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We continue our study on giving which is designed to help us be more thoughtful and generous.

We continue our study called GIVING CHRISTMAS by looking at the third gift of the Magi — Myrrh. This gift had a different kind of meaning than the first two. Myrrh had many uses but it was most known for one thing.

We continue our series on GIVING CHRISTMAS by looking at the gift of Frankincense. This gift shows what the Magi thought about Jesus and reminds us that we can continue to give gifts of faith.

We continue our series on GIVING CHRISTMAS by looking at the first of the treasures that wise men gave — GOLD.  It reminds us that we can also share our wealth, but we must do so wisely. 

We begin a new 6-part series called GIVING CHRISTMAS.  The backdrop will be the Magi of Matthew’s gospel, but the focus will be on how we can give better gifts — not just at Christmas, but as a daily practice. 

Our focus is THANKSGIVING and we will learn to be more thankful for the many gifts our Lord has given.

We look at a passage that helps us understand how important God’s people are to their city and their area. Our influence and our role are vital to God’s plan and can truly bring change to the lives of people around us. Thankfully, we have partners in this. Several of those partners will be represented this weekend at ECC: A Hope Center, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, International House, New Mercies Ministries, Phoenix Alliance, Place of Grace,  Redemption House, The Rescue Mission, and Youth For Christ.

We conclude the first short series from Romans 1 by looking at God’s kindness in showing Himself through creation, but also God’s wrath on those who reject Him. It is a startling passage of Scripture!

We study only two verses, Romans 1:16-17. Throughout the years, these verses have changed lives and given hope.

We continue our study in Romans 1 and learn about Paul’s desire to visit the city of Rome. It wasn’t only the city, but the people that Paul wanted to meet. This is of FIRST IMPORTANCE to Paul and the first thing that he wants to write about. We will take eight verses this weekend and try to thoroughly understand them — and Paul.

This weekend we begin our verse-by-verse study of the Book of Romans and look at Paul's introduction. He tells about himself, his readers and the Gospel. It is concise but powerful.

Romans is the “queen of the letters” of the New Testament, and this weekend we will take some time to look at the book as a whole. The following week, we will begin a verse-by-verse study of Romans for more than a year.  This overview will help us have a perspective on the things we will learn.