Emmanuel Community Church
Emmanuel Community Church Sermons
Official feed for the sermons from Emmanuel Community Church in Elmira, NY. We are committed to glorifying the triune God by worshiping and making disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ. Learn more at eccelmira.org
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Jul 7, 2026
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Episodes
Only God Can Do That (Luke 5:12-26) 24.04.2017
In this sermon, Pastor Dave demonstrates that while our God is certainly a healing God, our greatest need is the forgiveness of our sins found in the sacrificial death of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
The Finished Work of Christ 17.04.2017
In this Easter Sunday sermon, Pastor Dave proclaims the good news of salvation by grace through faith in Christ alone, imploring all who hear the word of Christ to be reconciled to God; today is the day of salvation!
He Cannot Save Himself (Mark 15:29-32) 15.04.2017
In this Good Friday sermon, Pastor Matt examines the costly demands of this world and brings out the marvelous truth of Christ's finished work upon the cross as the fulfillment of God's redemption plan.
Catching Men with the Gospel (Luke 5:1-11) 10.04.2017
In this sermon, Pastor Matt shows how this specific miracle is an encouragement to all followers of Christ, those who have been caught by the grace of God, to in turn cast the saving net of the gospel in order to catch men for Christ.
Responding to the Christ (Luke 4:22-40) 03.04.2017
In this sermon, Pastor Dave examines these responses to Jesus' ministry and challenges the church to recognize him as Lord and Christ, preaching the gospel of the kingdom of God to those in our community.
The Fulfillment of God’s Promises (Luke 4:16-21) 27.03.2017
In this sermon, Pastor Tim explains the life-changing truths of this announcement made by Jesus, applying it to our lives today and calling us to find freedom and abundant life in Christ.
Jesus, Our Champion in the Desert (Luke 4:1-15) 20.03.2017
In this sermon, Pastor Dave points us to Jesus, our great, merciful, and sinless high priest (Heb. 4:14-16), who has overcome the power of sin for his people through his obedient life and substitutionary death upon the cross
Jesus is God, the Son (Luke 3:21-38) 13.03.2017
In this sermon, Pastor Dave explores the significance of Jesus' baptism and heavenly proclamation, imploring the church to believe that Jesus Christ is truly God, the Son, who is worthy to be praised and obeyed even unto death.
Repent and Return (Luke 3:1-20) 06.03.2017
In this sermon, Pastor Matt explains the nature of true repentance and exhorts the church to continue bearing fruit in keeping with a lifestyle of repentance.
Jesus, Sinless and Submissive (Luke 2:41-52) 27.02.2017
In this sermon, Pastor Dave explains how Jesus' submission to his parents was necessary for him to be the sinless Savior, the perfect sacrifice for sins, who is able to clothe those who trust in him with his perfect righteousness.
Salvation is a Person (Luke 2:22-40) 20.02.2017
In this sermon, Pastor Matt challenges the church to live a life of joyful obedience and whole-hearted service to our faithful God as we behold the glory of Christ's life, death, and resurrection in the gospel.
His Poverty, Our Reward (Luke 2:1-21) 13.02.2017
In this sermon, Pastor Dave explains how our glorious and eternal God made himself of no reputation and was born in the likeness of men (Php. 2:7) in order to become the Savior of the world.
He Has Visited and Redeemed (Luke 1:57-80) 06.02.2017
In this sermon, Pastor Dave highlights the mercies of our covenant-keeping God, who sent his only-begotten Son in love to redeem his people that they might serve him without fear.
My Soul Magnifies the Lord (Luke 1:39-56) 30.01.2017
In this sermon, Pastor Leandre explains the work of the Holy Spirit, the inexhaustible riches that are the blessings of God, and the faithfulness of God to carry out his plan of salvation for the world.
The Promise of the Messiah (Luke 1:26-38) 23.01.2017
In this sermon, Pastor Dave encourages the church to hear, receive, and believe the glorious good news with all eagerness and joy like Mary, who proclaimed: " I am the servant of the Lord; let it be to me according to your word" (Luke 1:38).
The Promise of the Messenger (Luke 1:5-25) 16.01.2017
In this sermon, Pastor Dave illustrates the character of our great God who is sovereign, who hears our prayers, who is faithful to do what he has said he will do, who is worth of trust, and who graciously includes us in his purposes of redemption.
ECC in 2017 (Luke 1:1-4) 09.01.2017
In this sermon, Pastor Leandre shares the vision for our church in 2017 as being the year of going after "the one": earnestly sharing the gospel with, and opening up our lives to, our friends, neighbors, and co-workers.
Luke and the Mission of God (Luke 24:44-47) 02.01.2017
In this sermon, Pastor Matt explains how we have been called not only to repent and place our faith in Christ, but to embark on God’s mission in the world: proclaiming the excellencies of him who called us out of darkness and into his marvelous light (1 Pet. 2:9).
The Gift of the Incarnation 26.12.2016
In this sermon delivered on Christmas morning, Pastor Dave opens up God's Word to reveal and explain the gracious gift of the incarnation: how God himself came to dwell among us, live for us, suffer like us, and die to save us from our sins.
A Child Is Born, A Son Is Given (Isa. 8:21-9:7) 19.12.2016
In this sermon, Pastor Matt expounds the beautiful prophecy of the child to be born, the Son to be given, in order to show that Christ Jesus is the light of the world and that whoever believes in him will not remain in darkness (John 12:46).
The Lord Is Greatly To Be Praised (Ps. 145:8-21) 19.12.2016
In this sermon, Pastor Dave explores some of the glorious attributes of our glorious God and encourages believers to "speak the praise of the Lord, and let all flesh bless his holy name forever and ever" (Ps. 145:21).
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