Island ECC Podcast

Bad weather, storms, and hardships happen! What can we do to prepare for these? This sermon uses the lens of weather to show two foundational spiritual principles that can be applied to all types of storms in your life.

We each bring a vibe to every situation we’re in. People often adapt to your very presence. They become more at ease, more uptight, more nervous, more joyful. Knowing your vibe, and managing it, can be a great blessing to every circle you enter.

We each bring a vibe to every situation we’re in. People often adapt to your very presence. They become more at ease, more uptight, more nervous, more joyful. Knowing your vibe, and managing it, can be a great blessing to every circle you enter.

Enoch is a character that has scant biblical presence. We know very little about him, but what we do know is noteworthy: He walked with God.

Enoch is a character that has scant biblical presence. We know very little about him, but what we do know is noteworthy: He walked with God.

Humility is easier said than done. Sometimes our pride creeps in subconsciously and we don’t even know it. How can we rethink the concept of humility in a way that would be attainable and practical? This message explores the idea of “walking humbly” by breaking down the text of Micah 6:8.

Humility is easier said than done. Sometimes our pride creeps in subconsciously and we don’t even know it. How can we rethink the concept of humility in a way that would be attainable and practical? This message explores the idea of “walking humbly” by breaking down the text of Micah 6:8.

You can’t love something you are not familiar with. So when we are told that we are to “love mercy”, we need to make sure we are well-acquainted with it in our own lives.

You can’t love something you are not familiar with. So when we are told that we are to “love mercy”, we need to make sure we are well-acquainted with it in our own lives.

As we continue in our What’s Good series from Micah 6:8, we’ll continue to build our foundation by complimenting our growing understanding of justice with a fresh look at mercy. What better way to celebrate Father’s Day than by celebrating the Father of mercies.

As we continue in our What’s Good series from Micah 6:8, we’ll continue to build our foundation by complimenting our growing understanding of justice with a fresh look at mercy. What better way to celebrate Father’s Day than by celebrating the Father of mercies.

The prophet Micah reminds us succinctly what the natural response should be to a God who has been gracious and kind: a life that is purposed on justice, mercy, and walking with God.

The prophet Micah reminds us succinctly what the natural response should be to a God who has been gracious and kind: a life that is purposed on justice, mercy, and walking with God.

Micah 6:8 is an inspirational verse about justice and mercy. It inspired a mellow, folksy worship song in the 80’s. But the actual tone is more of a kick in the butt: don’t pretend to be ignorant of injustice around us. Justice matters to God and therefore it should matter to us.

Micah 6:8 is an inspirational verse about justice and mercy. It inspired a mellow, folksy worship song in the 80’s. But the actual tone is more of a kick in the butt: don’t pretend to be ignorant of injustice around us. Justice matters to God and therefore it should matter to us.

Greed creeps. Studies show that the more we have, the more we want to keep. We become enslaved to worldly wealth unless we choose to be shrewdly generous

Greed creeps. Studies show that the more we have, the more we want to keep. We become enslaved to worldly wealth unless we choose to be shrewdly generous

Sometimes before we can find contentment and joy, we must become aware of our flimsy approaches to life.

Sometimes before we can find contentment and joy, we must become aware of our flimsy approaches to life.

Sun Tse famously said, “Know your enemy.” Jesus would agree. The key to standing strong in your faith is knowing how your enemy is plotting your destruction.

Sun Tse famously said, “Know your enemy.” Jesus would agree. The key to standing strong in your faith is knowing how your enemy is plotting your destruction.

We continue to look into insights from the book of Ephesians about our identity as Christ-followers. This message turns to Chapter 5 with an emphasis on how God has gifted us, as His beloved children, to be light in the midst of darkness.

We continue to look into insights from the book of Ephesians about our identity as Christ-followers. This message turns to Chapter 5 with an emphasis on how God has gifted us, as His beloved children, to be light in the midst of darkness.

If you don’t know how you are made, you won’t know how to manage your life. Self-leadership is the hardest, but most important.

If you don’t know how you are made, you won’t know how to manage your life. Self-leadership is the hardest, but most important.