Ekklesia Eugene Church
The Ekklesia Eugene Audio podcast is truly a beacon of light in this world. With all of their sermons available online, it is a true blessing to have access to such powerful and inspiring teachings. The pastors at Ekklesia are devoted to teaching the straight message of the Bible, being passionate about Jesus, and loving all people. They are committed to making disciples of Jesus and it shows in their teachings.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is the dedication to sharing the true message of the Bible. The pastors at Ekklesia do not sugarcoat or water down God's will, but rather preach it boldly and unashamedly. This kind of preaching is rare in today's world and is so refreshing to hear. It has been a tremendous blessing to my life and has greatly contributed to my spiritual growth.
Another great aspect of this podcast is the diversity of topics covered. The pastors at Ekklesia touch on a wide range of subjects, from foundational truths to practical advice for everyday living. No matter where you are on your spiritual journey, there is something for everyone in these sermons.
However, one potential downside of this podcast is that it may be too focused on a specific religious perspective for some listeners. While Ekklesia teaches from a genuine and sincere belief in Jesus Christ, those who do not share that faith may not resonate with the teachings as much.
In conclusion, The Ekklesia Eugene Audio podcast is truly a blessing for anyone seeking spiritual growth and guidance. The commitment to teaching the true message of the Bible, along with the passion and love demonstrated by the pastors at Ekklesia, make this podcast an invaluable resource for believers. I am grateful to be able to listen to these sermons online and I believe that anyone who listens will be equally blessed by them.
In James 1:19-21, James warns against letting anger blind you and directs us to live with humility and seek God through his word.
Steve continues in James 1:13-18 where James relates temptation to sin to the trials we may experience.
Our new series in the Book of James began with Steve teaching through James 1:1-12 as James introduces the book with the idea that trials are often used by God for our good and His glory.
Steve's teaching on Exodus 34-35 was a reminder of how good God is and how he welcomes us into his presence.
Ian's teaching on Exodus 23 reminded us how quick we are to create idols to worship when our worship fails to focus on God.
Steve unpacked Exodus 28-31. God gave instructions to the priests and the tabernacle but there is more meaning for us than what you might expect.
As we continue through Exodus 25-27, Steve taught on the Tabernacle and how its layout and purpose was to point God's people to His presence and worship.
Steve taught on Exodus 23:20-24:18. Moses is ushered into the presence of God on behalf of the people.
Jesus' Resurrection not only means life for those who follow Him, but also is a message of hope for hurting people.
Steve's teaching on Exodus 20:17-21 covered the final commandment in the 10 Commandments as well as what it means to fear the Lord.
Our Family Pastor, Matt, taught on Exodus 20:12-16. These five commandments have a lot to do with our relationship with the people around us and how we can honor God in our interactions with others.
Steve taught on Exodus 20:8-11 and the commandment to keep the sabbath and its importance, not just as a command in the Ten Commandments, but as gift from God that we first see in Genesis.
Steve's teaching on Exodus 19:1-20:7 was on God's commands to the Hebrews at the bottom of Mount Sinai. His directions were to create a posture and place of worship.
Steve's teaching on Exodus 17:8-18:27 tells the story of God defeating the Amalekites through Moses' obedience.
Ken Carson's teaching was on Exodus 15:22-17:7. God displayed himself as a healer to the Hebrews while they were in the desert.
Steve's teaching on Exodus 13:17-15:21 explained the miracle of God parting the Red Sea. God showed his power but also his intentions for His people.
Pastor Steve taught on the Passover in Exodus chapter 12, the final plague God cast on Egypt.
Pastor Steve's teaching on Exodus Chapters 7-11 identified how God was at play through the plagues he placed on Egypt in order to free His people.
Pastor Steve's teaching on Exodus chapters 5-6 reminded us to focus on God's promises, especially in times of struggle and doubt.
Pastor Steve's teaching on Exodus 3:13-4:31 looks at the signs and wonder's God preforms through Moses to show who his power to both the Egyptians and Hebrews.
Pastor Ian taught on Exodus 3:1-12 as Moses has an encounter with the living God.
Pastors Steve's teaching on Exodus 2 was all about receiving God's calling but being patient for his timing. Moses is a great example of this.
Pastor Steve began our series through the book of Exodus with some background and history and finished Exodus 1:1-22 with an emphasis on God honoring the midwives for their obedience to himself over the king.
Kyle Hatfield ended the year with a challenge to find ways to disconnect from technology more and live more as God intended for man to live.
The final week of Advent's teaching was on love. The most powerful love of all was displayed by Jesus on the cross.
Pastor Steve taught on Joy. Many seek joy in so many things but true joy can only be found in seeking Jesus.
Pastor Steve taught on Peace that can only come from King Jesus. Gen 12:1-3
Ken Carson kicked off our first Advent teaching on the hope that can only be found in light of the gospel.
Sunday was the final week in our series: Made New. Pastor Steve walked through what it looks like to live a transformed life. We then had the opportunity to bring forward commitment cards as we seek to raise funds for the renovation of our new building.
Pastor Steve taught week 3 of Made New with with an emphasis on placing God in the correct position of priority in your life.
Pastor Steve taught week 2 of our series Made New. He had a focus on Psalm 193:23-24 where David asks God "Search me".
Pastor Steve brought Joshua 4 before our church and raised the question "Are we building an alter to worship God or a statue to worship ourselves?"
Pastor Steve taught on Romans 16. Paul references so many different Jesus followers with different backgrounds and gifts that come together to represent the Kingdom of God.
Pastor Matt taught on Romans 15:14-33 where Paul shares his excitement to preach and minister to people all over the known world.
This teaching from Pastor Steve is on Romans 5:1-13. Paul urges Jewish and non-Jewish Christians to live in the hope only Jesus can offer.
Pastor Steve finished teaching through Romans 14. Paul gives the reminder that the primary goal of a Jesus follower is to honor God and love one another
Pastor Steve breaks down Romans 14:1-12 . Paul teaches how people from different backgrounds can stay united in the gospel.
Pastor Steve taught on Romans 13:8-14 on Paul's command to fulfill the law through loving one another.
Pastor Steve finished teaching Romans 13:8-14. Paul calls Jesus followers to place government in its proper place and placing God in his proper place. Our response to government and politics should be in love.
Pastor Steve thought on Romans 13:1-7. Paul teaches the church in Rome at all leaders are placed by God in their roles. Jesus followers glorify God by their submission to governments with God in the ultimate seat of power and authority.
Pastor Steve taught on Romans 12:14-21. Paul gives direction to live differently than the world with humility. Jesus followers should attempt to live harmoniously with those around us.
Pastor Steve taught on Romans 12:9-13. Paul provides a list of characteristics of Jesus followers and how they should stand out against the world.
Pastor Brad gave a teaching on 1 Corinthians 1:18-25 and the hope we can find in the unexpected when we look for God to operate.
Romans 12:3-8 teaches on the body of Christ receiving different gifts to serve the church and reach people with the gospel.
Pastor Steve delivered a teaching on 2 verses: Romans 12:1-2. Paul challenges the church in Rome to live transformed lives as living sacrifices for God.
Romans 11:16-36. Pastor Steve taught on Paul's explanation that God not only has a plan for redemption for the Gentiles but also for the Jewish people as a whole.
Romans 11:1-15 is the passage Pastor Steve thought on. Paul reveals how amazing it is that God also offered salvation to the Gentiles and how God is using that with the Jews.
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