Eastbrook Church

Jesus teaches with parables and even His closest disciples are confused with why He does this. Jesus explains and even His explanation can be hard to understand.

We often talk about Jesus making us part of the family of God. What does that mean and how radical is it really?

Jesus is asked for a sign and only references the sign of Jonah. This is a cryptic reference to what would come in His death and resurrection.

Jesus confronts the demonic powers and the accuser of humanity and finds He is confronted by skeptical religious folks about who He is.

Jesus is Lord of the Sabbath…what does that mean?

The woes on unrepentant towns and balanced by the offer to come to Jesus to find rest for our souls. How does judgment and comfort come together in Messiah Jesus?

John the Baptist is imprisoned and sends his disciples to inquire about all Jesus is doing.

Jesus continues His commissioning of the apostles to go boldly on mission for Him.

Jesus has done this and now He sends His closest followers to do what He has done. He calls and commissions the apostles to go.

A standalone sermon from Pastor Matt Erickson of Eastbrook Church on the divisions in our world, culture, and church today and an exhortation from Ephesians on how to regain and remain in unity.

Jesus reaches out to the least-expected people according to religious standards.

This Pentacost Sunday, Pastor Matt continues our sermon series “The Messiah’s Mission” with a message from Matthew 8:23-9:8 on the authority of Jesus.

Jesus describes the call and cost of real discipleship.

Three stories of healing – a man with leprosy, a centurion’s servant, and Peter’s mother-in-law – help us see how healing is part of Jesus’ mission.

Jesus offers several pictures of appropriate response to Him and His teaching. How do we take in what He is saying and respond to it ourselves?

This one verse, Matthew 7:12, known as the golden rule, is one of the most famous verses in Scripture. What does it really tell us about how to love others?

Pastor Ruth Carver shares what real prayer looks like in our lives and how to make requests of our good God, sharing from Matthew 7:7-11

We’re often told not to be judgmental but how do we approach others and ourselves with appropriate perspective and right judgment?

Christ is Risen! The message of Easter is one of real life.

Holy Saturday is a day of reflection on a world without the hope of Christ’s resurrection. Sandwiched between Good Friday and Easter Sunday, this day represents the three days between Christ’s death on the Cross and saving resurrection. Historically, this day is a time for the church to reflect on death, dying, life, and living. Pastor Matt and our staff have prepared this short video reflection f...

Join us on Good Friday as we remember the suffering and death of Christ.

Before He went to the Cross, Jesus gathered with His disciples for one final Passover meal. Following this, Jesus washed the feet of His disciples in an extraordinary display of humility. He then commanded them to do the same for each other. Pastor Matt and our staff have prepared this short video reflection for you, your family, and your household to participate with from home. You can access thi...

Jesus’ words about worry, anxiety, and trust can sometimes seem out of reach. How do we live with real faith like this?

What does it mean to treasure something and how does that impact our life? How does this relate to the power of money in our life?

Beyond outward show, what is real spirituality and piety all about? Jesus’ addresses how visible actions often distract from the hidden life in almsgiving, fasting, and prayer.