Ecclesia Princeton

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Pastor Ian Graham looks at what is happening when we pray, “Come, Holy Spirit.”Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham continues our series reverse engineering an Ecclesia gathering to explore the implications of our liturgical practices. This week, we look at the way the table functions at the center of Jesus' ministry to us.Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham starts our new series reverse-engineering elements of our corporate gatherings unpacking the force of blessing.Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham looks at God's mission to create a people in order to bear witness to the world. Support the show

Ian Graham unpacks the Apostle's Creed as an invitation to indwell the story and grace of Jesus. Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham looks at faith as the thing that we can be most trusting of, exploring Mark 4 and the dynamics of walking by faith not by sight. Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham looks at the Transfiguration in Mark 9 and Jesus' words in John 17 as an invitation to kingdom friendship.Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham walks us through John 8vv1-11 and points us to four dynamic elements of the Word of Truth. Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham directs us to look at 1 Peter 1vv13-18 a the command, invitation, promise to "be holy" as God is holy. Support the show

Our culture offers various narratives by which to live by. Cultural scripts of achievement, shame and doom are identified and contrasted to the script of Jesus' life and resurrection. Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham presents the tapestry of text, tradition, reason and experience to proclaim an inspirational word on the role of women in ministry.Support the show

Director of College Ministries Savannah Charlish-Inman blesses us with a farewell sermon by demonstrating that what may seem like simple administrative housekeeping in Romans 15 is in fact a radical political and spiritual statement of a new humanity in Christ. Support the show

Intern Nathan King shares thoughts on how the welcome of Christ invites the whole person to be received and given in community.Support the show

This week we take a break from our series in Romans as Elder Annalee shares lessons from the life of Joseph on waiting well. Video and sermons slides are included below. Marshmallow Test (Intro Video)Sermons SlidesSupport the show

Encouragements for living out Paul's radical call for unity.Support the show

Practical communal insights for partaking in the faith-life elements beyond food and drink.Support the show

Ecclesia intern shares helpful perspectives for living in unity and pursuing peaceSupport the show

Pastor Ian Graham looks at Paul's instructions to "be subject to the governing authorities" and when it's time for Christians to disobey in love. Support the show

Ecclesia Director of Family Apprenticeship, Alisa Kuppe, offers us a vision of young people leading Christ's body and an invitation to stay young in the love of Christ. Support the show

Wesley Tenney-Free unpacks Paul's exhortations in Romans 12.Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham looks at Paul's exhortation to offer our bodies as living sacrifices.Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham delves into the admittedly dense Romans 10 and tries to draw out some beauty.Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham leads us into the thorny question of predestination.Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham starts our second round of Romans as we begin our summer book series. Support the show

Our college pastor, Savannah Charlish, gives a final exhortation to our departing college students.Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham looks at the story of Jesus' resurrection breakfast with his disciples on the beach of the Sea of Tiberias. Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham tells one of the grounding stories of Ecclesia, from Luke 15.Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham looks at how the resurrection of Jesus gives meaning, healing, and hope to our past, present, and future.Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham leads us to contemplate the cross of Jesus and why the one who demonstrates the power over the grave dies to heal the world.Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham merges the themes of Palm Sunday with the sixth sign in John's gospel, inviting us to consider if we our eyes growing clearer or dimmer. Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham explores the fourth and fifth signs that Jesus performs in John's Gospel.Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham continues our Lenten series looking at the seven signs that Jesus performs in John's gospel. This week we are in John 5 and we see the encounter between Jesus and the man beside the pool at Beth-Zatha.Support the show

Rev. Carrion serves as Vice President of Church Planting and Leadership Development at Redeemer City to City in New York City and is the regional coach for church planting and development for the Evangelical Covenant Church. Rev. Michael Carrion, is the founding pastor, and now Bishop of The Promised Land Covenant Churches in the North and South Bronx, and the founding chairman and superintendent of the Bronx Academy of Promise K-8 Charter School. He also serves on the board of the National Latino Evangelical Coalition and is currently on the Mayor's Faith Sector Advisory Council.Support the show

Ecclesia intern invites us to behold Jesus in wonder and respond to him in trust.Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham begins our Lenten teaching series looking at the seven signs in John' gospel.Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham leads us in a brief meditation on the ashes as we enter the season of Lent. Support the show

Ecclesia College Lead, Savannah Charlish, contrasts the wisdom of this world and the wisdom of the cross.Support the show

Jesus' encounter with the woman at the well invites us to become worshippers who worship in Spirit and in Truth. Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham looks at Acts 16 examining the expectations of God's power through the Spirit available to us today. Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham looks at the fruit of the spirit and the invitation of God's goodness to grow good things in our lives. Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham looks at the mission of the Spirit in the scriptures and how it meets us in particular as Ecclesia right now. Support the show

Savannah Charlish explores Acts 2 and the Holy Spirit bringing us into fellowship with God and with others.Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham looks at the pictures of the Holy Spirit used throughout the scriptures as we begin our series on the third person of the Trinity.Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham, in a one-off sermon, explores Psalm 146 and the promise of refuge. Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham tells the Christmas story as a story of God's seeking us. Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham looks at the way we experience an absence of peace in our lives and how that both reveals Christ's presence in the midst of our circumstances and widens our definition of peace. Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham continues our series on the titles for the Messiah listed in Isaiah 9 looking at Jesus the Son as Eternal Father. Support the show

Lydia Andres continues our advent teaching series exploring the surprising expression of the might of God in Jesus and how it confounds our expectations.Support the show

Ecclesia College Pastor Savannah Charlish opens the Advent Season as we explore the titles given for the coming Messiah in Isaiah 9. She looks at the comfort and hope that Jesus provides. Support the show

The intersections of faith and science have puzzled believers and skeptics alike through the ages. Pastor Ian Graham looks at the way the scriptural narrative holds them together. Support the show