Ecclesia Princeton

Pastor Ian Graham leads us in the wonder of the story of Jesus' birth.  Support the show

Pastor Ian walks us through Jesus' genealogy and shows how Christ is born into the brokenness he came to heal and save. Support the show

Lydia Andres invites us to consider Mary's response to her unique circumstances within the Christmas story.  Support the show

Esther Guy leads us through an examination of longing, and it's connection to a life of wild obedience. Support the show

Intern Kathleen Parker kicks off our Advent series by guiding us through what Christmas entailed for Elizabeth and Zechariah.  Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham looks at worship as time travel as it transports us to the mountain of God and we meet with him face to face. Support the show

Boredom, Attention, And The Sermon Support the show

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 with 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 Slides Support 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 peace Support 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