Ebenezer Family Church

What does it mean to "take God's name in vain" or to "misuse" His name? Let's look at how we fall short of this commandment and come back to complete reverence for such an awesome and holy Name!

We're back and facing some really bad news with corona again. But God is greater! Let's read Psalm 34 together and be encouraged!

Let's see what lessons we can learn from Jonathan's friendship to David!

We all know the story of David and Goliath. Let's see what we can learn as we face our own Goliaths today!

We are carrying on with the story of Jacob today. Let's see what lessons we can learn from this encounter he had with God!

Today we look at the book of Judges. What can believer's today learn from Israel's bad example?

Some more lessons from Jacob. This time we see what his time working in Haran (for his wives!) teaches us.

God's power is made perfect in weakness. Let's learn how we can let God's power work in whatever weaknesses we have!

Jacob's ladder teaches us some key lessons in encountering God. Join us as we discover these things!

At the end of Ephesians 4, Paul contrasts bad attitudes with good attitudes. The only way to throw away bitterness, anger, greed and all those things, is to humble ourselves before God and let Him work in our hearts!

Deception is the name of the game in the story of Jacob and Esau. Let's take a look at some lessons we can learn from this narrative and what leaves us open to deception.

We've covered a lot on giving, but we also need to work in order to have things to give. Let's take a look at what God expects of us with the work he's given us to do!

A few thoughts for you this morning on fighting the good fight of faith.

Today we take a look at the nature of commandments in the Old Testament and how they are still relevant for us today!

We begin at the very first commandment - the most important. Our relationship with God should the most important concern in our lives. Let's see how we can keep Almighty God first!

Giving is a ministry and one that we should take more seriously! God will supply what we need for a harvest of generosity.

Today, as we share in communion together, we consider four times in the gospels that we read Jesus giving thanks. Wanting to be like Him, we need to learn from His example!

Giving is a somewhat controversial topic for many Christians. What can we learn from an example of Israelite giving in Exodus? Let's see!

Our decisions today can affect generations. Positively and negatively. The story of Esau and Jacob helps us to understand this truth. Let's explore the story of Jacob and Esau today!

Too often we don't consider what it means to follow Jesus. We respond out of a purely emotional foundation. Let's take a moment to count the cost of discipleship!

In the love story of Isaac and Rebekah we read about in Genesis 24, there are lots of interesting things to debate and discuss. But in keeping with what we've been doing, we'll extract some key lessons we can learn from this narrative.

The Israelites did not wait around in the desert for 40 years without purpose. God was preparing them for the Promised Land. May you allow God to prepare your heart and direct your paths - our faith is not blind!

In the midst of so many contradictions and difficulties to understand in the story of the almost-sacrifice of Isaac by the hand of his father Abraham, let's see what lessons we can learn for today.

Here's a lesson in humility from Jesus. We are quick to use our own good works and merit to exalt ourselves, but like the tax collector, we should recognize God's mercy and His ability to save. Our "goodness" means nothing!

When we go through periods of testing, we must remember that Jesus is boss over everything that happens. Let us be quick to acknowledge God's sovereignty over the trials and submit to His wisdom and guidance to respond in the faith that He desires!