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Derrick Collins returns to preach a message from the book of Revelation. The message that God has won and reigns now and forever, our calling is to live into that reality. A powerful word that reveals to us the biblical principle of ownership, submission and grace.  Watch full video of this sermon on our YouTube channel Visit our website Sign Up for our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook 

Elder Paul Granger brings a timely and challenging word from the book of Philippians. He unpacks the invitation to Kingdom Commitment, exploring why it often makes no sense, presents significant unknowns, and requires us to step beyond our human limitations. Watch full video of this sermon on our YouTube channel Visit our website Sign Up for our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook 

Pastor Nathan continues our Kingdom Come series with the parable of the Mustard seed, found in Matthew 17. He couples this with the story of Peter walking on water, each giving a unique angle on how Jesus views faith. Watch full video of this sermon on our YouTube channel Visit our website Sign Up for our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook 

The Gospel has always been counter cultural, transformative and threatening to the status quo. Pastor Nathan encourages us to submit to God's Kingdom  during this Easter season and not the empires of our time. Watch full video of this sermon on our YouTube channel Visit our website Sign Up for our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook 

Co-Lead Pastor Don Coleman walks us through a simple yet profound look at the Lord's Prayer and it's connection to God's Kingdom. He shows us how God has remained the same throughout history and it is our job as the "Ekklesia" is to get to know the Jesus of the Bible. Watch full video of this sermon on our YouTube channel Visit our website Sign Up for our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook 

Elder Sherika Chew, walks with us through the parable of the Sower. A powerful message about the soil of the heart and the realization that the message of the gospel will not be received by everyone who hears. Sherika brings an honest and unique perspective to this familiar age, where the listener can see that she has wrestled deeply with the words of Jesus. Watch full video of this sermon on our YouTube channel Visit our website Sign Up for our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook 

Derrick Collins preaches on the parable of the weeds from Matthew 13. The parable illustrates how a farmer sows good seed, but an enemy introduces weeds among the wheat. Derreck reflects on the nature of God's Kingdom, contrasting it with worldly power and emphasizing spiritual transformation. The message encourages believers to recognize the enemy's schemes without fear, highlighting that the world has already been changed through Christ's sacrifice. Watch full video of this sermon on our YouTube channel Visit our website Sign Up for our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook 

Abigail George continues our series Kingdom Come with the parable of the Vineyard. She shows us the uniqueness of Christian citizenship and pushes us to really grapple with the words of Jesus.  Watch full video of this sermon on our YouTube channel Visit our website Sign Up for our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook 

Pastor Nathan reflects on the ages from Matthew 18 and 19 where Jesus emphasizes the importance of humility and childlike faith in the kingdom of heaven. He teaches that greatness in the kingdom comes from taking a lowly position, as exemplified by children. The message highlights the need to welcome children and the marginalized, reflecting God's love and acceptance. Watch full video of this sermon on our YouTube channel Visit our website Sign Up for our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook

Pastor Nathan reflects on the mustard seed and yeast parables found in the book of Matthew. These stories beautifully illustrate how small beginnings can yield great results, highlighting the importance of patience and active waiting needed for God's kingdom. Nathan encourages us to seek God's direction communally and prayerfully, recognizing that the kingdom's manifestation requires time and sensitivity to the Spirit's work. Watch full video of this sermon on our YouTube channel Visit our website Sign Up for our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook

Rob Surratt walks us through the parable of the hidden treasures, found in Matthew 13. He contrasts the biblical definitions of God's kingdom in the Old and New Testaments, highlighting the need for a deeper understanding of God's nature .  Rob discusses parables used by Jesus to convey deeper truths, suggesting that true treasures are often found in ordinary places. He reflects on the transformative power of Jesus' love, urging us to recognize their worth and the call to serve others. Watch full video of this sermon on our YouTube channel Visit our website Sign Up for our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook

