather from humility and service.