The story of Jonah is really all of our stories. Each of us can look back at some point in our lives where we have attempted to run from God. And what many of us runners have discovered is while we can run from God, we can’t outrun God! Join us for the sermon series “See Jonah Run” as we rediscover the amazing grace of God for each of our lives! How to join: In-Person during our Outdoor Worship Service on Sundays…
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Words have power. Even the simplest words can change the trajectory of your life. Words like Help can set an addict toward recovery. Yes can open doors to new dreams. Sorry and Thanks can heal families. When you use these small words, God can do big things in your life. Join us for our new sermon series “Seven Words That Will Change Your Life” to learn how certain words can change your life! How to join: In-Person during our Outdoor Worship Service on Sundays at 11 am (click…
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We live in a world that so often focuses on what’s missing. But did you know that God invites us to experience his goodness? God invites us to live a life without scarcity or lack. In Psalm 23 we find a compelling picture of this kind of life. Join us for our new sermon series, “Living in The Goodness of God,” as we learn how a life of goodness is available to anyone who will allow God to be their Shepherd. Living…
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We all put our faith in something… …family, a job, ourselves, or even the church. But quite often we end up disappointed when that something lets us down. The Bible says the only place to put our trust is in God. What if we’re not sure that God can be trusted? How do we learn to do that? Join us for our NEW series, “In God We Trust,” beginning January 9th, 2021. Watch online at www.erockchurch.com/live Live Stream Service Times: Saturday…
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We often give up on our prayers believing nothing is going to happen. But… just when we are stop looking for God, he often shows up and intervenes in surprising ways. 2,000 years ago, the people of Israel were weary too… they were weary of waiting for their Savior. Because of this, most were caught off guard when he was born in a stable. In this Advent series, we will look at what it is we’re waiting for and what we should…
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The start of the New Year is often the perfect time to turn a new page in your life, which is why so many people make New Year’s resolutions. Are you part of the 41% of the population that made a resolution this year? Maybe a more important question is will you be part of the 8% who achieve your New Year’s resolution? According to research, 80 percent of those who make resolutions on January 1 have given up by Valentine’s Day. Does…
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The days between Christmas and New Years can feel heavy. The gifts are unwrapped, only cookie crumbs remain in the pretty tins, and returning to school or work is only a few days away. One of the best ways to beat the after-Christmas blues is to remember that the story doesn’t end with the chorus of angels and a visit from wise men. If we keep reading, we learn more about baby Jesus. We learn about preteen Jesus giving his parents a…
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What’s almost 300 years old and still around every Christmas? No – not grandma’s fruitcake! How about one of the most popular and most sung Christmas Carols of all time – O’ Come All Ye Faithful. A carol that was first sung in close to its current form 300 years ago – with lyrics dating back almost 700 years – O’ Come All Ye Faithful is a beloved carol that transcends cultures and generations. And…it has a powerful message too! That’s why…
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Christmas music is a big part of all of our holiday celebrations – but did you know there is a difference between Christmas songs and Christmas Carols? Christmas songs celebrate the holiday of Christmas. And they are fun to sing. But Christmas Carols celebrate the coming of Jesus Christ into our world! Unfortunately – we often sing them without thinking about their deeper spiritual meaning. That’s why I think you’re going to love our new teaching series, Christmas Carols: Remembering The Meaning…
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The Apostle Paul describes Jesus as the “Indescribable Gift” that God has given to the world. God offered this “Indescribable Gift” to the world over 2k years ago and he still offers the gift of Salvation by grace through faith alone to everyone who will believe and receive Him today. What are you doing with the “Gift” that God has offered you? Have you received it? If you have, are you offering it to others? Christmas is a great time to invite…
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