Pastor Nathan addresses the metaphors of salt and light found in the gospel of Matthew. He takes time to highlight the fundamental properties of both elements, and how we might apply this to our modern spiritual context. He also opens up the mic for the congregation to share examples they have seen in their own life. Watch full video of this sermon on our YouTube channel Visit our website Sign Up for our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook

Pastor Nathan continues our sermon series by showing us what a citizen of God's kingdom looks like, according to the Beatitudes. He shines a spotlight on how the world views a "hashtag-blessed" life  and contrasts that with the teachings of Jesus. Unsurprisingly, the values are drastically different. Watch full video of this sermon on our YouTube channel Visit our website Sign Up for our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook

Pastor Nathan discusses the early ministry of Jesus as depicted in Matthew chapters 9 &10. Nathan shows us the importance of living in light of the new reality of God's kingdom, highlighting Jesus' comion for the crowds and his commissioning of the twelve disciples to spread the good news and heal the sick. The prerequisite of being used by God is not our holiness, but our willingness. Watch full video of this sermon on our YouTube channel Visit our website Sign Up for our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook

Pastor Nathan kicks off our new sermon series, Kingdom Come, with the story of Jesus calling the first disciples. In this sermon, Nathan sketches out the new reality that God's Kingdom ushers in. A Kingdom that causes people to drop everything to follow its King. us as we seek to understand the type of kingdom that God called the first disciples into and how that applies to us in our modern context. Watch full video of this sermon on our YouTube channel Visit our website Sign Up for our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook

We wrap up our Repairers of the Breach sermon series with a discussion with 3 of our congregation. Diamond Walton, Elena Aronson and Denzel Mitchell share their experiences and insights, stressing the necessity of humility in conversations about race and the value of diverse perspectives. The was hosted by Abigail George, one of the elders of our congregation. It was originally recorded on Sunday, December 15th, 2024.  Watch full video of this sermon on our YouTube channel Visit our website Sign Up for our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook

Our current sermon series continues into the first week of Advent. Pastor Nathan reflects on Jesus' ministry as described in Luke 4:14-22, where Jesus claims to fulfill Isaiah's prophecy by preaching good news to the poor, freeing prisoners, and healing the blind. This holistic approach combines spiritual and tangible freedom, urging the church to engage in justice and repair work. Pastor Nathan shows us the importance of discernment in ing Jesus' work and the transformative power of recognizing divine opportunities in everyday interactions. Watch full video of this sermon on our YouTube channel Visit our website Sign Up for our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook

Elena Aronson, one of EEF's elders, reflects on the importance of community and the challenges of identity, particularly in the context of racial and social issues. Drawing from the biblical story of Nehemiah, she emphasizes the need for both physical and spiritual repair within communities. Nehemiah's response to the brokenness of Jerusalem serves as a model for acknowledging personal and collective sin, leading to confession and repentance. Elena pushes us to grieve the brokenness, recognize our relationship to it, and actively participate in the work of repair alongside God and each other. Watch full video of this sermon on our YouTube channel Visit our website Sign Up for our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook

Continuing in our sermon series Elder Abigail reflects on the theme of repair  within the church and society, particularly focusing on issues of racial division and white supremacy. Drawing from the book of Ezra, Abigail emphasizes the importance of worship as central to the identity of God's people. The historical context of the Israelites' return to Jerusalem to rebuild the temple serves as a metaphor for the need to restore authentic worship in the modern church. Too often the American church has prioritized economic pursuits and theological rhetoric over genuine worship and community engagement. Watch full video of this sermon on our YouTube channel Visit our website Sign Up for our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook

In this sermon Rob Surratt, reflects on racial healing, humility, and the importance of collective identity versus individualism, using the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector from Luke 18:9-14. Rob, encourages self-examination among white individuals regarding their privilege and the tendency to distance themselves from others, particularly in the context of systemic racism. Watch full video of this sermon on our YouTube channel Visit our website Sign Up for our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook