Every month, we observe the Lord’s Supper (or Communion) as a church. In this message, Pastor Cam admits that when he was growing up, he did not enjoy these services. But as a young pastor he discovered two clues in the passage (1 Corinthians 11:17-34) that changed his perspective and set him free. Find out what these two clues are and see if they change the way you participate in the Lord’s Supper. Do This in Remembrance of Me.

Every month, we observe the Lord’s Supper (or Communion) as a church. In this message, Pastor Cam admits that when he was growing up, he did not enjoy these services. But as a young pastor he discovered two clues in the passage (1 Corinthians 11:17-34) that changed his perspective and set him free. Find out what these two clues are and see if they change the way you participate in the Lord’s Supper. Do This in Remembrance of Me.

This sermon, entitled “Moving On Up” is the second in a 2 part series on the purpose statement of our church (ECC). Using Matthew 28:18-20 we try to get at the heart of the “Great Commission” and find out how it sets the agenda for all of our church activities and programs.

What is the purpose of ECC? In this first of two messages on the ECC Purpose Statement (entitled Like Living Stones), we turn to 1 Peter 2:4-10. Peter uses three powerful images to portray God’s view of the church, giving us a comprehensive, 3-dimensional picture of what God intends the church to be and do. Only when we understand God’s “big picture” of the church are we able to understand its vital place in God’s plan and our role in it.

This is the final message in our series on the Book of Romans, taken from Romans 15:23-16:27. As Paul wraps up his letter with personal notes and greetings, he reveals himself to be a man of deep friendships and personal relationships. We also discover 5 needs that are met as the church gathers together and shares the life of faith in community. Entitled The Lone Ranger Is a Myth, we find out why the concept of “private religion” is not Biblical.

As we approach the end of this sermon series from the Book of Romans, Pastor Cam takes time for a brief review of the Gospel and looks at 3 responses called for by the “Good News” from God. Find out what they are and how the third response (elaborated in Romans 15:14-21) can (and needs to) become A Godly Ambition that should shape not only the coming year, but the rest of our lives.

Let's Put the X Back in Xmas! That is Pastor Cam’s unusual sermon title for this special Christmas message. Heresy? Find out in this message on the real meaning of Christmas, taken from Luke 2:11.