Island ECC Podcast

Changing careers is a big deal. We sat down with Carrie Lo to discuss the variables that led her to leave her legal career in pursuit of ministry. In our conversation, we address the major things she learned about herself as well as advice for those who are contemplating a career change

What could be worse than 38 years of paralysis? Jesus heals a paralytic, but then He reprimands him. A stern reminder that physical healing is not our only need. Our souls need healing too.

We continue our series based on the 7 sign miracles in John’s Gospel with the second of these, a miracle by Jesus done from a distance. This miracle has important application to family life and to the importance of faith in Christ.

Kev, Jess and Shannon continue to discuss the various numbers within the Enneagram. They talk through the numbers: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 1.

There are seven “sign miracles” in the book of John. These are miracles that hint at who Jesus really is, but sometimes we misunderstand these signs and it causes us to have a distorted view of the person of Christ. We examine the first miracle of turning water into wine and try to understand what it really signifies.

There’s a lot in life that is uncertain. So it’s helpful to remember what we can know for sure, especially when it comes to our relationship with God.

Kev, Jess and Shannon sit down to discuss the importance of self-awareness and the benefits of personality tests. They then compare the enneagram to other personality tests and begin explaining the different personalities.

What does your life look like at present? Are you labouring for nothing or achieving something satisfying and meaningful? So, what is God’s calling in your life? In this sermon, we will explore God’s calling for us, and how we may engage in a life that is satisfying and meaningful.

If January is a month of fresh starts, February is a month of excuses. Well-crafted, plausible, and oft-repeated, these excuses often keep us imprisoned to being and doing all that God desires. It’s time to find victory instead of excuses.

Everyone everywhere understands basic plant biology, even in a concrete jungle like Hong Kong. The Parable of the Sower shows us how we can cultivate a faith that doesn’t easily wither and die, one that lasts and bears fruit for Christ.