Ecclesia Princeton

Guest preacher and chair of Ecclesia's board, Sarah Weidel, leads us through the story of Jesus turning water into wine.  Support the show

Bob Louer, with International Students, Inc. (ISI) Princeton, shares on themes of the Church’s new identity in Christ, walking/living in the Spirit and the benefit of having an attitude of thanksgiving for the person and work of Christ. Support the show

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Music Director Alfredo offers some thoughts on the significance and what it might look like to "speak to one another" with music in the church.  Support the show

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Pastor Ian Graham continue our series in Ephesians looking at Jesus’ gifting of apostles, prophets, evangelists, shepherds, and teachers and how each of us can begin to live and serve out of those giftings. You can take a simple APEST assessment at http://www.5qcentral.com Support the show

Ian and Courtney Graham teach together on the kind of temple that God is wanting to make of our lives, the pace that he often shapes us at, and the beauty of a life in him that surpasses our understanding  Support the show

Guest teacher Zechariah Knepper continues our series in Ephesians. Plus. a reflection/communal lament around recent gun violence in America.  Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham leads our Good Friday service reflecting on the cross of Jesus. Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham looks at the church as the "new humanity" the body of Jesus. He traces some of the implications for conversations around race, and what it means for us to welcome the peace of the Spirit to unite us rather than the simplified, surface ways we often talk about unity.  Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham continues our teaching series in Ephesians looking at our default perspectives on God, the enemies of the soul (the flesh, the world, and the devil) and the mercy of God that conquers them all.  Support the show

Sean Pomory continues our series on Ephesians looking at the calling of the church to join Jesus in his mission to redeem all things.  Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham continues our series on Ephesians and looks at our sense of God's plans and how Jesus has revealed what God is for and what he's against.  Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham begins our teaching series walking through the book of Ephesians. We looked at five verbs in Ephesians 1vv3-8 that describe the action, grace, and revelation of God as he seeks to form us in his story.  Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham looks at three questions that Jesus asks his disciples as a way of inviting us to behold the wonder and grace of the empty tomb.  Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham tells the story of Palm Sunday as we begin the journey of Holy Week. We finish our series on idolatry by looking at our culture's idolatry of political parties and narratives over and against the story that Jesus is narrating in his life, death, and resurrection.  Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham looks at the way we often try to negotiate with God so that we can compartmentalize our lives and give him part of it. We try to craft a certainty that we know what God is like and who he is and, in doing so, often miss the "fresh word that comes from the mouth of God" (Matthew 4).  Support the show

Soren Johnson looks at the difference in respect and envy and the path of mercy vs. the path of self-assurance and self-righteousness.  Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham looks at our proclivity to bow at the altar of the idol of wealth. The worship of money, power, and wealth leaves us mired in lies while Jesus invites us to see the beautiful truth of his way which is a way to freedom and blessing.  Support the show

Savannah Charlish-Inman looks at our idolatrous impulse to seize control of the situation and the alternative invitation of Jesus to find peace through entrusting one's self to the caring hands of God.  Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham begins our series on idolatry looking at the biblical understanding of idolatry and why God warns us so urgently from worshipping and serving handmade gods of all sorts.  Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham talks about our church vision to be apprentices to Jesus who cultivate a deep life with God and move in the power of his love for the world. Or as we say, deep life with God, deep love for the world. We look at Zacchaeus' story of transformation by the grace and presence of Jesus as a means of stirring our hearts and imaginations towards all God has for us both now and in th...

Derek Wu looks at the story of David and Bathsheba. Why would such a scandalous tale even show up in the scriptures and what does the fact that it is there tell us about God's heart for us? Support the show

How does Jesus practice self-care and what does that have to say about our popular scripts for self-care and the way Christians should care for themselves? Pastor Ian Graham looks at the way Jesus rests and retreats to solitude, serves in compassion, and even plays in order to empower us to live a life alive to God.  Support the show

Pastor Ian Graham gives lenses to begin to establish an understanding of our vocation as we live out of our true self received from God.  Support the show