This is a collection on individual sermons on specific topics and from special occasions in the Church
In a time where many of our daily freedoms have been revoked to address the risk of COVID19, David explore what the saying, “the truth will set you free” really means. He considers the context of this message in Jesus teaching, THE truth he shares and what it means for us as christians today.
David reminds us in his sermon today, why the Easter message is just as relevant in our time of crisis in the world as it has been through the ages as he looks at the ultimate act of love, the ultimate words of forgiveness and the ultimate message of hope.
Listen to Michael Harber as he shares some encouragement in the face of COVID 19 pandemic. We welcome him back after being “tucked away” in isolation for a couple of weeks.
After a brief review of the year 2019 at ECF by James, JP challenges us to be a people of thanksgiving in all things, as this brings glory to God and his will for us.
Michael brings us a message from John 6 to consider some of the key aspects of our salvation as we enter the new year, 2020.
Hans gives us a special Fathers day message with a challenge from the parable of the prodigal son and the steps to repentance and renewal.
Johan preaches from 1 Cor 15 on the power of the resurrection in the life of a believer and how as modern day believers we can experience God’s power as we let go of the controls in our life and allow God to free us from the power of sin and death.
Johan brings us a devotion after a time of prayer as a church and asks a question we need to ask ourselves. He looks at the passage that challenges us to find our source in God alone.
Brynn looks at how we can find comfort and certainty in a world which is changing at a rapid rate – looking at the book written to the Hebrew Christians who were undergoing a time of incredible turmoil. Brynn reminds us that we can place our full trust in a God who never changes, looking back at those who have gone before, reflecting inward as we let go of the things holding us back and looking upward at our Lord who is waiting for us.