Podcasts

During Easter services we'll focus on the resurrection of Jesus to a new eternal life and how we are invited to share in that life with Him. In both cases we'll continue to explore how fulfilled Scripture points us to the fulfillment we're all longing for.

In this Good Friday service, we'll offer an opportunity to engage with the truth of Christ's loving sacrifice on the cross and to share in communion together.

This weekend, we’ll enter into Holy Week and celebrate Palm Sunday together. We’ll consider the way that Jesus’ words and actions around His triumphal entry fulfilled a centuries old prophecy in Isaiah 53. And we’ll consider how a proper understanding of Jesus can lead us to our own fulfillment.

We conclude our study of 1 Samuel 25 as a case study on peacemaking. We look at the second half of the chapter and we see how the story ends. In the process, we will get a masterclass of peacemaking from Abigail, a look at how a godly person handles correction in David, and a final call to consider how we can avoid ending up like Nabal.

This weekend, we'll look at conflict through the lens of an Old Testament story that often goes unnoticed. In 1 Samuel 25, we'll see a tense situation that involves three people. Each of them will contribute to the conflict in radically different ways. We'll see an offender, one who is offended, and a peacemaker. Each of them have something to teach all of us as we seek to be disciples of Jesus who, like Him, are peacemakers. NOTE - This is Part 3 of a series of message. Click HERE to find the messages in Part 1 and HERE to find Part 2 messages.

This weekend, we explore the two choices Jesus presented to the crowd from Matthew 7:24-29 and discover what it means to build a life that truly lasts.

In our look at Genesis 22:1-14, we will learn three valuable lessons about the Lord’s provision and we'll see that God has many names. Each one amplifies His complexity and His capabilities.

We wrap up the This is Us series where we will revisit our theme of His Word, Our Walk and the 7 Core Values that make up who we are as a body of believers.

This weekend we'll examine our seventh and last core value at ECC. Emmanuel Community Church is Courageous. We're called to do difficult things, and often we don't feel very courageous. So how do we shift from fear or frustration to biblical courage? We'll look to Psalm 46 to see what the Lord has to say about shifting into calm courage.

This week, we'll see that God has called us to be a church that is Missional and how that drives us to be the hands and feet of Jesus in Fort Wayne and around the world.

In this message, we continue exploring our core values in our series "This is Us." Our fifth core value is that ECC is "Transformational." As we dig into what that means, we'll see that God has called each of us to a life of personal growth and change that runs deeper than we might expect.

This weekend, we'll work through our fourth core value at Emmanuel, being RELATIONAL. We'll see that seeking to build healthy relationships - as messy and challenging as they can be - is central to what it means to be a disciple of Jesus.