Ebenezer Family Church

What is proper baptism according to the Bible? Pastor Paul shares five facts about Believers' Baptism.

There is neither Jew nor Gentile, but there is most certainly believer and non-believer: salvation and condemnation. Let's not get absorbed by this world of sin, but live as distinct children of God!   *SIDE NOTE: Apologies... I positioned myself right under an AC unit... background noise deluxe :)*

In the context of a severe draught in the ancient land of Israel, it is significant that God sends Elijah to a non-Jewish widow! Our unlikely is not God's unlikely. Let's learn some lessons from this narrative!

Why could Israel not have pork? Does that apply to us today? By no means! Christ Jesus has broken the barrier. We are all one in Him

God is our great Provider! Let's learn some lessons from the narrative of Elijah and the Ravens. There is something special about God's provision for us!

To love discipline is to learn and to grow. Let's learn to love correction and God's discipline so we can grow strong in faith!

There are some interesting and significant aspects to uncover when we read about Solomon's dedication of the Temple in Jerusalem. Let's learn some lessons from this narrative and how they apply to our lives as Christ's Temple!

Our actions cannot change what's in our heart. We need to make sure our hearts are right first!

As believers, we need to make a choice: do we follow the world, or God? The gods of this world cannot walk and talk unless we do for them. But the Lord God has spoken through His Word!

Most people make resolutions for the new year. As believers, let's resolve to build our foundation on the Rock that is Christ!

As we begin the new year, let's remember that God goes before us. Let's remember to put Him FIRST in all that we are and in all that we are!

Well, we've made it to 2022! Let's give God all the glory and take some encouragement from his Word!

Perhaps some of us face a hangover from all the spending and pressures of this holiday season. Let's refocus on Jesus and avoid the hangover!

Let's discuss Christmas today. Some of us consider one day more important than others. Let's not cause each other to stumble!

With Christ Jesus as our cornerstone we can be living stones in his Kingdom! Join us as Pastor Pragasen shares with us.

As we end the year and reflect on our accomplishments, failures, relationships, and everything else, let's make sure we start the new season doing everything out of God's love!

Join us for a time of testimonies this morning!

Often we want to see 'evidence' from God - miraculous signs and big works - before we believe what He says. That's the wrong order. Believe in what God says and then you'll see what He is doing!

Today we look at selected Scripture verses to paint a picture of what it will be like when we get to Heaven. Let's learn some lessons about our eternity!

The idea of a home varies from person to person. In God's Kingdom, He is our home! What a wonderful thing to remember in these difficult times!

Today we're looking at the tragic story of David and Bathsheba. This exemplary Israelite, a man after God's own heart, falls into sin. Let's learn some lessons from this devastating narrative!

We often hear things like "study medicine to make lots of money", or "travel the world; you're young", or "buy Bitcoin". It's not bad to have plans and strategies for life, but James tells us not to live for tomorrow. It is better to live for God's will!

When Saul consulted the Witch of Endor could probably be considered his the point at which God decided to do away with him. When we turn to the darks arts and dabble in the things of Satan, we really move away from God. Let's learn some lessons from this narrative about magic and witchcraft!

Culture in the ancient Mediterranean cherished the idea of reciprocity - a gift was never truly free... So, that means when Paul says God's grace is a completely free gift, it must have been truly radical!

David had two opportunities to destroy Saul and take the throne as King. But David was waiting on the Lord - for HIS plans to prevail. Let's learn some lessons from David trusting God's plan!